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 shamikebab wrote:
Another good guide!

Cheers matey .


I've done another quick metallic tutorial/recipe:

Classic Gold: full tutorial here

Hello all, its been a busy couple of weeks, I've finally got out another tutorial! This one covers How to paint a Deathknell Watch and how to stretch a scenery budget.



Enjoy, C+C welcome as ever!

Byron

To go with my last tutorial here's another Deathknell Watch one

Hello all, you may have noticed that I've been away for..well nearly forever since my last post. The reason for this is that apparently opening up a B+M store is a lot of hard work! .

However it's now up and running and going really well, so I'm going to squeeze in some time to bring out some more content.

This is my first attempt at a video, no need to go easy on any criticism etc, I'm all for it, as it'll help me improve things and get them up to speed faster. The obvious faults, (apart from my lack of experience with being recorded ) are the volume of the commentary, and me needing some pictures of the finished product in there at the end, and possibly beginning also.

Anyway, my

How to build a textured base tutorial

is done, and I'd really appreciate all feedback, cheers chaps .

Also if people would like to see a few photos and words about the process of kitting out the shop scroll down a little >Here<


Byron

Hi guys, it's not quite a tutorial, but this may be of use to some people, today's blog posts is a quick overview of my thoughts on one of my favourite hobby products, the lovely [Vallejo Glaze Medium:




It really is a fantastic product, a lot of people coming into the store haven't ever used it, or even know what applications it has.

My voice is still pretty shot after the weekend, hopefully it'll be fixed enough to finish the commentary on the tutorial Friday or so.

Byron

I've written another blog post on how I go about choosing resin bases




As ever any questions fire away .

Byron

Really great screamer tutorial!

Dang, these are some high-quality tutorials! The one for the Flamespyre Phoenix is especially great. You've inspired me to take a second stab at mastering my airbrush skills.

Also, I'd love to see you take on something totally different from Daemons for your next tutorial. Maybe some High Elf infantry to go along with the Phoenix?

~Tim?