I painted the entire model with dollarstore paints using basic drybrushing and mixing techniques.
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Sunday, June 12, 2016
GW Chapel
I purchased the GW Chapel, which is no longer in production, because its scale is compatible with Malifaux and Warmachine. It turned out quite well and has lots of add-ons and do-dads that will look good on future plasticard scenery.
I painted the entire model with dollarstore paints using basic drybrushing and mixing techniques.
I painted the entire model with dollarstore paints using basic drybrushing and mixing techniques.
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