I painted it with mostly dollarstore paints. Primed black I then drybrushed it with grey and then a blend of lighter grey and metallic. The brass was painted with GW Blighted Brass. The red is Khador Red Highlight.
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Friday, May 6, 2016
Steampunk Cannon
The JR Miniatures Steampunk Cannon was a terrain piece that I've had for a while but have not painted. I started last year and then put it aside to finish other high priority items.
I painted it with mostly dollarstore paints. Primed black I then drybrushed it with grey and then a blend of lighter grey and metallic. The brass was painted with GW Blighted Brass. The red is Khador Red Highlight.
I painted it with mostly dollarstore paints. Primed black I then drybrushed it with grey and then a blend of lighter grey and metallic. The brass was painted with GW Blighted Brass. The red is Khador Red Highlight.
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Farm Accessory Set
Next for terrain is the more medieval Farm Accessory set from JR Miniatures.
I got two sets so I can set up mega barnyard action or enough to flavor two tables. The water troughs are mostly for decoration, although they could be hindering for a half inch, but the rest is great for hard and hindering cover.
I got two sets so I can set up mega barnyard action or enough to flavor two tables. The water troughs are mostly for decoration, although they could be hindering for a half inch, but the rest is great for hard and hindering cover.
Friday, July 24, 2015
Middle East Street Median
Here is JR Miniatures Middle Eastern Street Median.
These are good for flavor on the tabletop as they are not hazardous nor really hindering. and definitely not blocking, as seen below.
I again used dollarstore paints and basic drybrushing techniques.
These are good for flavor on the tabletop as they are not hazardous nor really hindering. and definitely not blocking, as seen below.
I again used dollarstore paints and basic drybrushing techniques.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Angled Wall Fortifications
Also from JR Miniatures is the Angled Wall Fortifications. They are a little high for 28mm models to fire over but perfect for Warjacks and Vehicles.
I primed them with Krylon Black.
Then I brushed on dark dollarstore brown and drybrushed lighter dollarstore brown.
Then I used dark dollarstore grey then drybrushed lighter dollarstore grey. The metal parts were painted with GW Boltgun Metal.
Lastly I used GW Brazen Brass on the details. As you can see they can be used together of individually.
I primed them with Krylon Black.
Then I brushed on dark dollarstore brown and drybrushed lighter dollarstore brown.
Then I used dark dollarstore grey then drybrushed lighter dollarstore grey. The metal parts were painted with GW Boltgun Metal.
Lastly I used GW Brazen Brass on the details. As you can see they can be used together of individually.
Dirt Piles
From JR Mini comes these Graveside dirt Mounds. They are cheap, go really well with my GW Gardens of Morr terrain, and is a good size. You could even have small black felt or foam cut out for the hole if you wanted (would make a good trench beside it).
I primed them with Krylon black.
Brushed roughly with dark brown dollarstore paint.
Drybrushed with lighter dollarstore brown.
Then painted the metal parts with GW Boltgun metal and the wooden handles with dollarstore tan.
The only complaint is that they chip easily so i'll have to spray some protective coating on them to make my paint last.
I primed them with Krylon black.
Brushed roughly with dark brown dollarstore paint.
Drybrushed with lighter dollarstore brown.
Then painted the metal parts with GW Boltgun metal and the wooden handles with dollarstore tan.
The only complaint is that they chip easily so i'll have to spray some protective coating on them to make my paint last.
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