Wow, so are you sure your a "warhammer noob" Cuz that all looks great! Haha, thanks! I guess technically I call myself a Warhammer noob because I've actually have not played a game yet. I just recently got the rulebooks and codex so I'm rea…
Very cool! Hope to see more coming soon. That fur is impressive for a first go at it. They look great! Do you think the claw could be made with green stuff too? Yep, the claws could have been done in green-stuff as well, I just attempted th…
Sabrina, as you are new to the hobby these are brilliant the armour in particular looks good with the battle damage. I would work on skin techniques next and have a go at the eyes. There are loads of great painting blogs with tutorials on t…
Impressive work! Your freehand skill is awesome. I do have to admit that your method of holding lots of minis is really well thought out. Wire and foam? Awesome. I look forward to seeing shots of that Vermin Clan Lord! Thanks! The freehand
Looks slick. My little light I have found is good for mobility but not for use in a desk all the time. Trust me! Krylon primer! You'll never go back!But seriously, the models are looking great. Keep up the good work! Thanks! I'm expecting t…
For primer I actually swear by Krylon's primer. http://www.krylon.com/products/indooroutdoor_primerYou can pick that stuff up at a local craft store. It is really thin, so it doesn't fill in cracks and really coats the model well. I cannot
Impressive! What are you using for snow on the bases? These were my very first, so I hadn't gotten any proper materials for the bases. I wanted to figure out the painting first. The "snow" is actually white decorative sand! I'll be attempti…