Looking to start dabbling in the world of miniatures, scale models, and other related hobbies? Do you enjoy tabletop hobby games, board games? You’ve come to the right place! Below, you’ll find all our miniature painting tutorials and various hobby guides.
Whether you’re looking to learn how to paint your first mini or you’re a seasoned pro wanting to try out some new techniques, we’ve got you covered. Want to take better photos of your work for social media audience, or working on a hobby related business venture? Read on.
The best paint stripper does the job of removing surface paint, varnish or primer, effectively, without damaging the model surface underneath. We all know paint strippers can work and the issue isn’t finding the strongest product, but the best paint…
If you’ve ever stared at a pile of leftover sprues and wondered what else they could become, this list gives you a broad set of ideas to spark your creativity. Think of it as a toolbox of possibilities: from simple…
Painting miniatures with ADHD is like trying to write a school essay and you weren’t listening. Wait, what was that? The paint brush doesn’t move, and you’re thinking about the dirty-dishes; your mind races from thing-to-thing. Mind racer? It could…
Ever want a miniature sword to look like it’s glowing with energy? A lightsaber or lightning power sword of some sort, perhaps. Or maybe you want understand how to paint an object glow effects but don’t know where to start.…
Are you looking to take great pictures of your miniatures? After you’re done painting your miniatures, you may want to take photos of them in various locations. Professional photos always tell a story or evoke an emotion. With miniature photography,…
What are the best gap fillers for miniatures and models? Miniature and model assembly is fun. Scratch builders love making things from…well, scratch. Filling gaps is an important step in preparing your models for primer and paint. Gap fillers are…
When it comes to painting miniatures, color theory is one of those things that a lot of people seem to think is necessary. However, in reality, you don’t need it. Sure, it can be helpful in some ways, but it’s…
You’ve spent hours, perhaps days, meticulously painting your miniature models. They’re tiny works of art, deserving of more than a blurry, poorly-lit photo snapped in haste. So, you reach for your smartphone. After all, smartphone cameras have come a long…
Ever painted a flame and ended up with something that looked more like a blob of ketchup and mustard than fire? You’re not alone. Painting fire can be deceptively tricky. Many painters instinctively highlight the outer tips, but real flames…
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In this collection of tutorial articles, you’ll find lessons and tips on a variety of topics, including painting techniques, assembling your models, and photographing your work. Whether you’re looking to improve your skills or just get some ideas for your next project, these articles will help you on your way.
One of the most important things to keep in mind when working with miniatures or other fine scale hobbies is that the smallest details can make a big difference. This is especially true when it comes to painting, kit assembly, or miniature photography.
If you want your models to look their best, it’s important to take your time and pay attention to the little things. Light, paint, the way you see color, and even the type of glue you use can all have an impact on the final result.
Of course, learning about anything new can be daunting and it’s best to learn from a diversity of perspectives. In these articles, you’ll find a variety of viewpoints and tips from both novice and expert modelers. No matter your level of experience, there’s something here for you.
Remember: There are no wrong answers when it comes to art and creativity—only experimentation, practice…and maybe a little bit of patience! So go forth and create something amazing; I can’t wait to see what YOU come up with!
So dive in, learn something new, and most importantly, have fun!