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.
How to Blend Paint on Miniatures (Simple Tips for Layering Color)
Miniature painting, an art that demands precision, patience, and a sharp eye for detail, can be significantly enhanced by mastering the skill of achieving seamless blends on surfaces like cloaks. This technique has the potential to make your miniatures truly…
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Speed Painting Board Game Miniatures: A Step-by-Step Guide
If you’re new to painting board game miniatures and want to get started with speed painting, this post can guide you. Speed painting requires a different approach than traditional miniature painting. It involves embracing the simplicity and high-efficiency techniques. Board…
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10 Money-Saving Hobby Tips for Miniature Painters
Are you looking for ways to save money in your miniature painting hobby? The miniature hobby can be as expensive or as affordable as you want. As commissioned miniature painter, I’ve learned a few tricks to budget-saving tips without sacrificing…
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3 Popular Uses for Dry Brushing Miniatures (Tips)
Dry brushing is an essential miniature painting technique because it has so many uses in the hobby. It’s also one of the easiest methods to learn, which makes it popular among both novice and experienced painters. Whether you’re painting minis…
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How to Shade Panel Lines and Recesses with Watercolor (Fast and Simple)
Are you looking for a fast and easy way to paint the armor panel lines on your miniatures? The thin, narrow panel lines you find on miniatures like Gunpla, Warhammer 40k armored units, or military scale model vehicles, aren’t easy…
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3 Reasons You Need a Hair Dryer for Miniature Painting
Did you know that a hair dryer is the most under-appreciated tool in the miniature painting hobby? The dry, hot air from a hair dryer will accelerate paint dry time, increasing productivity, and will improve the quality of your final…
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Practicing Non-Metallic Metal (NMM)
I’ve been painting 40k and Warmachine models for a few friends. And for kicks, I’ve been trying my hand (and eye) at painting non-metallic metal (NMM). For the less well versed, NMM is the method for painting metallic surfaces without…
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Strategic Triage: Prioritizing Your Creative Concepts
Miniature painting is an intricate art that requires patience, focus, and attention to detail. As with any creative endeavor, it’s easy to get lost in the process and become overwhelmed by the sheer number of tasks that need to be…
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Better Photography, Creative Content? SANDMARC Wireless LED Ring Light Review
Are you looking for a wireless, portable LED ring light with enough power to create high-quality images and video? I’ve reviewed many lights and lamps over the years, so I was excited to try out the SANDMARC Wireless LED Ring…
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Zenithal Dry Brushing to “SlapChop” Paint Miniatures
Want to paint your miniature army fast without sacrificing quality? Speed painting miniatures is something I’ve used in competition, as well as in some commission miniature paint jobs I’ve done. When you want to reach tabletop quality miniature paint jobs,…
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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!