Author: Mike

All creatures perish and when the largest fall they leave a more spectacular grave than others. A mighty dragon deserves a mighty paint job! After cleaning up our model we undercoated it with Army Painter Chaotic Red spray. Whilst the Dragon’s Graveyard set is twelve pieces for this guide we’ve focused on one, the head!… Read more

Follow this guide to paint up your Shadowfey Wilds trees with a haunted, spooky look. This eerie look is achieved with brighter colors than you might think and is a great example of how you can get creative painting your scenery! For this guide we’ve painted the The Witch’s Hovel using Citadel Color, The Army… Read more

Follow this guide to paint up your very own Baba Yaga’s Cottage. We referenced a few photos of run down forest huts for inspiration and some more exotic and strange bird legs! This guide has been done using Citadel Colour and The Army Painter range of paints and has begun with a Black Undercoat. Step… Read more

This guide is for the armor plating on Kraweld the Siege Giant but can be used for many other metals too. It gives a great weathered and tarnished look and is fairly easy. The key lies in always keeping your paints nice and thin, and taking your time. The guide uses Citadel Colour, and The… Read more

Follow this guide to paint your gruesome Blood Trees the same way as ours! We’ve painted ours using a mix of Citadel Colours and The Army Painter colour range. Step 1) Undercoat with Chaotic Red Spray. Step 2) Drybrush with Leather Brown, then a lighter drybrush of Zhandri Dust. Step 3) Drybrush with Rakarth Flesh… Read more

Follow these steps to paint up your very own Shadowfey Ruins in the same colour scheme as ours. We’ve used The Army Painter range of paints, at the bottom I will post a conversion to Citadel Colours for people wanting to use those. For this guide I’ll be painting the Squatter’s Townhouse however the same… Read more

To paint up the giants as you see them in Shadowfey follow this method using Army Painter and Citadel Colour Paints. I started over a black undercoat however as long as you take your time with your coats and ensure you have a smooth, even basecoat it wont matter too much.  All of the paint was thinned down with water on the… Read more