The Garden Fences from Hagglethorn Hollow add a lot of character to your games and importantly for your troops, they add cover! We’ve used this method on the Common Gardens as well as the fences but it would also be useful for any other wicker or stick surfaces you might come across. Painting these is… Read more
The Hagglethorn Pathways and Bridge make excellent cobblestone pathways and roads for heaps of different fantasy settings. Based on Johnny Frazer-Allen’s artwork, our painting guide highlights the unique design in a few easy steps. It may look complicated at first, but you’ll find once you get into the swing of it, painting these are really… Read more
These characterful statues from the Hagglethorn Hollow Kickstarter provide excellent atmosphere to your gaming table and make great objectives for wargaming. We painted ours in six easy steps that will get them on the table and looking awesome in no time! Step 1) Undercoat in Army Painter Leather Brown Step 2) Drybrush with Army Painter… Read more
In this video we demonstrate some effective techniques and tips you can use when assembling modular ruins using Murder Row. The same technique will apply for many of the other Shadowfey Ruins. Remember to take care when using superglue and other hazardous materials.
Here we cover the technique of drybrushing, one of the most common painting methods when painting 3d printed terrain. Often one of the first techniques hobbyists learn we’ve got a few tips and tricks that will hopefully improve your drybrushing! Suitable for painting stone, wood, dirt, and many other textures. It is best done with… Read more
Using a Crème Brulee torch to heat models you can carefully re-shape and bend your prints! In this video we used the Feywild Shrine from the Shadowfey Wilds Kickstarter. This was done with PLA filament on an FDM printer. We do not recommend this technique with other types of filament or resin prints.
We have had several requests for a how-to-use clear-resin water effect, so here is a painting guide on how to make awesome-looking water using the Wild Rivers. This guide is going to focus on painting the water for your river. For the bank, rocks and bushes we have followed the techniques in the Dragons Graveyard… Read more
The Feywood Shrine is the perfect centerpiece for your Shadowfey Wilds table, whether the adventuring party has sought it out or have stumbled upon it in their travels. For the shrine, we painted it as though a tree had been carved into the likeness of an ancient god, and so modified the normal Contorted Trees… Read more
The Ruined Church makes a great centerpiece for gaming tables in many systems. So to befit its standing as a building of importance we wanted to paint it in a different color scheme than the rest of the ruins, but still tie in with some similar elements. The primary technique used is drybrushing, which you… Read more
The Titan Skull Cave is an impressive terrain piece of terrain; with a large, smooth surface like this, drybrushing isn’t always the best technique. In this example, we’ll be using stippling! It’s a great way to easily blend colors together and achieve a natural look without the streaking that can sometimes occur with drybrushing. To… Read more
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