The Ironhelm Skydock is designed to be assembled in pieces, all surrounding the large column in the centre (Base-pt1). Assembly of the stairway and landing pieces starts from the ground and works all the way up. Below is a series of pictures of the fully assembled skydock, to aid in assembly. First stairway and landing… Read more
Below is a painting guide, explaining the steps taken to paint The Library of Ithillia The model was initially primed with Army Painter Leather Brown. Stone This is the scheme used for the bricks and stone. Heavy dry-brush: Army Painter Arid Earth. Final highlight: Army Painter Skeleton Bone. Trim This is the scheme used on… Read more
Below is a painting guide, explaining the steps taken to paint the Gloomwood Trees The models were initially primed with army Painter Leather Brown primer. Stone This is the scheme used on all the stone underneath the roots. Full Layer: Army Painter Leather Brown. Dry Brush: Army Painter Arid Earth. Wood This is the scheme… Read more
The Ithillian Sky Port is made of a number of pieces, which are designed to be assembled as individual sections before being glued together as one piece. Assembling the base level For this section, you will need pieces Base-A, Base-B, and Base-C Put the now fully-assembled base level aside for the moment. Assembling level 1 For… Read more
Below is a painting guide, explaining the steps taken to paint Ironhelm Fortress. The model was initially primed with matt black primer. Stone This is the scheme used for the bricks and stone. Heavy dry-brush: Army Painter Dungeon Grey. Lighter dry-brush: Army Painter Ash Grey. Final highlight: Army Painter Arid Earth. Trim This is the… Read more
Below is a painting guide, explaining the steps taken to paint The Temple of the Damned. The model was initially primed with matt black primer. Bone This is the scheme used for the skulls, bone edging and teeth on the roof. Heavy dry-brush: Army Painter Leather Brown. Lighter dry-brush: Army Painter Barbarian Flesh. Wash:… Read more
This step by step guide will show you how to prepare then dry-brush the stone barn. For more information on dry-brushing, please check out the speed dry-brushing tutorial. Part 1: Preparing the stone barn Part 2: Dry-brushing the stone barn The stones of the barn are dry-brushed with the following colours: Dungeon Grey as a… Read more
A simple way to paint your Printable Scenery Maori pa palisade and buildings is a process called ‘dry-brushing’.. This is a fairly quick way of painting large lots of scenery. The results look good despite being a somewhat ‘rough and ready’ process. This technique is particularly useful for things like rough wood and thatch –… Read more
Adding extra debris is a great way to enhance your 3D printed ruin model. You can achieve different effects with painting methods to make the models come to life, but you can also go further with some physical effects using sand, a few small stones and your 3D printer off-cuts. Finally, you can put all… Read more
When printing out your dungeon tiles, such as those from the Rampage System, you will likely want a speedy way to paint them all. This article will cover our recommended process of ‘dry-brushing’. This method will allow you to paint a lot of tiles in a very short time frame, once you have your paints… Read more
