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Miniature painters; I need some help.
USMCPlayboy
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I have recently started painting a few minis for my home D&D games and wasnt really sure what I was doing.
I was hoping someone might be able to link a good tutorial for someone starting out with miniature painting. My roommate has alot of the stuff (i.e. files, paints, primers) but he works 3rd shift and I dont really have alot of time to sit down and have him teach me.
Please remember I am a complete novice and would greatly apprciate any pointers.
I was hoping someone might be able to link a good tutorial for someone starting out with miniature painting. My roommate has alot of the stuff (i.e. files, paints, primers) but he works 3rd shift and I dont really have alot of time to sit down and have him teach me.
Please remember I am a complete novice and would greatly apprciate any pointers.
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Actual advice: Find some tutorials online. I like www.brushthralls.com, but then I play WarMachine. They have numerous painting/construction tutorials that are extremly helpful.
Also, practice. If you have some cheap minis (heh) onhand use them. I understand that the Warhammer Skull Pass set has a crapload of minis in it for like 40 bucks. Even if you're not interested in the armies represented, it's a good price for practice pieces.
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