Todays blogpost is a very lazy one: Its just about photos. The regular visitor might remember the post about Teirales fantasy miniatures. I try to print, paint and offer all of them in my webshop.
Long story short: There has been some progress: New miniatures painted, new photos taken!
And lets go for some detailed photos of the new minis added to the collection:
Thats all for today! Happy gaming! 🙂
Look at this beautiful Predator Annihilator with its four Lascannons! I just did a quick repaint to a 15 Euro Ebay rescue in a very desolate state.For the first time I used structural colour for painting dirt and I think it came out pretty nicely. Dirt, scratches and weathering were used to cover up ugly…
Desert planets have been very popular not only since the new Dune movies. And one of the most popular desert planets of all times is Tatooine. You can find it in the Star Wars universe. Located in the desolate Outer Rim, Tatooine orbits a pair of binary G-type stars, Tatoo I and Tatoo II. And with all the tabletop wargames…
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