Heroquest Miniatures

 

Heroquest Miniatures

 

 

Elf, Wizard, Barbarian, Dwarf



 Gargoyle, Sorcerer

Chaos Warriors

 Orcs

Goblins

Fimirs

Mummies

Zombies

Skeletons

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Warhammer 40k Medusa Conversion

 

 

 

 

 

Warhammer 40k Hydra Conversion

 

 

 



Warhammer 40k Baneblade

 

Here is the Games Workshop Baneblade kit (not the Forge World Baneblade kit which I don't think is for sale anymore) ready for painting.

I guess I didn't take a picture of the tank just sprayed black, but as you can see I base coated the entire tank including the bottom with black spray paint. Then I used blue painter's tape to cover the tracks so that I could just drybrush them later after the camo of the tank was done.

Then I sprayed the entire tank with a sandy off-white color. This is the beginning of my camo color scheme. You can see how I sprayed over the painter's tape, but the tracks underneath the tape are kept black.

 

 Now that the tank has its first camo color on the model, I began to use the blue painter's tap to tape on a curved line camo scheme on the all parts of the tank. Note that I did each part of the tank separately to create a more complex camo scheme instead of just taping over the entire assemble model.



 

 

 

Then I sprayed the entire model dark green.

Then, after it was dry, I drybrushed the entire tank with catachan green. Note that the painter's tape is still on the model.

 

Then, after the model was dry, I remobed all of the painter's tape. As you can see, the taping has allowed me a very effective 2 tone camo scheme. The tracks are also ready to drybrush gray or silver. 

Here's the Baneblade next to a Destroyer Tank Hunter I painted in a similar way.