Iron Chef Scenery:
April 30, 2008
Ok so this is the first ever Iron chef scenery and I wanted to make it a good one. AS everyone knows the theme is Heavy Industry and the secert ingedents are soda cans. Now as an experianced scenery builder I wanted to make something that looked good but was also practical for playing a game on and around. The ideas that came to mind was to do something with a power station. I had a cool looking coffee can that could be used as a cooling tower and soda cans make such good fuel tanks.
Urban Renewal: Building Simple Objectives
March 14, 2008
Hey LO again, this time I’m back with an easy how to for making objective markers. I’ve made three over the last few nights with what ever bits I had laying around and now I’m going to tell you how to. For senior members and others who have been in the hobby awhile these might seems very easy but its a nice how to for those less experienced with scenery.
Guants Work Bench: Fake Rocks and Aspens
March 14, 2008
I most likely didn’t spell Aspens right but you get the picture. After seeing another tutorial here on making real rocks look like modeled rocks done by Slash, I figured minds well share my ways of making fake rocks look like real rocks. And while we’re at well learn how to make some cool winter Aspen trees.
Guants Complete Guide For the Novice Painter
March 14, 2008
After introducing several people into the table top figure gaming world, I have come to realize that a major preconception is that painting is easy. Many a person I have seen look at my extremely well painted figures and then expect themselves to be able to recreate the same level of detail on their first try. This creates a lot of frustration as many of the techniques that I and other experiences painters employ are abstract to new painters. So the following is an explanation of how to paint your figures to a high and easily reached table top standard.
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