Our friends at Bandua Wargames have just launched their new product, Rochela, a portable painting studio!
The Rochela range of portable painting studios offers the opportunity to have a comfortable and tidy workspace anytime, anywhere. Designed for all fans who cannot have a permanent work area or for those who have to travel, Rochela responds to all those needs.
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Grimdark White Scar Easy & Fast. I have used the AMMO Wargaming Universe set 03 (Weathering for Combat Armour) to create easy and fast weathering on this Space Marine.
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This tutorial shows how to paint a yellow armor in a few simple steps. This tutorial can be used to paint yellow armor of all kinds, such as Warhammer 40,000 Imperial Fists space marines.
We have used the “Heavy Prime Strikers” figure from PuppetsWar.
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In this video I will show you different tests and experiments with the new Vallejo Xpress Color, this time using them on metallics to see how they behave and what uses they could have.
For the tests I will use some bases that the Kromlech company has sent me, which are great for these tests because they have different types of surfaces.
If you want to see how these paints behave on white paint (usual use), you can see my other video where I test and analyze them.
This tutorial shows how to paint Old Gold onto the plates of a Warhammer 40k Imperial Knight with the “True Metallic Metal” technique, following a few simple steps.
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This tutorial shows how to quickly paint a battle damaged orange armor using the new Game Color and Xpress ranges from Vallejo. By following these steps you can easily paint an entire army with very striking orange armor. We have used the Hearthkyn Warrior from Games Workshop.
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Below you will find the video where we havea first contact and test with the new Vallejo Xpress paints , which will be released in the coming weeks . These paints are Vallejo’s answer to the Citadel’s Contrast or Army painter’s Speedpaints.
In this video I will show how I apply these new paints on some bases from Kromlech (thank you very much for sending me these bases to be able to do this test) Likewise, we will see the final result once the paint has dried , and I will give you my opinion after this first contact
In the coming weeks I will show photos with the entire range using these same bases.
This tutorial shows how to easily and quickly paint weathering effects on a futuristic battle tank.
The Mortian Battle Tank (MBT) was used for this tutorial. (MBT, Mortian Battle Tank). This tutorial is valid for painting any Astra Militarum or Imperial Guard tanks: Leman Russ, Macharius, etc from Warhammer 40,000 or other wargames.
If you want to see how to paint an arctic camouflage for your tanks, I recommend that you read the previous tutorial.
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Here I show you a quick video about how to paint weathering effects on your miniatures.
This is valid for any armor or vehicle of Warhammer 40.000 or any other wargame.
Here are the steps explained in the video:
1.- Paint the shoulder pad / miniature using the colors you prefer.
2.- Create some chipping, use a sponge or brush and your lightest highlight color. Then use a dark brown color over the previous chips.
3.- Use oil paints to create some streaking effects. I have used AMMO Rust oilbrusher because it makes the process easier, but you can use any oil paint. Apply it and wait 1-2 minutes. After that use white spirit to blur it and its done!
This tutorial shows how to paint Fenrisian Wolves from Warhammer 40k in a quick and easy way. We will have our Wolf Packs ready for battle in just a few steps
Remember that you can buy them at Bandua Wargames with a very good discount.
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