In today’s tutorial I’m going to show you in a quick and easy way, how I painted the change or transformation effect of a Dreadnought from the Alpha Legion (Space Marines) chapter.
The complete tutorial on how I painted this miniature can be found in the tutorial I prepared for issue 19 of Fantasy Figures International magazine. In that article, you can find the tutorial in detail, as well as all the bits I used for its transformation (using Liberdaemonica bits), and also information about Cerxis’#Omegonswrath movement.
It was the cover of the magazine, so if you are interested don’t hesitate to subscribe or buy the paper edition, while there are still units left!
This tutorial is the second part on how to paint Salamander Space Marines on Motorbikes (Outriders). You can find the first part, where I show how to paint the armor, in the following link.
Christmas is coming, and to celebrate it, Games Workshop sent me this fun miniature to paint before its release. Here I will show you the process I followed to paint it and the final result.
This tutorial shows how to create bases in record time and look great on the battlefield, oriented to large armies and wargames. This technique or trick to create bases can be applied to any army or miniatures and even vary the tones depending on what you want to achieve.
Freak Wars is coming! On September 16th and 17th, all wargaming and painting lovers have an essential date in Madrid, Spain. We are talking about the largest event in Spain for Wargames, board games, modeling, painting and cosplay, which year after year brings together more and more attendees and brands.
Pintureando could not miss this event, and will be there enjoying the great atmosphere and activities. In addition, this year I will be giving a talk at the AMMO stand (stand B15) on Saturday 16 from 12:30 to 14:00.
We look forward to seeing you there and there will be gifts for everyone!
I’ll be bringing some personalised gifts, like these personalised dice from Baron of Dice that you can see below, among other things.
And if that wasn’t enough, we will be raffling a complete AMMO vehicle weathering set among all those attending the talk.
It is also a perfect opportunity to get to know and try first-hand products, tools and paints from your favorite brands, as this year there will be a multitude of stands. If you want to know all the stands and brands that will attend, you can see it in the following link.
And if you get lost with so many booths, here are the plans where you can find all the information you need.
What is clear is that this year, whoever attends will not be bored, as an event has been prepared for the whole family to enjoy all kinds of activities.
If you still don’t have your ticket (I don’t know what you are waiting for :-D), you can buy it online through their website:
This tutorial shows how to paint the turquoise armour of a Space Marine, using the new Game Colour range. For this tutorial we used a MKVI Tactical Space Marine (Warhammer 30k) from Games Workshop.
In this first part we will see how to paint the turquoise armour, and in a second tutorial I will show you how to create battle damage and get a Grimdark effect, so you can decide how you want to paint the armour, or how far you want to go.
In just 2 days the new Leviathan box will be released, so to celebrate it and to give ideas/inspiration on how to customize the new miniatures, I decided to show you the conversions I have prepared of the new primaris Terminators. Also, in the next few days I will show in my Instagram account the process of painting the whole Terminator squad.
To celebrate that in a few days the Leviathan box will be released, I bring you another special article where I will show you the conversion that I made using the Captain in terminator armour that comes in the Warhammer 40.000 box Leviathanto turn it into a Wolf Lord of the Space Wolves chapter. Remember that this conversion was featured in the Warhammer Community article along with other great artists of the community.
First of all, thanks to Games Workshop for sending me this great Leviathan box before its release.
In today’s article I’m going to show you the conversion I made using the Librarian in terminator armor that comes in the Warhammer 40k Leviathan box, to turn him into a Space Wolves Rune Priest .
First of all, thanks to Games Workshop for sending me this amazing box before its release.
