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PAINTING AND MODELING ARTICLES |
| BASIC PAINTING |
Preparing
Your Models
There are several things you should do before
you start painting - this guide walks you through
all the basic steps, from assembly to undercoat. |
Painting
Basics Part 1 - Tools and Workspace
Part one of our basic painting guide covers tools
used for painting and how to set us a painting
workspace |
Painting
Basics Part 2 - Priming and Basecoating
Part two of our basic painting guide discusses
spray priming, undercoating, retouching, thinning
paint with waterm mixing paints and working with
test cards |
Painting
Basics Part 3 - Painting Techniques
Part two of our basic painting guide presents
five techniques for painting miniatures: overbrushing,
drybrushing, washes, glazing and layering. |
What
Are Citadel Colours?
There are a whopping 66 different Citadel Colours,
each of which are designed for painting, highlighting,
and shading miniatures. Find out more about them here. |
Citadel
Color Paint Chart
Display of all the Citadel colors. |
Citadel
Ink Paint Chart
Display of all the Citadel inks. |
Where
do you paint?
Where Games Workshop staffers like to paint. |
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| FOUNDATION PAINTS |
What
Are Citadel Foundation Paints?
The new Citadel Foundation Paints are loaded
with pigment, which makes them great for several
different painting techniques. Find out more
about them here. |
Basecoating
with Foundation Paints
The new Citadel Foundation Paints are great for basecoating
your miniatures. Here, we examine a few techniques
that will help you do that. |
Mixing
Foundation Paints
The existing Citadel Colours and the new Citadel Foundation
Paints are designed to complement each other. Here,
we look at 216 different combinations of the two ranges. |
Army
Painting with Foundation Paints
Painting an entire army has never been easier with
the arrival of the new Citadel Foundation Paints. This
article looks at a few painting techniques that take
advantage of them. |
Painting
Vehicles with Foundation Paints
The new Citadel Foundation Paints make painting vehicles
a breeze. Find out a few tips and tricks for using
the new paints here. |
Terrain
Painting with Foundation Paints
The new Citadel Foundation Paints help you paint large
areas of terrain with ease. Here, we look at a few
techniques for using these high-pigment paints. |
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| BASIC MODELING |
Preparing
Your Models
There are several things you should do before you start
painting - this guide walks you through all the basic
steps, from assembly to undercoat. |
Hobby
Tools
The do's and don'ts of hobby tools. |
Modeling
Materials
An overview of helpful modeling materials including
sand, static grass, wire and greenstuff |
Green
Stuff: The Basics
Epoxy Putty, "green stuff," gap filler – all
these names refer to the same thing. Whatever you
want to call it, this substance is an essential part
of the hobby. |
Step-by-step sculpting guides from Joe Orteza,
Chris Borer and Dave Pauwels
Chains | Feathers
| Ropes
| Embossed
Letters | Beads
| Books |
Glue
Safety Guide
Be careful when using glue, it's not edible. |
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| MODELING BASES |
Bases
All Citadel miniatures come with plastic bases to stand on. |
Modeling
Materials
An overview of helpful modeling materials including sand, static grass,
wire and greenstuff |
Texturing
Tutorials
Texturing a model's base can really enhance the model's final
look. |
Winter
Warriors
Snow-covered bases are perfect for many Northern armies. |
Modeling
Modular Movement Trays
The modular system makes these movement trays very simple to assemble,
especially if you are using a Citadel Razor Saw. |
Making
Movement Trays for 25mm Bases
Now that you need five models per rank to incur a rank bonus, finding
movement trays for larger models can be a little tricky. We show you
how to make or convert your own. |
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| ADVANCED PAINTING |
Freehand Painting
This article gives you several step-by-step guides for painting different
freehand "decals." |
Painting Metal
A plethora of examples for painting metal. |
Fire!
A Variety of methods for modeling fire. |
Stupid Hobby
Tricks
This article discusses dozens of "stupid hobby tricks" that
the hobbyists at Games Workshop's US Headquarters have discovered
over the years. |
Themed Armies
A themed army is, quite simply, a force that is centered on a unifying
concept. The theme of the army is reflected in the armys purpose,
presentation, and composition. |
Warhammer
Siege Bitz
Some ideas for bitz to use for Warhammer Siege |
Sails
How to paint sails with several examples. |
Painting
Horses
(PDF, 650k) - 'Eavy Metal Masterclass article on painting horses. |
Seige Mantlets
Painting Warhammer seige mantlets. |
Chicago Grand
Tournament Showcase
A showcase of models from the 2006 Chicago Grand Tournament. |
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