Resources
Threat and Counter-Threat
Strategic analysis of target priority, threat assessment, and why big uniques attract harassment in Mage Knight
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Tips
My Favorite Trench Crusade Bases
Magnetizing and preparing Legends Games bases for my Trench Crusade warband—the perfect balance of detail without taking forever to paint.
• #trench-crusade
Vlogs
The First Miniatures I Ever Painted
A nostalgic trip through my Mage Knight collection—from my very first painted miniature to the meta armies I played in tournaments.
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Resources
Mage Knight 1.0 Meta Figure Checklist
Complete checklist of figures needed to build tournament armies from 2002-2003
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Tutorials
How to Marble Paper
Creating marbled paper covers for my wife's poetry book using traditional techniques with carrageenan, ink, and Kodak Photoflow.
• #book-binding
Vlogs
Started on the Loincloth
A quick glazing session on Silena's tabard using Scale Color paints while the kids are sick—working my way up through the palette.
• #infinity
Vlogs
Hobby Vlog Day 79
Support removal day, organizing the hobby dungeon, and exploring the Book of Antithesis for incorporating occult practices into solo RPG play.
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Tutorials
How I Clean My Resin 3D Prints
The secret to getting really clean 3D prints—patience, proper washing with ethanol, and letting everything fully dry before curing.
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Vlogs
More Progress on Everything I'm Working On
Morning coffee, belt buckle progress, 3D printer test prints, and planning which Trench Crusade armies to print. Happy Thanksgiving!
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Tutorials
Just a Video About Painting a Belt Buckle
Painting NMM belt buckles using Scale Artist grays—the continuation of learning volumetric painting techniques.
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Tutorials
Just a Video About Painting a Belt Buckle
Continuing the leather belt with NMM buckles—using the full Kimera grayscale palette and thinking like a volumetric painter.
• #miniature-painting
Tutorials
Painting a Leather Belt
Day one of taking painting seriously—following Richard Gray's leather belt tutorial and discovering that competition-level painting isn't as impossible as it seems.
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