How to Paint Brass / Gold
Painting a brass helmet on our monolith bearer daemon using true metallic metals—base coat, wash, drybrush, and scratch techniques for a realistic forged metal look.
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Painting a brass helmet on our monolith bearer daemon using true metallic metals—base coat, wash, drybrush, and scratch techniques for a realistic forged metal look.
A day of wrapping up 3D printing projects, texturing the game board with isopropyl alcohol mud, cleaning the hobby room, and a surprise giveaway for subscribers.
Finishing up a custom monolith bearer miniature conversion with chains, modeling compound, and base work before priming.
Casting my childhood hobby rock into resin and discovering it fits perfectly on the daemon prince's back—plus troubleshooting a failed casting session.
Day 161 of the daily hobby streak—dealing with mold curing issues, salvaging an old shelf for a game board, and planning the next terrain project.
Starting a 16x16 diorama board for Necropolis—cutting foam, planning the frame, and discovering a cool free skirmish game with an awesome solo mode.
Sculpting a blind helmet on our custom daemon prince for the Children of Gomb competition, plus an exciting mail day with Smash Rash miniatures and Miscast metals.
Casting custom daemon heads from silicone molds for a hobgoblin conversion project, plus plans for sculpting a blind helmet.
Taking a break from sculpting to make a silicone mold of Daemon Prince heads using Moldstar 15 Slow—prepping for custom head swaps and conversions.
Sculpting gnarly swollen feet and toenails on my custom Daemon Prince—thinking in basic shapes, using pins for detail work, and channeling childhood trauma into art.
Finishing the back of my custom Daemon Prince sculpt—gap filling, adding mushroom details, and planning the legs for my Children of Gomb competition entry.
My first real attempt at sculpting with green stuff—rebuilding a failed Daemon Prince recast with basic tools, isopropyl alcohol tricks, and push pin texturing.