#Weathering
Weathering techniques for adding wear, damage, and environmental effects to models.
9 pages, 7 of them guides
Making stats for our teaspoon pet
Rolling up a pet in Teaspoon: a d8 down the line, the modifiers your creature type brings, and when to just pick a nature instead of rolling it.
How to Paint Talons & Toesies
Painting talons, claws, and toes on our custom daemon sculpt with scratchy brush techniques, plus tying the brass helmet back into the skin tones.
The Best Snow Effect Ever
How to create incredible snow effects using crushed glass, realistic water, and fishing line icicles—nothing compares to this technique.
The Jankiest Rust Tutorial Ever
Three methods for painting rust on 90 goblin spears—Dirty Down Rust, AK Interactive Rust Streaks, and the classic sponge technique. Plus why Dirty Down smells like pennies and cat piss.
How to Use Dirty Down Rust + Creating Blood & Gore - Part 2
Dirty Down Rust reactivation, silver dry brush highlights, and getting disgustingly gory with UHU glue and Blood for the Blood God. Finger painting included.
Trench Crusade Bases & Weathering - Finishing our Warband Part 1
Tamiya weathering masters, nilakh oxide disasters, fixing mistakes live, and why Brownish Decay is my new favorite paint (even though it stripped my silver).
Getting the Most Out of Dirty Down Moss
Day seven of the board project—the heat gun makes moss bubble up like magic, but watch out for that third-degree burn setting. Disaster and recovery.
Quick Base Work
Finishing up a base with dirt effects, weathering powders, and liquid chrome scratches on metal panels.
Return of the Cubes
Making scatter terrain cubes that blend into the Molly Crew board—plus setting up a rainy day project shelf for quick 10-minute hobby sessions.