Another month filled with hobby awesomeness. Check the most interesting things I've seen around the internet in March 2014:
- Plague Centurion in le Blog dé Kouzes: Ever since I saw that monstruous Khorne warmachine, I knew it had a lot of potential if put in the right hands. Check out this huge marvel. I'm in love. I'm sure you are too.
- Averland Swordmasters by James Wappel: I'm a big fan of very well painted armies, and this unit from James Wappel is absolutely marvellous. The amount of work put into them is incredible, believe me (I know by experience).
- Tale of Revenge step by step, by Felix in Massive Voodoo: A guest post in Massive Voodoo, Felix explains in detail how he did this really cool diorama.
- Tale of Revenge step by step, by Felix in Massive Voodoo: A guest post in Massive Voodoo, Felix explains in detail how he did this really cool diorama.
- Water splashes by Sara Ariza: Sara, a very young Spanish painter is starting her career on miniature painting. Check out her blog and this interesting tutorial on how to do water splashes!
- Prince Althran and Aenur, by Nadezda Reka: Two very cool commission minis by River. I love elves!
- Cathedral Table in Le Blog dé Kouzes: This table for playing Warhammer 40k will absolutely blow your mind.
- This is Sparta! by Ivan Serra: Ivan paints this three miniatures from Tale of War as a tribute to 300, cool idea to make them individual but also making sense as a group.
- Basing composition, introduction by Roman Lappat: Massive Voodoo is going to be flooded with tutorials these days. This is a very cool article by Roman on how he builds base compositions.
- Big Fish, by Johnson Tsang: This might be not be stricly miniatures (what we normally talk about) but it's really interesting to see how Johnson creates this art piece. Check it out!
- Big Fish, by Johnson Tsang: This might be not be stricly miniatures (what we normally talk about) but it's really interesting to see how Johnson creates this art piece. Check it out!
- Creating bowstrings in Massive Voodoo: Who knew you could use actual human hair in miniatures. Very useful tutorial!
- Lt. Tormund Stark by Rosman: I love how Rosman paints Infinity miniatures, and this one is no exception. Such great work!
- Boromir Bust by Beren: This is one cool Bust by Beren in Eureka Miniature! He is working on it, and already doing one hell of a good job.
- Maya Priest Step by Step by Romain: Seeing Romain work is always and extraordinary experience.
- How to Simulate wood on plasticard by Rosman: Interesting tutorial on painting very realistic wood by Rosman.
- Freya by Miguel Matías: Very very nice version of Freya, I've always loved this miniature!
- Slaanesh Dark Elves Sorceress by Ivan Serra: Another girl, this time, a dark elf sorceress in a very cool Slaaneshi fashion.
- Tiralleur Senegalais 1889, by Juan Carlos Ávila: Very nice scratch built model by Juan Carlos, this time, a historical piece.
- Wave Serpents by River: Nadezdha paints these three Eldar vehicles. The future owner of this army will be very happy!
- US ranger 2nd division 1944 Normandy by Kiril Kanaev: Or should we just say... Tom Hanks in Saving Private Ryan? :D
- Despintar miniaturas (stripping paint from miniatures) in Cargad!: Classic and basic tutorial on stripping paint on miniatures, but it doesn't make it less essential! This one is only in Spanish.
- Eldar Fire Prism by River: Another great Eldar Vehicle by Nadya.
- Painting Crusade XI review in Le Blog dé Kouzes: One of my favourite events of the year, reviewed in detail in its eleventh edition.
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Bookmarked for consumption scheduled next week :D
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