Painter’s Guide

Shades, washes, layers, or base paints are essential when painting miniatures and scale models, but it will be almost impossible to give your action models, military vehicles, or piece of terrain a realistic metal finish…

Priming your models and miniatures is no easy task, especially when you have to do it by hand. If you’re looking for a primer that can perfectly work for different applications, whether hand brushing or…

Getting a primer is always one of the first things on your to-do list when preparing for a painting project. But, all primers won’t work the same.  While the major aim of primers is to…

If you’re painting your minis, one of the first questions that’ll always come to mind is should I prime my miniatures?  The answer is yes. Priming gives your paints a base to stick to. Technically,…

Older and experienced mini painters admit that the problem they’ve faced with priming miniature kits is that in their day, primers generally came in rattle cans. But, why are primers in rattle cans a problem? …

If you’re an avid miniature painter, you’ll likely have some Army painter paints in your paint collection. Still, it’s not just about pilling up paints for your next painting project. You also need to get…

Choosing paints for your miniature can be an overwhelming and sometimes frustrating experience, especially for entry-level painters. It’s why paint brands like Vallejo, Citadel, Army Painter, and Reaper always make a starter kit.  But, if…