Category Archives: flocking gel
He wants a WHAT?
I had a request to paint a big Gator. Snapjaw seemed to fit what he wanted. I showed him the one I painted years ago. I started with the base. Two products, Squadron Green Putty and Renaissance Ink Flocking Gel. … Continue reading
Project Ambidextrous Toucan: Update 8 – Build it right, Build it once.
Once again, I am not working a 12+ hour day, so I have time to do Hobby stuff. After my last adventure with a Jack, I figured I needs to do something easier. There are two mules in the this … Continue reading
Back on the Road
It has been over a week. Ups and downs, nothing great, nothing tragic.. I had three days to paint last week and today. Black Cat is done. She came out a lot better than I thought she would. I did … Continue reading
Project Rolling – Update #6 – Big A.. Base
Sorry I haven’t been posting much this week. The ISP I use has been on the fritz for three days. When it works, it is half the normal speed at best. I have been working on a commission… Some little … Continue reading
Evil Plans
What does this mean… Have you ever heard of a secret Santa or a Paint & Swap… Kind of like a gift exchange, but it is to give a surprise gift to someone. Out of the blue…. It is … Continue reading
Project Rolling – Update 2 – Twenty Six Pieces
When I think of Xerxis, I think about the Cataphracts. Don’t you? I have a full unit of Cetrati and Arcuarii. I think two small unit of Arcuarii will be useful sometimes. The Cetrati also have a Unit attachment. Tyrant … Continue reading
BigK – Update 29 – Badboyz, Six Pack, Loners & Beards
I finished up the Roadies on Saturday. They are my first CoT update along with BigK. The bases are Greatcoat Grey with a black wash of P3 Armor Wash. The snow is Renaissance Ink paste. I did some highlight on the stone … Continue reading
BigK – update 25 – Renaissance Ink Flocking Gel
Strange title! We will get to that in a moment. Last night I planned on basing BigK and the Jacks. I covered the cork bases with Greatcoat Grey. As a side note, the weather was extremely humid. Paint that normally dries … Continue reading
