Hi everyone.
because of my craze towards Zombicide I got hold of a lot of zombies and modern days miniatures. They had been sitting around the paint station for a long time now. I finally pull myself together and try to get better at speed painting miniatures.
My steps:
Not exactly hyper speed but it is a lot quicker than what I used to do.
First stage is cleaning them and getting the right base for them.
Most of them don't require much assembling except for two. These days I am a lot better with handling green stuff now.
So I match them up with base from Secret Weapon, again, excellent product and value for money.
First I prime them with spray on primer, very easy step. the hardest part is getting it even, not as easy when some of them mini got a lot of abstracted bits.
Then I group them up according the the stage they are at.
because of my craze towards Zombicide I got hold of a lot of zombies and modern days miniatures. They had been sitting around the paint station for a long time now. I finally pull myself together and try to get better at speed painting miniatures.
My steps:
- match them up with base
- put the bits together, base them if the mini isn't too obstructing for paint the base
- prime them with spray on
- base coat them with wash, wet-blending on the base to get to the cracks
- air-brush dark paints as shadows, extra layer if needed
- air-brush on light paints as lights, extra layer for more dramatic effect
Not exactly hyper speed but it is a lot quicker than what I used to do.
First stage is cleaning them and getting the right base for them.
Most of them don't require much assembling except for two. These days I am a lot better with handling green stuff now.
First I prime them with spray on primer, very easy step. the hardest part is getting it even, not as easy when some of them mini got a lot of abstracted bits.
Then I group them up according the the stage they are at.
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