Numidian Light Cavalry – the extended arm of the Carthaginian army
Hannibal’s Numidian cavalry was famed for its performance in battle, but also very apt in small-scale operations. Learn more about their history and how to paint them.
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Fire and Ice – Experiments with the Golden Crackle Paste
No matter if you want a dry, lava or frozen lake, crackle paste is your friend! Learn more about this stuff an how to use it effectively.
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Dank and dimly lit – 3D Dungeon tiles
No space for a fully fledged Dungeon board? Why not stack the tiles instead? I show you my collection and some feature walls to spice it up.
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Mischievous Squirrels – Realistic trees for wargaming and dioramas
Time to turn the barren tree into an autumnal oak. Foraging squirrels are a must, naturally. Enter the forest and learn how to improve your tree game.
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Gnarly bark – Realistic oak trees for wargaming and dioramas
Do you want to up your tree game and achieve highly naturalistic results? Excellent! This tutorial has you covered!
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A little birch – realistic wargaming trees
Do you want good results, but lack time? No worries, I show you how to make a little birch in about an hour.
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Pimp my Hirst Arts – The Cavern Accessories mold
You got some HirstArts molds or think about getting some? Then enter the dungeon and learn how you can make it comfy for the denizens.
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Liby-Phoenician Spearmen – The backbone of the Carthaginian army
The backbone of any Carthaginian army and the most reliable troops were the Liby-Phoenician spearmen. Learn more about their history and how to paint them.
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Cover up – decrepit crypt terrain
Time to cover up! Honestly, that part didn’t work out as planned. But you can learn from my mistakes!
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Sepulchral scenics – decrepit crypt terrain
So close to the finishing line! This time we add skeletal remains, urns, candles and offerings. I guess we have our work cut out for us.
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