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Is there any product that I can glue on like static grass that simulates fur or hair? I'm painting up a few old warhammer orcs to be AD&D hobgoblins and I want to give them a laying of fur on their heads and shoulders. I was hoping for maybe something like static grass that I could then brush...

Hey guys, Looking for any tips on using my wet palette. The problem I'm having is that while I'm using the palette, the paint ends up spreading out really thinly on the palette paper which means it dries quicker than it should and it makes it hard to pick up with the brush. YouTube videos I...

I'm looking for a miniature company that does original AD&D style orcs. (They're typically represented as a lot more pig-like than "modern" orcs). Failing that, any other company that does 28mm scale orcs that are not in the typical "Warhammer/WoW" style cartoon orcs? Also any company that does...

Don't get me wrong, I really like this game. I even have started painting the models (pictures on CMON). I've read a lot that the game is very strategic and there are multiple strategies that can win. But is this really true? Every single time I play it, the winner is the one who has the...

Hey guys, Does anyone know where I could get convertible (meaning separate pieces you glue together like the Mantic games range) fantasy miniatures that (optionally) do not have weapons attached? So far all I can think is the Mantic games miniatures and cut off the weapons from the weapon...

Any critisism and/or advice from experienced painters is welcome. Mounted on one Swedish Kroner (15US cents, not a bad price for a solid, heavy base). Left to go is the grey skirt, the base and some details & gore. It's my first go at sheer fabric ... that's what the mess on her stockings is...

Miniature paints are purpose-built and last a long time, so I don't see any need to use artist's acrylics apart from fun and experimenting. I thought I could buy a whole heap of plastic dropper bottles and mix up a lot of my own colours using high-pigment artist's acrylics, just for the fun of...