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Really excited to see the new features and improvements coming. Better artist discovery and smoother navigation will definitely make the...

"Riot Games has announced a new episode of Valorant: what's in store for us?" Riot Games has officially announced the next episode of...

Thin glazes and sponge weathering are already a solid start. One thing that really helps vintage looking minis is using slightly...

Yellow is notoriously difficult to get that smooth without looking chalky or clumpy. Did you use an airbrush for the base coats, or is...

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Agreed Lucy. I've found The Armies of Ancient Persia: The Sassanians, Kaveh Farrokh to be a fantastic source for the different types and...

I totally get that struggle—there's a fine line between 'weathered' and just 'dirty.' To keep it from looking messy, try focusing your...

I agree, the color palette is really striking. It would be great to see a breakdown of the techniques used, especially for the blending...

Honestly, custom conversions like this usually have way more character than the official kits anyway. It's a great looking model and...

Great work on the Imperial Fist! Yellow is always such a tricky color to get right, but the paint job looks very smooth and clean.

That is a very practical way to get some versatility out of your miniatures. The Sassanid era has some fascinating unit designs, and I...

For leather, a great approach is to start lighter than you think, then build depth with thin, uneven washes.

More pictures of the Late Roman Equites Scholae Palatinae including both "speed painting" horse approaches of i/ high contrast and ii/...