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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/...

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wow—those modular designs are incredible! I love how customizable everything looks. How do you guys think these pieces will hold up in...

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Thank you ticptarmi. Although a long time project, I will keep posting as I go along.

Thank you ticptarmi. Although a long time project, I will keep posting as I go along.

I love your attention to detail in the miniatures. The choice of color palettes really brings out their historical richness—keep it coming!

I'm finally making a start on my Late Sassanid army and starting small with a unit of Daylamite Light Infantry which can, with the...

Sunday gone was the Partizan in it's mammoth 40th year! For the full repertoire of images please hop over to my Just Add Water Blog...

MURUS ETERNUM: MODULAR FORTRESS - Now LIVE on Kickstarter! Back the campaign at...

An interesting case. There used to be quite a lot of activity here—artist rankings; every miniature could count on votes and comments...

Finally have my new glasses. Getting used to them (transitions), but will be trying to finish a WIP I started ages ago as my first...

Great looking unit, Darrell! The colors are really vibrant for "speed painted" minis. I feel your pain with the Humbrol gloss coat -...