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Romain sets off for another round of painting Astorath
the Grim from the Blood Angels Chapter. This time he
is adding gold where he feels it’s needed and doing
some highlighting work on the wings and parchment.

Romain moves on to the next stages of painting
up Astorath the Grim, this time focusing on the
wings and some of the finer details to finish off
later.

Romain has found an Astorath the Grim miniature to
paint up and he’s going to show you exactly how to
make it stand out on the gaming table. To kick off
Romain gets his main colors down on the miniature
in preparation for all the lovely detail to come in the
later parts of this series.

Time for the finishing touches on the fantastic Colette from Malifaux. Romain breaks out this skills to add the details to her hair, base and evil bunny. Hope you enjoyed the tutorial and stay tuned for a new tutorial next week!

Romain moves on to the next major step in
painting up his little Colette miniature. It’s
now time to paint the dress on this lovely
little cabaret girl!

Romain can’t seem to resist painting more
of Colette from Malifaux. Today he’s
breaking out his paints and superb
skills to show us how to take that
lovely skin, add a little make-up to the
face and really start bringing her to life.

Time for the next installment of Romain’s
fantastic tutorial on Malifaux’s Colette,
Avatar of Deception. Today the master
will be showing us how to paint the white
transparent gloves.

The good master Romain returns for part two of his
tutorial on Colette, Avatar of Deception. This
time sees him finishing off the skin and adding
in the first of the transparent fabric to this
lovely little mini’s tights.

With our good buddy Nick writing up lots of Malifaux
articles, we thought it might be fun to let Romain
have his way with Colette, Avatar of Deception.

Tau Week is fast coming to a close and before we reach the last day of this themed week our buddy Dave takes the time to finish up his tutorial on the Tau Piranha, painting the last of the camouflage and even painting some lights on this cool little model.

Dave moves onto the third step of his Tau painting
tutorial, adding some basic camo and bringing up
the next layer of highlights on his Tau Piranha.

Dave moves on to painting some of the first highlights on his Tau Piranha.

It’s the start of Tau Week and our buddy Dave has taken out a Tau Piranha to show us how to paint the basic tau color scheme.

The painting master Romain brings out an Aquan Stingray Class Destroyer from Firestorm Armada by Spartan Games and takes advantage of its beautiful flowing sculpt to paint up in a fantastic teal paint scheme.

Romain takes out one of his Orc Miniatures and shows
us how to paint Rackham Style skin. Let us know what
you think of this technique and what miniatures you’ll
be using it on.