The battles of WWII went on all year round, so the guys from Flames of War have taken the time to show us how to paint their Winter War Finnish Infantry and base them in the freezing snow.
Our maestro Romain finishes up painting the skin tones of his lost little Britanan and moves on to painting up the first level of shading on his coat.
Romain returns with his masterful guide on painting glow effects. In this episode he moves onto painting more of the cloth components on his Dartan Vilmon miniature.
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!
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.
We have our buddy Dave back in the studio and this time he's painting up an example tabard for your Dark Angel armies. You can apply this technique to other robes of course too!
Black cloth can often prove problematic, so Romain sets out give a bit of help to those in need of some assistance... and what better subject to use, than a black clad Victorian Gentleman from Empire of the Dead.
Romain begins work on his Samurai Cavalryman from Wargames Factory.
It's Christmas time and we decided to shake things up a bit and let Romain paint something historical. So he chose the plastic Samurai Cavalry kit from Wargames Factory. In this first part, Romain starts with the Samurai's trusty steed.
The German Grenadiers of Flames of War go under James' brush as he shares his tips on painting up these plastic minis from the Open Fire! starter set.
Flames of War drop in with another painting guide, taking us all through the painting techniques for the US Parachute Riflemen.
Romain gives some advice on painting black cloth, using one of the Teutonic Knights from Infinity.
Romain takes a look at a Shasvasti from the Combined Army and shows us how to paint some awesome glowing details on its gun & an organic cloth effect on the cloak. As a treat for Backstagers, this tip session is over 1 hour long... make sure you make time this weekend!
Romain uses the Duke from Carnevale to demonstrate how to paint cotton cloth.
Romain adds the camo pattern to his Warpath General's long coat.
Romain paints the coat of his Corporation General from Mantic in a cool urban camo pattern to help get the drop on those Orx!
In this final part. Romain puts the finishing touches to the Terminator Lord/Sorcerer's cloak and completes the pale dead flesh of the face.
Romain continues with his epic tutorial on painting a Chaos Terminator Lord/Sorcerer... now the model is really starting to take shape.
Romain finishes the Duke's cape adding the deeper shadows and high lights...
Romain begins to a paint an opulent silk cape, using the sinister Duke model from Carnevale!
James from Flames of War takes us through the steps for painting one of WWII's most interesting characters, General Patton.
Romain adds some gory blood effects to his Orc Standard Bearer.
Romain adds a cool Orc glyph to his greenskin banner, using some simple free hand techniques.
Warren introduces Simon and Tom who've decided to submit themselves to the 3-Colors Up painting competition... vote for your favorite... who speed-paints the best Orc!
They might be Zombies, but even they must hide their modesty! Romain shows us how to paint the latest in Zombie fashion.
It's time for the second part of the remastered version of John's German Stormtrooper from Warlord Games.
We've been going through our archive to bring you some cool blasts from the past... but now they've been remastered for your viewing pleasure! First in the series we have John painting a plastic WW2 German Infantryman from Warlord Games... enjoy!
Romain gives us some advice on the best ways to paint white cloth.
Here's the final instalment of Romain's painting tutorial for the Nomad hero, Bran Do Castro... the paint is nearly dry and the model is looking great. If you have any questions, remember you can post them below or you can visit the Painting Factory discussion group where all of the best painters on Beasts of War hang out!
Here's another instalment of Romain's epic painting of Nomad hero Bran Do Castro... it's well worth the wait guys!
Romain continues his series where he paints the Nomad hero, Bran do Castro. This time he's painting the yellow sections and some of the details on the miniature.
Romain has some tips on painting black cloth. He's decided to use a Space Marine, so these tips would perfect for Black Templars... or the other myriad of black-clad chapters.
Romain moves on to the next stage of painting his Nomad hero... Bran Do Castro.
Romain returns for a another full 3 Colours Up painting extravaganza! This time he'll be painting the fabulous Nomads character... Bran Do Castro... but in the style of the Monkey King!
It's time for the first in a new series of Backstage painting tips, today we have how to paint red cloth on a Space Marine.
We're back again to join Romain as he continues to paint the Iosian Mage Hunter Commander.
Welcome to another 3-Colours Up. This time we join Romain as he paints an Iosian Mage Hunter Commander. Enjoy!
John takes you through how he plans to paint his Bolt Action German Army when he manages to get one! This is using Warlord Games fantastic new plastic German Infantry set.
