But even the mightiest hero meets their match against a bad brush. We've all suffered from rogue bristles and paint that sputters instead of flows. Fear not, fellow tabletop miniature enthusiasts!

Welcome to The Painting Coach! I'm Lloyd, and my mission is to help you get your miniatures and tabletop armies painted and ready for battle—fast. Whether you're a beginner or looking to ...

There are a number of different styles that you can use to paint your miniatures, and they tend to involve different brushes. Here we’ll discuss layer painting in detail, touch on drybrushing ...

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Synthetic brushes tend to curl and quickly lose their ... and make your own instead so you can make your expensive miniature paint last a lot longer. While painting holders are cool, they ...

We chose these four because we feel they represent the most common, and best suited, brush sizes for miniature painting. In addition to our basic set, however, we’ve also designed a tiny brush ...

Learn fantastic miniature painting techniques from expert painters ... as the frist layer and the last layer can make a difference. Brush on Primer: I primarily use a spray can primer, but there ...

Miniature painting as a hobby seems to be a bit of ... as places you can’t easily maneuver a brush with control are often places where a natural shadow would occur anyways, so leaving it dark ...

Once you get the basic colors on your miniature blocked out, you’ll want to do some dry brushing. That’s where you use a brush with barely any paint on it at all. Again, Games Workshop is on ...