PAINTING FOR TOURNAMENTS

Tournaments involving miniatures almost always require competitors to have fully assembled and crucially, painted their miniatures ahead of participating in a match. We explore that skillset (and offer a few tips) in detail

George Chrysostomou

Whether in one of Games Workshop’s many titles, or among the legion of other miniature tabletop games available, it’s often expected that a basic aesthetic has been applied to the army in use. There are sometimes rules based on what competitors are and aren’t allowed to do with the visuals of their miniatures, so it’s vital to check those guidelines ahead of time. For some, this news will be a massive blow to their confidence. Painting miniatures might not be your strong point and may be your personal barrier to entry. But, we want to provide you with the tools, techniques, and basic approaches to quickly master this aspect of the hobby. THE BASICS When faced with an army of miniatures to paint, perhaps backed up by fantasy creatures, tanks,…

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