Tutorials

Hi guys!

I've been getting some requests for a "Tutorial Secion" that compiles painting and modelling tutorials.

I would like to know what kind of tutorials would you like to find in such a section?

Please be specific (e.g. "painting human skin")

Thanks for your feedback! If there is enough interest I will post tutorials on Tom's Boring Mordheim Blog and on the Forum.

Thanks!

Admin Tom wrote:

I've been getting some requests for a "Tutorial Secion" that compiles painting and modelling tutorials.

hehe, that would be me

First you'll have

Tut section

when clicked >

Modeling
Painting

and beneath that link >

-How to paint metal
--bloody metal
--Clean metal
-How to paint cloacks
--Red cloacks
--muddy cloacks
-how to paint skin
--'western' human skin
--native american skin
--greenskin skin
--african skin

That's my imagination about it

wonderfull idea Tom!, yes it would be nice to have sorry for the late reaction, never saw it.

Heck man, anything would be great.

I haven't gotten back into painting my models yet so i don't really know what I'm going to run into. You're a great painter, obviously, and any tips or tricks you have would be great.

Probably you should start with "Painting Necessities" and explain everything you make sure you have before you start painting. Anything form a water bowl to the yellow tacky stuff.

I'm sure I'll read any tut you make.

matt wrote:

Tut section

when clicked >

Modeling
Painting

and beneath that link >
....

You also have some amazing buildings, and I'd love to read about your techniques on how you made those. I'd add to the tut cats:


Modeling
Painting
Buildings/Terrain

Oh yea, and your board. You definitely need to put that couple paragraphs you wrote about how you made your board somewhere where it's easy to find.

Thanks,

Great work on the tutorial section Tom (+ Mods?)

Love it!

An excellent idea Tom, Oh Light of Sigmar! No matter how long I've been involved with this insanity, I find I can ALWAYS learn a little bit more.

I get the vague impression that Ashton may have liked this slightly.

50% of the praise go to Matt for bringing it up and pushing for it, and to Cianty for the outline and some more pushing.

The other half of the praise should go to the people who wrote great fluff, rules and tutorials.

Admin Tom wrote:

50% of the praise go to Matt for bringing it up and pushing for it, and to Cianty for the outline and some more pushing.

The other half of the praise should go to the people who wrote great fluff, rules and tutorials.

well thank you very much