imperial armour model masterclass volume two

While finishing prep work on some new projects, I thought Id review one of the cooler books I recently picked up: Forge Worlds (FW) newish Imperial Armour Model Masterclass Volume Two.

The latest volume features detailed how-tos for painting FW vehicles, like an Imperial Reaver Titan and a Land Raider Proteus.

It also shows the building and painting of several dioramas, including a pitched battle between Eldar and Imperial forces on an ice world, a snapshot of an Imperial airbase just before a mission, and an Imperial city sector captured and turned into an Ork stronghold.

Additionally, the new volume details painting concepts not touched on in the first.

Almost all of the techniques covered, including weathering, metallics.

Overall, the new volume, like the first, is well organized, has.

Thus, I dont consider this latest volume to be a must-own like I do the first, and would only recommend purchasing it if you have an extra 40 lying around.

This blog follows my current endeavors in collecting, modeling, painting and the unfortunately rare occasion of playing with toy soldiers.

These miniatures are most often of the Games Workshop variety, including, but not limited to, pieces from the Warhammer 40K, Warhammer Fantasy, Blood Bowl, and Necromunda lines.

The title of the blog references how I usually begin to describe this hobby to outsiders.

The models in the header photo are the first ones I ever painted, way back when I was 12.

After experiencing hobby ennui over the fall, the busy season (read January through April.

I got a few days off from work over the Thanksgiving holiday and took the opportunity to.