Oz Marshal Miniatures

[...] pin. I did this because I wanted to be able to remove any accessories I have on top of the Land Raider to ease transporting in a carry case. I've also added 1/8 brass rod to the 4 exhaust ports on [...]

[...] side tracked by my Xbox and a certain Lego Star Wars game.... Well as you can see I've made my Land Raider more "Spikey", and Ive added some accessories from the Dark Angels, namely a couple [...]

[...] I already had. I had always planned on giving my Terminator Lord (Draas, The Red Pilgrim) a Land Raider and a unit of like minded Terminators to run around with him, but I had never gotten around to [...]

[...] !! You can see the results below. But before I jumped into painting my Terminators and Land Raider I thought it would be prudent to tackle some other existing WB projects first. So I assembled a [...]

[...] the finish is excellant. I'd figured if it's good enough for them it's good enough for my Word Bearers!! The Micro Set (Blue) is the setter and the Micro Sol (Red) is the Softener. If you want a [...]

[...] post in a matter of days whats going on... HOBBY!! A few weeks ago I was looking over my Word Bearers as I had finally decided to add Squad markings to them, as it's hard to distinguish the Squad' [...]

[...] I get the magnets from, so I thought I'd write up a summary of the way I've done it for my Word Bearers, this technique can be applied to any form of adding magnets to miniatures. I get my Rare [...]

[...] into a couple of weeks... then a month had gone by... I finally dug up my old pre mixes for my Word Bearers and boy was it a sad state of affairs. I spent an evening mixing small amounts of warm water [...]

[...] to take some pics while I was applying transfers (decals) to my WB Terminators using Micro Set and Micro Sol from Microscale Industries and do a quick write up on how I use them. I bought [...]

[...] x 2mm and I have some 5mm x 2mm I intend to use for vehicles and dreadnoughts. Tools needed; Hobby Knife, Pin Vice Drill, 1mm, 1.5mm and 2mm Drill bits, Super Glue, Marker pen and Magnets. Process; 1; [...]

[...] flat on the table top. Once all the plasti card had dried, i trimmed it down starting with a hobby knife then I proceeded to smooth it out with files and further still with 1000 grit sandpaper. All [...]

[...] ). 1. Gloss Varnish area transfer is being applied to. Transfers adhere to Gloss varnish better than any other surface. I would also apply the varnish the night before you want [...]

[...] by brush does take a long time, but I'm very happy with the results. Overall I've used a Gloss varnish on all the armor and metallic's and then I've used a Satin varnish for flesh, standards, [...]

[...] some pics while I was applying transfers (decals) to my WB Terminators using Micro Set and Micro Sol from Microscale Industries and do a quick write up on how I use them. I bought both of these a [...]

[...] going to be too difficult to convert the Blood Angels into Deathwing, they do share a reasonable amount of iconography, what with both Chapters being "Angels of Death" and all... [...]

[...] to magnetize all the arms and weapon options. I used 3mm magnets for these as there's a reasonable amount of plastic on there once you get the weapon and shoulder pad mounted. Drilling the 1mm pilot [...]

[...] Land Raiders hull didn't sit flush with the top of the sides of the hull. This took a reasonable amount of time to make sure that everything fit correctly, I had done plenty of dry runs (no [...]

[...] "Angels of Death" and all... So now I want your help in deciding the fate of my plastic Terminators I'll leave the poll open for 2 weeks!! [...]

[...] listened to you!!) While I was pondering what to do with the Land Raider I busted out some plastic Terminators, these were really fun to clean up and assemble, the mold lines were few and every thing [...]

[...] Hi all, This week I decided to take some pics while I was applying transfers (decals) to my WB Terminators using Micro Set and Micro Sol from Microscale Industries and do a quick write up on how [...]

[...] fast!!). This is only something I've really become consciously aware of while working on my WB Terminators, the mithril silver drybrsuh was very lightly built up and until I'd given it a wash of the [...]

[...] , the mithril silver drybrsuh was very lightly built up and until I'd given it a wash of the new GW washes it would come off with even light handling. Another problem I've had is that I apply another [...]

[...] decided to chaosify the interior and paint it before assembly. I was concerned about the new GW washes matching the colour of the previous inks I had used on the interior of a Rhino I had [...]