Category Archives: Painting and Modelling
The Linton Lancers
The Linton Lancers are a small mercenary force I created for a game at my club’s recent Open Day. The name came about simply because Linton is the name of village where the club meets, and since I was using … Continue reading
Civilian Runabouts
This weekend just gone I ran a Hammers’ Slammers game at my club’s Open Day (more of the game in a later post). To provide a bit of scenery and colour, I painted up some of our Raeside grav utility … Continue reading
Pimp My Shaman
With the release of a number of add-on packs for our 15mm range recently, I thought I’d have some fun upgrading one of our vehicles with some of them. I chose a Shaman hover tank which I’d decided to paint … Continue reading
Painting 6mm Desert Buildings
I was asked about how I painted my 6mm desert buildings on our Facebook page recently. It’s a pretty simple method, and I thought I’d share how it was done using some of the new models I previewed last Monday. … Continue reading
Behind the Mask
With the arrival of the new 15mm British vehicles, I needed to paint some ready for release (next week, in case you were wondering). I thought I’d try out a technique I’d read about (notably on the Hammer’s Slammers site) … Continue reading
Review of the Fleet
One task we’re slowly but steadily working through is to improve the quality of the photos on the website so that all of our models are shown at their best. We have a large and steadily increasing range of 1100+ … Continue reading
Titanium Dropship
Dropship Horizon are running a 15mm Science-fiction painting competition with lots of prize support from manufacturers (including, we modestly point out, ourselves – although we haven’t yet determined exactly what we’re putting up!). There are three categories for vehicles, infantry … Continue reading
Slow but Steady
Another bout of late-working has meant little progress on anything Brigade-related. I have however been slowly ploughing on with some painted examples of our British spaceships. I’ve gone for a mid-blue (Tamiya XF-18) scheme airbrushed on, with the ‘rib’ sections … Continue reading
Painting Belgians part one – the infantry
I’ve been meaning to produce a painting guide for our Great War Belgian figures for a rather long time. Since I’m currently working on a project that involves painting a large number of them now seemed a good time to … Continue reading
Nap of the Earth
Our new PacFed vehicles are designated as grav tanks, so when I assembled some I wanted them to be hovering just above the table – not flying, but not sat on the surface either. I spent a little while think … Continue reading
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