I put this tutorial together some time ago, but since a couple of people asked me about it, I figured it would be a good idea to put it on the website to make it easy to find. This tutorial was originally on the Metalhead Minis Facebook Page and it takes a while to scroll through the posts and photos to find it. Some of you might not have seen this yet and thats great too. This tutorial shows you a quick and easy table top painted wooden shield. The model used is Arena Rex,

Another awesome item that I picked up while at the Tulsa Figure Show. I was looking at the paints, and fell in love with the bright colors in this set and figured that there are so many cool things that I can use these colors for. I also figured that this would be a cool set to share with you and talk about. So let's begin... Here is the set of 8 paints laid out. The retail price of this set is $31.99 from the Scale 75 USA website. The set comes with the following colors

Last year at the Tulsa Figure Show, I managed to pick up a couple of Milosh Approved Miniatures that are designed by a friend of mine known in the Historical Figure and some other parts of the miniature painting community as Milosh. Milosh, is a very talented, award winning artist who purely does his art for enjoyment to relax and escape from his very busy work life. His favorite models to paint are fantasy genre females. He did drawings of different female models that he

This year again, I made the trip to the HMSNEO Tulsa Figure Show and this time I brought Alexia with me. I love this show because the guys from the HMSNEO are a super cool group of people. My fellow members of the North Texas Figure Club also attend. The show is not one of those large attendance shows, but there is always great stuff and it is a very easy going event. Alexia did not know what to expect since she has never been to a mainly historical figure focused show. On

What's up Peeps? Quick thing that I want to share: You can Purchase these paints by clicking here: Nocturna Fantasy Pro Flesh Paints While on a Hobby Hangout with friends Yeji of Snickerknack Studios and Charles Chisholm, we were talking about painting skin. These paint sets were brought up. Both Yeji and Charles swore that I need to try them. I did know about them and it was one of those things that I had on my wishlist, but haven't gotten around to yet. Also, I just fini