Infinity Terrain, from Ikea (and big fish)

Getting a full 4′ x 4′ board together for Infinity is one of bigger challenges of playing this game. Everyone is happy to get their own armies built and painted, but most wargamers tend to consider terrain as a distant second place thing.

More Adventures in Airbrushing

Since buying my airbrush, it probably has not been used as much as it should be. There have been many reasons for this, but since moving house, and investing in some dedicated airbrush paints, I have rediscovered my enthusiasm for this tool. So with some more experience, I thought I would share some of the things I have learned…

Tactless Tape

The past week has been annoying. For varying reasons, I haven’t managed to get any actual gaming in for a couple of weeks. This means Rahn and my Battle Mages still haven’t hit the table.

An Apparent Lack of Progress

There are weeks where it feels like I’ve done nothing hobby related. This is one of them. However despite the lack of anything finished to show for it, there has been some work going on.

Spray Booth

As mentioned in a previous post, I really needed to have a spray booth to use my airbrush in. So I’ve built one!

Push, Pull, Spray

The airbrushing adventure continues and I have to say, it is really useful for base coating models, and especially tanks, really quickly. My recent jobs have included a new squad of Grey Knights which are now ready for a normal brush; and a set of four eldar grav tanks which are, err, still in progress.

Shooting Paint

Well, my compressor has arrived and I’ve started playing with my new airbrush, much to the annoyance of my better half. In two evenings I’ve learnt a lot, and even managed to get some paint on some jetbikes.

Adventures in Airbrushing

Airbrushing are one of those things I’ve always wanted to have a go at, but have never had the money, time or reason for. Well, with a tight deadline to paint my eldar, I thought it was about time to dive in!