- The Five Colours I Actually Use for Weathering
Let’s be honest—I’ve got shelves and shelves of paint. Rows of bottles, tubes, and pots that make my workspace look like an art shop exploded. But when it comes to weathering terrain, I only reach for five colours consistently: No white, you ask? We’ll get to that later. What I Use Each Colour For Burnt… Read more: The Five Colours I Actually Use for Weathering - So You Want to Design 3D Prints Like a Pro?Most of my articles focus on the gritty, hands-on world of terrain painting and scenery building – but here’s a little secret: I actually spend far more of my time in Blender, designing 3D prints. It’s one of those behind-the-scenes parts of the hobby that doesn’t always get the spotlight, but today, I want to… Read more: So You Want to Design 3D Prints Like a Pro?
- How I Paint 3D Printed Terrain Without Losing My MindI have just wrapped up another terrain project and I’m really excited about how it turned out! I tested out some faster painting techniques—using filament colour, sponge weathering, and a few happy accidents—and the results came together better than I hoped. If you want to see how I did it (and maybe steal a few… Read more: How I Paint 3D Printed Terrain Without Losing My Mind
- How do you do Multicolour Prints Without a Fancy Printer?Printing in colours that already match what you want is a great way to save time and multicolour printing is the answer! For example, I am printing my Training Grounds Kickstarter buildings in Bone White matte filament and I will just add a streaking acrylic heavy wash cleaned off with a rag and call… Read more: How do you do Multicolour Prints Without a Fancy Printer?
