AGRAM LEGO SECTION - Third Lecture and Part Three of the Build

AGRAM LEGO SECTION - Second Lecture and Part Two of the Build

Streaking Grime Test

I’m planning two larger projects at the moment - firstly a diorama involving a slightly converted Mortisan Boneshaper from the Ossiarch Bonereapers Age of Sigmar faction raising a bunch of skeletons from their graves, and secondly my own converted warband for the game Forbidden Psalm. Both projects have in common that I want to do them in a sort of Grimdark aesthetic, and so I decided to play around with Streaking Grime. To make sure I don’t ruin the big projects though, a test is necessary.

I’ve had this 3D-printed General Grievous (courtesy of Kiki - thanks Kiki) lying around for a while, and it’s a good test model. The fact that it’s 3D-printed is a positive, as the details are less crisp than with Legion or Shatterpoint models. This will put Streaking Grime’s capabilities to the test, and I’ll see if it flows into the somewhat superficial recesses as well as oils or other washes. First I gave the model a few quick base coats, as well as a coat of matte varnish.

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AGRAM LEGO SECTION - First Lecture and Start of the Build

Forbidden Psalm Demo 02

We continue preparations for our traditional Agram Arena Summer - TURM2024 with demo games of Forbidden Psalm, the game that will be played in July at the Arena. In this game, our Ana, the organizer of TURM, introduces two more members, Mario and Domagoj, to the charm of this inspiring game!

ANA: In this demo game of the game Forbidden Psalm, Mario and Domagoj clashed. They used my two warbands: Mario played the Undeadites and Domagoj the Cannibals. The objective of this skirmish was to kill the necromancer sorcerer and his retinue of reanimated skeletons, before the opponent could do so.

DOMAGOJ: Our association's veteran Ana Polascak hosted Mario and me at a demonstration game of Forbidden Psalm. She was kind enough to give us the playing fields and miniatures, and guide us through the rules. Be sure to take a look at the Gardens of Hecate to get a better insight into her work.

The game itself blew me away! It is a small-format tab...

HOW TO SPEED PAINT AN ARMY FOR A TOURNAMENT

This time I'll do a quick step by step tutorial on how to speed paint minis for an upcoming tournament. Using the method described below, I managed to paint the whole Dwarf army for Lord of the Rings SBG in under a week. I'll be using the old Citadel paints nomenclature because the minis were painted when the original models were just released. I had to paint them quickly because the minis were released in May and my tournament was in July so after purchasing them online I waited for the minis to arrive for a better part of a month and by the time I got them there was only one week until the tournament.

After assembling the minis on the bases, I undercoated them black and basecoated the cloaks with Bestial Brown and a quick wash of Badab Black (back then it was called something else).

For the future red parts I used Dark Flesh, for the blue ones I used Enchanted Blue, white parts were covered with Codex Grey. Yellow bits were basecoated with Vomit Brown whil...