"Painting Wargaming Miniatures: a review" Topic

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JustinModelDads	13 May 2016 2:15 p.m. PST
Here: link Pen & Sword's new guide to painting 28mm wargaming figures. What is it good for? :)
cavcrazy	13 May 2016 3:21 p.m. PST
It is certainly worth looking at if not completely reading it. I have been painting for more than 35 years and I am always learning something new. I must say though, that the most valuable information I have received is from other painters. I have three books on painting figures and am always looking to improve.

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