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Think wings from mini companies are too expensive? Need a specific style or size that nobody sells? Look no further. Here are some great techniques on building your own wings for miniatures of any size or shape -- and not nearly as hard you'd think.
Making Banners for Your Minis
Making your own biovore - by Zolwik
Hobby FAQ (Compendium) on warpshadow.com
This is a very multifaceted hobby and there are a dazling array of supplies (e.g. tools and adhesives) that can be useful for assembly, conversion, terrain making, etc.
This is a very multifaceted hobby and there are a dazzling array of supplies that can be useful.
Oh, but I do love using magnets to secure my minis! There are two basic approaches: 1) make the base magnetic and/or 2) make the base attractive to magnets.
In many hobbies, joining two pieces together is necessary. The best way to do that is not as simple as it seems.
I am obsessive about removing all of the flash from my miniatures. When I got into Warhammer 40k, this become a liability because of the sheer number of miniatures to prepare.
Conversions tend to be one of the things that become the hallmark of really getting into the miniatures hobby.
Nakai the Wanderer conversion
Guide to making a Grey Knight Dreadnought
Converted Space Marine Command Squads
Cadian Rough Riders conversions
Hobby FAQ (Compendium) on warpshadow.com
