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Hobby Projects
Beginner's Corner
Modelling
Painting
Gaming
Making Scenery
Tools & Equipment
Materials
Work Place
PAINTING EQUIPMENT
PAINT:
Games Workshop's range of Citadel water-soluble acrylics has been specially
formulated for painting metal and plastic miniatures. There are over 50
different colours to choose from, available in single pots or boxed sets.
INK: Citadel produce a range of inks that complement our paints, and are designed to be used in conjunction with them.
More about Citadel paints and inks; Paint colour chart; Ink colour chart
BRUSHES:
Brushes are come in a variety of sizes, from tiny fine detail brushes
to large brushes for painting vehicles and scenery. You will need a selection
of good quality brushes such as or own Citadel brushes, which are made
from fine quality sable.
See the range of Citadel brushes; More about brushes
UNDERCOAT:
Before models are painted, they need to be undercoated. Games Workshop
sells spray paint in a number of suitable colours such as white, black,
green etc.
More about undercoat; How to use aerosol paint
OTHER USEFUL EQUIPMENT
Water pot. An old mug or a jam jar will do just fine.
Mixing palette. You can buy a plastic palette from an art shop, but most people just use an old plate.
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| The ever-useful old plate | An artists' mixing palette |
Some kitchen paper or tissues. Useful for cleaning or drying your brush, and mopping up spills.