Here it is, the 100th post on the site. Back when Ben and I started this in 2011 and then rebooted it in April that number seemed so far away. But thanks to the great team that has formed and supported Models-Workshop it has happened, and the best thing, at least to me, is this […]
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When Ben and I sat down and created Models Workshop back in 2011 it was created for several reasons. It was originally a place to put up news, rumors, tutorials, reviews, articles, and the Link-A-Dex, pretty much stuff we felt was useful to the gamers and painters out there. When we rebooted the website we […]
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Winsor and Newton series 7 brushes are professional water color brushes. They are handmade in England using a lacquered handle, nickel ferrule and kolinsky sable fur. They are considered the go to brush for many miniature painter because of the fine tip and full body. They are on the high side of the spectrum when […]
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Edit: people are asking some great questions so I’ll be adding them in as I get them. In todays Throwback Thursday Larry talks about the uses of brass (or any other soft metal) rod and how they can be applied to Modeling. He also goes over several ways to cut them the ensure the best […]
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Well folks we are approaching the deadline for May painting challenge entries! As you all know you need to get your finalized painted photos to Paintchallenge@models-workshop.com by June 10. I am really looking forward to seeing the finished works you all have come up with. As the May challenge draws to a close it […]
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It doesn’t matter where your workspace is from a lap table, to the kitchen table or even your own studio space, you should treat it as sacred and keep it clean. To me a clean workspace is very important. Not only does it allow you to find what you are looking for quickly but overall […]
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Hello all. Joe M. from Models Workshop here. I’m going to continue my discussion of getting started in the hobby with painting in mind. In Part 1 I covered what you will want to do to plan everything out. In Part 2 I covered what purchases you should make to get started. Now in Part […]
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