The Painting and Modelling URL Resource collection

[Seb]

Great for bit junkies like me. I should get one too.

[me_in_japan]

some more useful tutorial sites:

A good one to just dawdle through. A bit haphazard, but has some v nice work in it.
http://paintingmum.blogspot.com/

Massive Voodoo is full of well organised tutorials. If you start at the first one and read/try them all, you'll be bloody marvelous by the end of it. Especially worth noting are Jarhead's bases. Nobody does bases like Jarhead - you can spot his work a mile off.
http://massivevoodoo.blogspot.com/2009/ ... l#painting

[me_in_japan]

My oyumaru arrived today (impressively quickly...)

I'll do some tests and let y'all know soonish how it does. First impressions are: dont buy two packs like I did. You wont need em, unless you plan on press moulding a titan. On the plus side, if sufficiently heated, you can smoodge two sticks together to form a single uber blob, so press moulding a titan would at least technically be possible...

[Seb]

Sounds cool, maybe you want to sell me your spare one then?
I am looking forward to your future posts about this thing.

[Miggy Smallz]

http://www.mundowarhammer.hpg.ig.com.br/terrenos.htm

Just found this one today. It's in spanish or portuguese or something else unfathomable to me. Guy makes fantastic terrain, and to top it off, shows photo tutorials on how he made them.

[Spevna]

Nice find! Cheers for that mate.

[Spevna]

http://www.warbases.co.uk/#/buildings/4538696169

Pretty reasonable terrain.

[Primarch]

http://www.warbases.co.uk/#/buildings/4538696169
Pretty reasonable terrain.

That reminds me:

Absolutely awesome terrain:
http://www.gelaendestuecke.de/onlineshop/index.php
http://www.ziterdes.de/ziterdes/en/inde ... variant=en

Eslo has a 10% discount for orders over 100 Euros and they do free shipping once you reach 250 Euros. I have some of their stuff on order now, and I should be able to bring it along to the June Joshin event. It is made from Hardfoam, which, I believe, is the same material that GW used to use to make their Orc Village/Graveyard/Dwarf Stronghold terrain pieces.

The most awesome terrain you could ever buy (assuming you want a very expensive medieval looking monastry)
http://manorhouseworkshopmindstalkers.wordpress.com/

Some other scenery links:
http://www.battlebuild.com/id5.html
http://www.tablescape.co.uk/index.htm
http://ainstycastings.co.uk/ (very nice, but shipping is expensive)
http://www.evilmushroomgames.com/new_page_29.htm
http://www.hovelsltd.co.uk/contents.htm (lots stuff in lots of scales)
http://www.kerrandking.co.uk/ (limited choice, but nice looking)
http://www.fieldworks.org.uk/orders.htm
http://www.terrainwarehouse.co.uk/categ ... egoryID=-1
http://totalsystemscenic.com/index.php?main_page=index
http://www.wargamesworkshop.co.uk/ProductList.aspx? (mainly a reseller of other companies products)
http://www.daemonscape.co.uk/contents/en-uk/d3.html
http://blackcatbases.com/ (historical stuff in varying scales)

[Miggy Smallz]

http://www.ema-models.co.uk/
Awesome for making landscaping and scenery for miniatures.

[Primarch]

Looking suspiciously similar to terrain sets put out by another, bigger company:
http://www.gamecraftminiatures.com/shop ... eries.aspx