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Undead/Necromantic Blood Bowl Coach Painted (Showcase)

My Blood Bowl coach that I sculpted is now painted. He’ll be my coach for both my Undead and Necromantic teams. Enjoy the pictures.

I have finished sculpting my first ever miniature – a coach for my Undead and Necromantic Blood Bowl teams. I had so much fun with this!

I’ve painted up my version of Gretchen Wachter for Blood Bowl. This was a great model to work with and I’m pleased with the result.

I’ve come up with a painting technique for flames on miniatures that’s quick and easy to do. It looks great for tabletop quality work too.

Today I’ll show you how to do a miniature painting glass effect. This is perfect for gemstones, lenses, goggles, and more. It’s also easy!

Ever feel like you’re meant for more? That you’re true success is just out of reach? Me too, so I thought I’d share if you care to listen.

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