We've been asked for it time and time again... so here it is... Romain demonstrates his own special way of priming and pre-shading your miniatures using Modelmates primer!
We asked our Romain... how you could paint a horde of Necrons in a week? Easy he said! Check out his fantastic Necron speed painting class
We've been going through our archive to bring you some cool blasts from the past... but now they've been remastered for your viewing pleasure! First in the series we have John painting a plastic WW2 German Infantryman from Warlord Games... enjoy!
Romain treats us to another series of 3 Colours Up painting videos, this time he's going to paint a Cyganr Ironclad from Warmachine.
Romain gets his paints ready for another of his armour painting tip. Today he paints up a blue Space Marine.
Its the final part of the series and Romain is just about to finish painting the Dreadnought. In this part he puts the final touches to the metal work and some of the other finer details on this miniature.
Have you just finished a nice scenic base for your miniatures, but don't want to have to go to the bother of building another ten, twenty or enough for one of those horde units? Darrell shows you how to save hours of work with some silicon molds that will let you cast base after base!
Romain shows us an easy way to paint the desert pattern you'll see on most Tau units shown in White Dwarf.
Andy takes us through the basic steps of building a simple scenic base for your miniatures.
It's friday again and time for the next instalment of our Painting an Imperial Fist Dreadnought series, in this section Romain will show you how he paints the metallic areas.
Romain moves on to some of the finer details of painting Eldar Armour, this time he gives us some advice on how to paint the gems on the armour.
The master returns with a new mini series of painting tips. This time Romain's going to be working on the different types of armour you might come across in your gaming life and some of the simple yet effective ways to paint […]
It's that time of the week again as Romain continues his master class on painting an Imperial Fist Dreadnought, this time we see some of the final touches where he highlights the armor plates.
Our resident artist Romain is going to tackle a Dire Wolf from Otherworld Miniatures and he is going to focus in showing us how to paint the fur pattern.
Today on his 3 Colours Up Review, Romain give you his opinion on Prince August brushes.
Here's the second part of Romain's epic tutorial where he paints an Imperial Fist dreadnought.
It's time for another painting video from the vaults of Beasts of War, as John finishes painting his WW2 sherman tank from Flames of War.
Romain casts his professional eye over Warpaints from The Army Painter.
Romain gives us his professional opinion on Formula P3 Paints .
With Warpath Weekend upon us, Romain gives us a look at the Mantic Paint Set.
Romain gives us his professional opinion on Andrea Color Paints.
Romain is finishing off his Mantic Zombie with some tips on how to paint blood & gore.
It's time for another 3 Colours Up series and this time, Romain has fearlessly decided to tackle a much bigger model than he's used too... an Imperial Dreadnought! Of course it wouldn't be Romain, if the Dread wasn't going to be fabulous. So it's going to be a Imperial Fist's Dread, in a snazzy golden yellow.
Romain gives us his professional opinion on Vallejo/Prince August Paints.
Here's something new from the BoW archive! It's amazing what you can find if you look hard enough. Take a look as a young, fresh-faced version of John paints one of his beloved Flames of War Sherman Tanks.
Romain gives us his professional opinion on Tamiya Paints
It's time for another of Romain's great Backstage painting tip's. This time he's doing some grisly zombie flesh on a Mantic Zombie.
Romain gives us some advice on the best ways to paint white cloth.
Here's the final instalment of Romain's painting tutorial for the Nomad hero, Bran Do Castro... the paint is nearly dry and the model is looking great. If you have any questions, remember you can post them below or you can visit the Painting Factory discussion group where all of the best painters on Beasts of War hang out!
Here's another instalment of Romain's epic painting of Nomad hero Bran Do Castro... it's well worth the wait guys!
Here's Romain's first paint review for 3 Colours Up. This time he gives you his professional opinion on probably the most readily available brand of miniature paints... Citadel Paints.
Romain shows us his method for Painting power weapons... and as its Romain it's going to be sparkly and fabulous!
3 Colours Up Review – Citadel Brushes
15 years ago 48Here's the first of Romain's new series of articles that review the popular (and not so popular) brushes and paints that we might come across in the hobby.
Up first, to receive his critical eye, is the
Here's a sneak peak for you Backstagers... Romain gives you some advice on what to look for in a great paint brush... and importantly what to avoid. But don't worry if you don't have a Backstage Pass... his new series of reveiws on Brushes and Paints starts tomorrow!
Romain continues his series where he paints the Nomad hero, Bran do Castro. This time he's painting the yellow sections and some of the details on the miniature.
On this weeks 3 Colours Up Tips Romain shows us a simple way to get great looking green armor on your Dark Angels.
Romain has some tips on painting black cloth. He's decided to use a Space Marine, so these tips would perfect for Black Templars... or the other myriad of black-clad chapters.
Romain moves on to the next stage of painting his Nomad hero... Bran Do Castro.
Romain returns for a another full 3 Colours Up painting extravaganza! This time he'll be painting the fabulous Nomads character... Bran Do Castro... but in the style of the Monkey King!
This time Romain is giving his Space Marine a 5 o'clock shadow... in the far future... there's only war... and no time to shave!
In the final part John starts with mixing up a little cocktail that creates a nice oil look on the hydraulic rams etc.
Part 2 kicks of with applying Citadel Dheneb Stone Foundation Paint to the teeth on the large front face plate and picking out details on the lights using Citadel Boltgun Metal.
