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As promised we have the first of the Peter Gilder penned painting guides - this one from the 1972 Hinchliffe catalogue. This comes to us courtesy of Clive (the 'Old Metal Detector' himself) as i am far too young to posses a catalogue from 1972.
The booklet on 'Painting Wargame Figures and Armies' that PG wrote for Mil Mod in 1981 will follow when i figure out how to host PDFs on the blog.
5 comments:
I like the bit that tells you that to turn your figure into a collector's item "does not take very little extra effort." Yeah, right - if only it were true...
Ian
Thanks.
What would be really useful is a write up of your techniques. I love that look, and do try to get there, but always fail.
Also, how do we get hold of you on email?
Makes me wish I never threw out my old Hinchliffe catalogues now! (Mind you I was 6 years old when this was written!).
Matt
Thanks Guys.
Mike - i'm not sure if anyone would be crazy enough to use any of my techniques (for one thing they take forever), that said, i could do a step by step painting post when i run out of decent content. I've emailed you at the yahoo address you use on the Old School yahoo group.
cheers all.
I'd have thought you could get a good enough approximation by using washes, going from light to dark..?
Greg
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