Demonn Agram

Type of event: WYRD WEDNESDAY Malifaux/PW/EBO Demos and Painting Workshop Date: 06.05.2015, 17.00-22.00h 13.05.2015, 17.00-22.00h 20.05.2015, 17.00-22.00h 27.05.2015, 17.00-22.00h Location (of the club): UMS "Agram" MS Cvjetni trg Prolaz sestara Bakovic 3/1 10.000 Zagreb Croatia Phone: +38591 9122 048 Description: UMS "Agram" proudly invites you to our Malifuax Wednesday. Each Wednesday we'll be having fun doing Demos and organizing a Painting Workshop! Bring your own models, we provide the paints and the brushes! Welcome! OTHER EVENTS in May: Spring League - starts 20 May - more here! Bayou Bash IV tournament - 30 May - more here! For more info, contact me via PM or visit our online forum: (my nick there is Demonn Ournebb'es Athor)

first off, your plans look cool and I'm looking forward to seeing more! I see you have tabs to "lock" the modules in place. If I can suggest, use magnets - easier and much less likely to break if handled roughly: this is the idea: LEFT and RIGHT - Two poles of the magnets... just an idea (hope you don't mind)

only half answered it is not plaster, it is just HD styrofoam cut to size and "design" and afterwards covered with PVA mixed with sand (smallest size possible) for texture...

Is what plaster? Hillside doesnt have any plaster as it would be far to heavy... The modular gaming board has a lot of plaster (almost all the walls - stone and brick, and stone cobbles on the floor)

Figure Painter Magazine #24 is now out http://www.figurepaintermagazine.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=76 We have a great issue for you with something for everyone. Barry Ford returns to our pages with a fantastic tutorial on how he painted his James Bond garage kit (and quite a nice cheesecake recipe ). Regular contributors Marko Paunovic, continues his Malifaux,gaming table Odyssey; Marta Ślusarska explains how she created a base for her Demonic Puppy (don’t ask!) and Luke Wilson show us how he painted his award winning bust, Wasteland Warrior! We also have a pretty cool explanation from Javier Molina on how he created his Guther 1947 diorama and Jason Martin also continues his series about Exploiting light and colour. We also have reviews from Scale75, Figopedia, Galapagos Miniatures, Gamers Grass and Dark World Creations. Martyn Dorey explains all about the Mr. Surfacer range of products and we also have a closer look at a Rototool. We kick the this issue off be a very cool insight interview from one of Europe's best painters and one of my personal favourites, Anna Machowska. beside the above mentioned there is the second part of the whole range of Designed for Malifaux by Plastcraft Games (see it all painted and read some impressions of players who played on the tabel), also a review of the whole range of 6mm tufts by Gamer's Grass as well as another article on the build of the Malifaux modular gaming table. Also, the announcement of Agram Arena Summer 2015 gaming convention that will feature a Wyrd sponsored two-day Malifaux tournament (that is completely free for all the contestants!) Also, if you want to order all (or some) of the back issues, there is now a second year bundle available at the price of 10GBP (issues 13-24) as well as a lower price of 8GBP on bundle 1 (issues 1-12).

another module with finished painting... and a small detail (and yes, the walls of the mine are full of soul stones that actually glow)

well, being in Iron Painter is not wneough. so I decided to paint the whole Plastcraft range of buildings this weekend the second part of my Plastcraft review will be in the next Figure Painter Magazine that should be out next week...