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Birthday party for your DM? Vrijgezellenfeest for a friend? Just want to hone your skills with some friends?
Reach out using the form below and let us know what you’re thinking of. You can find some examples below, but we can adjust the content according to your desire.
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Examples
Miniature painting: an introduction
Curious about learning to paint miniatures and figurines? Or just want to hang out and paint with others?
Whether you want to put some color on your anime figures, your D&D characters, Warhammer army or historical scale model, we’ll provide you with the knowledge and materials you need.
You will learn the basics of working with brush and paint, and will familiarize yourself with different tools and techniques you can use to bring your miniatures to life.
Miniature painting: beyond the basics
You’ve followed an introductory workshop or have been painting for a while already, but you want to learn some new techniques and experiment with some new materials?
In this workshop we’ll go beyond the basics by starting with some miniatures you’ve already been painting, and explore different materials and methods you can use to make them pop even more.
This may include techniques like highlighting, washing, drybrushing, OSL, freehanding, or materials like different kinds of paint, pigment powders, decals, flocking and tufts,…
You’ll receive advice tailored to your project and personal style, ensuring you’ll go home at the end with a cool mini, some new skills and fresh inspiration!
Miniature Making: start2kitbash
Can’t find the ideal miniature for your D&D character? BAM! Bash some bits together for a one-of-a-kind figure!
A childhood dinosaur toy? Cut some bits, add others, and BAM! Now it’s a unique monster!
An orc with missing legs? BAM! Sculpt a fishtail and you have the world’s first MERMORK™!No skills or experience? No worries.
In this introductory workshop, you’ll learn how modify models to make them your own by combining parts from various figures and sculpting new ones.
Even without fine motor skills or creativity, you can work with larger shapes, and together we’ll generate tons of wacky ideas.
The Futuristic and Fantastic 