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Publisher: AMMO by Mig Jiménez
Subject: Wargames
Author(s): Rubén Torregrosa, Giuseppe Chiafele, Iván Sanz de Castro, George Hatzopoulos, David Imrie y Omar Olabi
Languages: English (available also in Spanish & French language)
No. of pages & Description: Softcover, 168 pages with high-quality colour photographs
ISBN/EAN: 978-84-17846-70-1 / EAN 8432074062851
In recent decades, miniature wargaming has gained enormous popularity. In this book, Rubén Torregrosa and a large number of guest authors introduce you to some of the most popular miniature painting techniques among wargaming fans, ranging from the simplest methods, to the most elaborate to create the illusion of depth by playing with light and shadow. Both the novice and experienced fans will find this title useful for discovering new techniques or perfecting those already being used.
The book is divided into two sections. The first are tutorials covering all of the steps that must be followed to paint a miniature, from cleaning and preparation to the different ways of painting the subject and finishing the base. The second part is made up of a series of masterclasses by internationally renowned wargame figure painters such as the great Forge World painter Giuseppe Chiafele, and the renowned historical painters David Imrie and George Hatzopoulos, as well as other great army painters such as Iván Sanz or Omar Olabi. The aim of these master classes is to show how an experienced painter approaches painting from the preparation of the figures to applying the final details, by walking you through a series of step-by-step guides - in order to discover the personal style and techniques of each author.
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Manufacturer Mig Jimenez, S.L. Polígono Industrial Miguel de Eguía, Calle Zarapuz, 3 31200 Estella Spain info@ammo.es +34 948 552 882
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