Painted Munchkin Pawns.

ced1106 · 09-18-2013, 08:39 PM

Old thread, but thanks for the pics. I'm finding them very *helpful* in painting my Munchkin mini's.

Suggestions for anyone thinking of painting them:

1. Get the Reaper Learn to Paint Kit 2: Basic Skin and Cloth. Even though the miniatures are based on 2D cartoon art, they still have quite a few details to paint. Remember to get a Size 1 round Winsor and Newton Series 7 paintbrush. Use two rinse jars, each with a drop of dish soap.

2. Get a black 005 micron pen. These miniatures, such as the teeth of the Munchkin with chainsaw, have straight lines that are more easily "paintable" with a pen than a paintbrush.

3. To paint red, first paint a coat of pink (or flesh). Then paint red on top of it.

4. To base you figures, paint them black. Then, after painting the feet of the miniature, paint the base with glue. Dip the base into sand, such as playground sand. Wash the sand in black.

09-18-2013, 08:39 PM	#8
ced1106 Join Date: May 2007	Re: Painted Munchkin Pawns. Old thread, but thanks for the pics. I'm finding them very helpful in painting my Munchkin mini's. Suggestions for anyone thinking of painting them: 1. Get the Reaper Learn to Paint Kit 2: Basic Skin and Cloth. Even though the miniatures are based on 2D cartoon art, they still have quite a few details to paint. Remember to get a Size 1 round Winsor and Newton Series 7 paintbrush. Use two rinse jars, each with a drop of dish soap. 2. Get a black 005 micron pen. These miniatures, such as the teeth of the Munchkin with chainsaw, have straight lines that are more easily "paintable" with a pen than a paintbrush. 3. To paint red, first paint a coat of pink (or flesh). Then paint red on top of it. 4. To base you figures, paint them black. Then, after painting the feet of the miniature, paint the base with glue. Dip the base into sand, such as playground sand. Wash the sand in black.