Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Hello everyone and welcome back to the channel and something really pretty different....Burrows and Badgers! If you watch the most excellent Plastic Crack Podcast, you will have seen that Burrows and Badgers is a bit of a running theme most weeks. Dom, who by his own admission 'didn't get it' now has quite a failry sizeable collection of miniatures. I have recently finished my own warband and thought I would show you what I have completed.
These were different for me as they are metal miniatures. I think I'm well known for my aversion to metals and much prefer working with plastics, but these metal miniatures from Oathsworn are wonderul figures to paint. My position on painting metals has shifted slightly!
Another difference is that these were all painted individually. For projects like Bolt Action or Turnip28, I tend to batch paint and use a lot of washes to speed up the painting process. With these miniatures however, I decided to take a different approach and go back to how I have painted figures in the past - individually and with less reliance on washes.
If you enjoyed the video, please give it a like and consider subscribing to the channel for more gaming goodness!
I'm also on;
Instagram: on_point@hq
Twitter: @point_hq
You can also join our Facebook group - facebook.com/groups/onpointhq
Credits;
Checkmate - Nathan Moore
May your dice roll well and happy gaming!
Hello everyone and welcome back to the channel and something really pretty different....Burrows and Badgers! If you watch the most excellent Plastic Crack Podcast, you will have seen that Burrows and Badgers is a bit of a running theme most weeks. Dom, who by his own admission 'didn't get it' now has quite a failry sizeable collection of miniatures. I have recently finished my own warband and thought I would show you what I have completed.
These were different for me as they are metal miniatures. I think I'm well known for my aversion to metals and much prefer working with plastics, but these metal miniatures from Oathsworn are wonderul figures to paint. My position on painting metals has shifted slightly!
Another difference is that these were all painted individually. For projects like Bolt Action or Turnip28, I tend to batch paint and use a lot of washes to speed up the painting process. With these miniatures however, I decided to take a different approach and go back to how I have painted figures in the past - individually and with less reliance on washes.
If you enjoyed the video, please give it a like and consider subscribing to the channel for more gaming goodness!
I'm also on;
Instagram: on_point@hq
Twitter: @point_hq
You can also join our Facebook group - facebook.com/groups/onpointhq
Credits;
Checkmate - Nathan Moore
May your dice roll well and happy gaming!
