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Copy-pasted from an advice reply over on T9A for Mad 'At's Citycape Skirmish Blog, since much of it could be of general interest to wargamers all over. Mad 'At is by the way an accomplished scenery builder and miniature painter, as should be evident here, and it's something out of the ordinary...

Click here for more information on Bronze Age Aegean helmets.

Hehe, well, an index compilation sticky sure is handy! Good work. I might give you a run for your money with the updating in weeks/months to come. We'll see.

Well, a tutorial subsection keeps itself updated all of its own, unlike a manually updated index. Just sayin'. ;)

Chaos Dwarfs Online, being a creative hobby hub from the very start, have a larger hobby section than does most forums. Though it might not be of interest for this site to expand its own hobby forum section to the full extent which CDO has done, it should be apparent that there is something to...

Reference courtesy of Encyclopedia Britannica:

The ancient Mesopotamian dispute fable between the palm and the tamarisk trees, written 2000 BC (more here on the importance of gardens in ancient Mesopotamia): The date palm stood for roughly half of southern Mesopotamia's food intake during the Neo-Babylonian empire (grain the other half...

Stopgap fix to Photobucket images under lockdown (my emboldening), from Warseer's Captain Brown: Those who have not yet replaced their own Photobucket pictures with identical pictures hosted elsewhere, may want to scour their army blogs and other hobby threads. However, adding ~original to...

I could make a tutorial for both chainmail and cloaks if you wish, though for these particular things there already exist a number out there (I'm trying to fill empty niches to complement what's already been covered by others). Check them out and see if they're of any help. Chainmail Sculpting...

Well, another Swedish creation on this aspect is the Kuthuvud of Skintaxmountain, owned by a friend of mine, or the Swede (Gothenburger) tjub's Nurgle Blood Bowl team. The mentioned tutorial was also created upon the request of another Swede. Can you guess what the shape of our majstänger...

No, you succeeded! I thought only I could see it in DTH, but that everybody else saw it in another forum. :D

One Swedish Undead army I saw on a tournament some years ago sported a number of naked zombies in its ranks. But that might just be Sweden.

Thanks! Wasn't this posted in Dying to Help? I'm sure I had it marked as the VCtutorial section in my forum link list.

Warmth. Comfort. Rest. Swathed in darkness, the mind of a man drifted between consciousness and sleep upon the swampy mangrove shores of distant Pigbarter. It was a mind suckling this rare peace. It was a mind as hardened as the gnarled body it inhabited. Originally from Marienburg, the man had...

My pleasure, nice to hear they're of use to you! There is also one anatomical tutorial which you cannot see on this site. Got warned for it. Bah, if you can see it, you can sculpt it! :cool:

Not mine. The guy who crafted this terrain have a fantastic army to match it, though I've not seen those forces around for some years. His terrain, lent to a Warhammer club, does stick around to beautify tabletop battles year after year. Much of it is magnetized.

Made upon request over on Warhammer Empire. I've not sculpted lamellar before, and have no showcase miniature to accompany the tutorial, so this was made up on the spot. Better results are probably achieved by taking it in steps and waiting for one stage to dry before continuing to next, but...