Learning how to paint non-metallic metal is an on-going process, and periodically a model comes along that will be perfect to practice on. The Osterhilt from the Mörderin set is one such model. Armed with some new paints, will this my best attempt yet?

Yellow armour can be notoriously hard to paint, but there are a few tricks to make it easier. In this article I take a look at one such trick.

In this article I see what all the fuss is with the “slapchop” technique. Is the time saver that the internet claims it is? I put it to the test on these Zombicide Invader miniatures.

I have played around with Non-Metallic Metal techniques before so in this case I tried something a little different, aiming for blue steel look.

Often used as a teaching exercise the Zorn Limited Palette is a great way to practice mixing paints to the colours that you need.

Can you add your lights and shadows before adding any colour to your miniature? With a technique called underpainting you can.

Non-metallic metal is a great way to test your blending skills. In this article I use some beginner techniques to cut my teeth into the world of NMM.