Fast way to paint an Undead Army

I used paint for wood, to make a quick wash on this undeads...I'm impressed by the result...I mean is nothing of exceptional from the painting point of view...but the ratio between speed/aesthetic I think is incredible..

Note: is important to test and experiment on a single miniature before painting an entire army, probably not all the paint for wood are equals.
In my case, I found that the result is sometimes a little glossy, so I plan at the end to use a matte protective spray.

The Pool...step 1..an Unexpected gelatinous cube..

In these days I decide to create a pool (or a flooded room) to use with my DF pieces.

I glued togheter this pieces..

Now the plan is to fill the room with a clear resin, I used this one:

I went outside on the balcony...
and...unfortunately I found that my resin gone bad...

ok, no pool for the moment...
but at least I found that I can sculpt gelatinous cube from this cilinder :-D

To be continued... when I will buy a new clear resin :-P

How to store Miniatures?

One of the most important things when you have a lot of miniatures is how to store them.
The solution should meet these points:
-save the space of your room
-preserve and keep safe your miniatures
-find quicky what you need during a game.

There are a lot of different solutions...in the pictures below, is just how I store my minis..
the black cases have a double face and are easy to move. I divide miniatures for type..for example Demi-Humans and inside the case I divede between Halflings,Dwarfs, Elfs,etc..
the last pictures show an old typographer's cabinet that I use for metal and resin miniatures