Feel our wraith!

What do you call a ghost's favorite ride? A wraithcar! HAHAHAHA!

I’m not even a little bit sorry for that one.

Devon painted these Artisan Guild Skutagaard Wraiths mins for Frostgrave’s Thaw of the Lich Lord. To re-create this paint scheme, you’ll need the following paints. Get 10% off Monument Paints by clicking from this page.

ProAcryl Olive Flesh
ProAcryl Bright Ivory
ProAcryl Shadow Flesh
ProAcryl Dark Flesh
ProAcryl White Blue
ProAcryl Grey Blue
ProAcryl Faded Ultramarine
ProAcryl Dark Grey Blue
ProAcryl Coal Black
ProAcryl Silver Metallic
Citadel Colour Gore Grunta Fun
Citadel Colour Snakebite Leather
Citadel Colour Drakenhof Nightshade
Citadel Colour Contrast Skeleton Horde

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Bring your A game to this B Wing

Admiral Ackbar thinks this hyperdrive-equipped* B Wing might be the most well-armed starfighter in the galaxy, and we have no reason to doubt him.

Devon added this print to his collection of what he calls “sometimes Star Wars-themed Stargrave mins.”

Get the files at Gambody.

* Real hyperdrive not included

Make your own retro Galaga earrings

Galaga Fighter ship earrings. Photo by Monica Jones

We’re selling finished earrings in our store, but if you have access to a laser cutter, you can make your own with our free downloadable .svg file (see materials below).

Materials

Galaga ship .svg file
1/8-inch-thick white acrylic sheet sized for your laser cutter
Fine-tipped paint pens in blue and red
Gloss varnish
Jewelry findings (fish hooks and jump rings)
Jewelry pliers
Painter’s tape

Tips

• The .svg file is separated into three layers. Cut the outermost layer and score the other two.

• If your acrylic doesn’t come masked, cover the front and back with painter’s tape or masking tape to prevent scorch marks. When your cut is complete, remove just the areas you want to paint. The tape will work as a stencil to make your job easier.

• I use white acrylic sheets because they’re easy and sturdy, but use any laser-safe material you prefer. Stick with acrylic if you decide to make the earrings thinner than 1/8 inch.

• Varnish the earrings once the paint is completely dry. I prefer leaving the tape on while applying the varnish because the acrylic is already as glossy as it’s going to get, but it’s up to you.

• If you’ve never made earrings before, check out this video on how to attach the jump ring and fish hook to the base.

• This design is available for personal use.
  
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