Cheap Shots: How to Cheaply Paint Traitor Guard from Warhammer Quest Blackstone Fortress

Cheap Shots: How to Cheaply Paint Traitor Guardsmen for Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress
Welcome to another edition of “Cheap Shots”, our series dedicated to showing you how to save money on the wargaming hobby.
On today’s episode we will show you how to paint the Traitor Guardsmen for Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress. By following the tips, techniques, and materials we suggest, you will paint your kill team to a beautiful tabletop standard for less than $33.00. When compared from materials you will need to buy from Citadel and Army Painter, we will help you save over $181.00!
Enjoy!
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[@TheDuke07]

ah the classic wood stain ain't seen that in years

[@CommanderCheapSkate]

Indeed!

[@blkjet117]

You can use white glue instead of wood glue.

[@CommanderCheapSkate]

Very true. I just have a huge bottle of the stuff from my sister's move.

[@blkjet117]

@@CommanderCheapSkate Does it dry clear or cloudy. I haven't used wood glue in decades.

[@CommanderCheapSkate]

@@blkjet117 It dries cloudy