Making Antique Finish Pewter Chess Sets

Prince August Toy Soldier Factory produces themed pewter chess sets and we are showing here how we 'antique finish' the Battle of Waterloo chess set. We spin cast our pewter figures but we also sell moulds that allow you to cast your own at home in minutes. Moulds are available at http://www.princeaugust.ie and the finished chess set is available at http://www.edmancollection.com.
The process of antique finishing a figure is simple and can be adapted to any miniature.
Our figures contain No lead.
Websites:
http://www.toysoldierfactory.ie (Visitor centre)
http://www.princeaugust.ie (Toy Soldier Moulds)
http://www.mithril.ie (Lord of the Rings miniatures)
http://www.edmancollection.com (Gift Website)

http://www.facebook.com/toysoldierfactory
http://www.twitter.com/princeaugust
http://princeaugust.blogspot.com/
http://mithrilfigures.proboards.com/
http://princeaugust.proboards.com/

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• pewter chess sets
• antique finish
• prince august
• battle of waterloo
• painting miniatures

[jvmc08]

it should be blue and black

[eiremobster]

@jvmc08 why blue and black? I am not giving a painting guide, its using black gloss. We have separate guides provided with painting instructions.

you could undercoat the figure with different colours prior to antiquing it if you wish to have different colours.

[suchina]

COOOOLEST

[xphil45]

you are FUCKING cool man

[cpmakesmusic]

Great demo! Thank you!!

[Najdorfspecialist]

I think thats awesome bro!