Jon Grant Miniatures

Start Here: Warhammer Painting Made Simple Welcome  to Jon Grant Miniatures This site is designed to help you paint Warhammer miniatures to a clean, consistent tabletop standard using simple, reliable methods. Choose your next step: If you’re new to painting: Beginner Painting Guide Painting Different Parts of a Model If you already have a faction in mind: How to Paint  Nighthaunt  (ghostly miniatures) How to Paint  Blades of Khorne  (Red armour and brass trim) See all faction painting guides Beginners Guides If you are completely new to painting miniatures, begin with these guides: How to Base Miniatures (Beginners Guide) How to Paint Cloth - Red (Beginners Guide) How to Paint Human Skin Painting Different Parts of a Model These guides show how to paint common parts of Warhammer models using simple, repeatable methods. How to Paint Cloth - Red (Beginners Guide) How to Paint Skeletons, Skulls and Bone How to Paint Skaven Fur and Flesh  (com...

Warhammer Hobby Progress – May 2026 In May I painted 16 miniatures across multiple factions, experimented with new techniques, played in a Warhammer Underworlds tournament, and began restructuring my blog into a more organised system of guides. Here’s a look at what I worked on and what I learned. Painting – Experimenting Across Factions I began the month by painting the Claws of Karanak warband from the Blades of Khorne. These eight miniatures are part of Warcry but also form a unit in the Fangs of Khorne Spearhead force for Age of Sigmar. I painted them using a classic red and brass scheme. You can see the full method here: How to Paint Claws of Karanak After completing that warband, I decided to step away from larger projects and paint a range of individual models. The goal was to experiment with techniques and improve specific skills. Skeleton Warrior I painted a skeleton from the Sepulchral Guard, focusing on bone, weathered metals, and blue cloth. This was primarily ...