MINIPEDIA 06 - METALS

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Don't stay in the Stone Age

If we talk about the material that draws the most attention in our minis, it's metal, and with MINIPEDIA 06 you'll become a metalhead expert.

Steel, iron, bronze, copper, gold… they stand out in classic and modern weapons, armor, hardware, science fiction, etc. A volume to solve them all and show them off on your figures.

We'll learn about pigments and paints to recreate them, mastering the techniques for applying any metallic pigment. We'll improve our painting skills by bringing metals to life through their oxides, wear, shine, and textures.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Eli E. ★★★★★ Oct 20, 2026

The section on bronze alloys actually cleared up a confusion I've had for years. The breakdown of how different metals behave under stress is surprisingly useful for someone who works with their hands.

Hannah ★★★★★ Oct 19, 2026

I’m a total materials nerd, so the breakdown of different steel alloys was exactly what I was hoping for. The diagrams comparing iron and bronze properties are super clear and easy to follow. Already put together a solid reference list from this issue.

Ruby ★★★★★ Oct 18, 2026

The breakdown of different metal types like steel versus bronze was exactly what I needed for painting my miniatures, and having that clear reference makes matching effects way easier. I’ve already used the copper and iron sections to get a better weathered look on armor pieces.