Let's be honest. At first glance, a painted miniature might look intimidating. Too detailed for a beginner to attempt. But in fact...

It's surprisingly simple. If you look closer, every part of the model is just a flat surface waiting for color.

The armour is just one color, brushed on.

The base is just sand, painted brown, drybrushed once.

And the details? While they look like the hardest part — are actually just a wash.

One liquid, applied once, that does the work for you.

You're not painting one complex miniature. You're completing a series of small, satisfying steps.

One brush, one color, one layer at a time.

You don't need natural artistic talent.

You don't need a steady hand.

You just need to start.

And it gets even easier — because I'll be right there with you.

The regular course price is $97.

But that's not the price you'll be paying today.
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You see...

The page you're seeing right now is a beta test. I'm not sure I can give my personal attention to more than 100 people who will buy this course.

And I want you to get results...

So I'll be giving you the course at a fraction of that price. Just for me to see if I can actually handle getting support tickets for 100 people. If I can then I'll start selling it for $97.

If not...

I'll pull the page off the internet altogether and you'll never see it again.

But right now - I'm selling it for

Normally $97

ONE-TIME PAYMENT.
​LIFETIME ACCESS FOREVER.

I want you to feel confident in your purchase.
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​If the course isn't right for you, you can request a full refund within 30 days - no questions asked.
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​Your satisfaction is what matters to me, and I'm here to make sure you're supported every step of the way.

Normally $97

ONE-TIME PAYMENT.
​LIFETIME ACCESS FOREVER.

Yes, and not just "yes, give it a try." This was built specifically for people who have never held a brush with any intention of painting something. Every step is shown on camera. Every decision is made for you. The only thing you need to bring is a willingness to start. If you've painted before and want to improve, this probably isn't for you – there are better resources for that. But if you're starting from absolute zero, this is exactly where you need to be.

This comes up more than almost anything else, and it's based on a misunderstanding of how miniature painting actually works. The techniques in this method don't require precision. The base coat doesn't need to be neat because the wash covers the edges. The wash doesn't need to be precise because it finds its own way into the recesses. The base doesn't require any fine motor skill at all. By the time you're done, the mini looks like it required a steady hand. It didn't. It required following four steps in the right order.

90 minutes is your active brush time. The time you'll spend with a brush in your hand, paint on the model. There's drying time between steps, but you're not sitting there watching paint dry. You prime before dinner. You base coat after. You wash before bed. The whole evening from opening the box to a finished mini is around 3-4 hours of clock time – but only 90 minutes of that is you actually doing anything. It fits into a real evening without demanding your full attention start to finish.

If you don't have any mini you've already bought, then Bonus 1: The $20 Starter Loadout covers this completely. It's a fully linked shopping list of every item used in the method, with direct links and a "do I have everything?" checklist. Most people already own one or two things on the list. Everything else comes to under $20 total. No airbrush. No wet palette. No specialist tools. Just the minimum viable kit that gets you to a finished mini.

It matters a lot, but not in the way you might think! We recommend using a cheap, forgiving plastic mini that you're not precious about. Bonus 1 includes a specific recommendation for exactly this. The golden rule is simple: do not use an expensive or prized model for your first attempt. Cheap minis exist precisely for this moment. They're easy to handle, easy to paint, and if something goes wrong, nothing important is lost.

Whichever one you choose, and neither is a disaster. Bonus 2: The First Mini Safety Net, exists entirely to answer this question. Almost every mistake made during painting is fixable in under a minute while the paint is wet. For bigger mistakes, a 10-minute soak strips the paint completely and you start fresh on the same model. Nothing is permanent. Nothing is wasted. The fear of ruining a mini is the thing that keeps most people from ever starting, and it's almost entirely unfounded.

YouTube teaches you everything. This teaches you exactly what you need for tonight and nothing else. The overwhelming feeling you get from tutorials comes from being shown every option, every technique, every possible approach simultaneously – before you've ever held a brush. This method makes every decision for you. Which paints. Which brushes. Which mini. Which order. Which wash on which surface. There is nothing to figure out. You watch, you follow, you finish.

Here's the honest answer: your first mini won't be perfect. It won't look like the professional painted armies you see in photos online. But it will look genuinely painted – with depth, with colour, with a finished base – and it will look far better than you expect. The wash step alone transforms a flat, basic model into something that looks like it required real skill. Most people hold up their first finished mini and are genuinely surprised by what they made. That's what happens when you follow the right process.

Yes. 30 days, no questions asked. If you go through the method, paint your first mini, and genuinely feel it wasn't worth it – send an email and you'll get a full refund. The only request is that you actually try it first. The guarantee exists because the method works and the confidence to offer it comes from knowing that. It doesn't exist as a safety net for people who buy and never open the box.

Video 6 answers this in full. You'll see exactly what the next level looks like  – the three techniques that make your second mini twice as good as your first, and the clear path from tabletop-ready all the way through to the kind of painted armies you've been admiring online. The method you learn tonight is the foundation everything else builds on. Most people finish their first mini and immediately want to start a second. That's not an accident, it's what happens when the first experience goes well. Everything you need for that next step is waiting for you at the end of Video 6.

The moment you complete your purchase you'll receive a video with instant access to everything – all six videos and all three bonuses are available immediately.

No drip schedule. No "Module 2 unlocks next week." Everything is yours right now.

Here's what most people do:

They open Bonus 1: The $20 Starter Loadout first, to make sure they have everything they need. If something is missing, it can be ordered same-day from Amazon. Then they open Bonus 3 (the cheat sheet) read it once, and pin it somewhere visible.

Then they press play on Video 1.

By the time they reach Video 4 most people are genuinely hooked. That moment when a flat, basic model suddenly looks painted and detailed is the moment this hobby clicks. It's the reason people who "just wanted to try it once" end up with a painted army two months later.

By the end, you'll have a finished mini sitting on your desk. Something you made with your own hands, that didn't exist this morning.

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