PaintMyMinis

I love this app! Planning and keeping track of your paint schemes is super quick and you end up with a nice and very readable sheet with all the palettes and techniques used. Each guide is split in armies and materials, allowing you to easily reuse your favorite combos. It has many export options, and a rich list of available colors from almost all the main brands, constantly updated (downloadable within the app). Last but not least, it can be easily customized. Just a couple of feature I would add: 1) a guide, because it takes some time at the beginning to understand how to get started 2) possibility to sort the final sheet not only by materials but by layers/areas so you can repaint the whole miniature in the exact order used.

come da oggetto: ingestibile.

Saw this being used on Facebook. Legit sick app so far! Can’t wait to see what else I can do with it.

The only thing I can critique about this app. Is that it needs an IPad version, a gradient option for shifting color paints, and a place to enter the hex codes for colors for custom entries. Other then that, it’s near perfect and I use it all the time.

Didn’t think I would like this app as much as I do but it’s fantastic! It forces you to take the time and plan out your project for each part of your painting. Dev suggestion: Instead of using the ‘bookmark’ feature of a painting step to track progress, maybe make a small radio button or a slide step to count that step as done. I want to bookmark a paint step to return to it, not necessarily to track progress.

I’m not really used to giving reviews so here goes. I think the app is great. Everything from the paints you have access to and the way you can plan out your mini’s paint scheme and select the paint you would need is fantastic. Also the way you can select what’s in your stock and what’s available out there to creating a shopping list for what paints you might need is awesome. If a paint isn’t in your database to request it from PaintBay which is the online database that all the paints are derived from before you download them to your database. All in all this is one of the best apps I have on my phone today. You gotta get this app!

The app has potential, but the interface is clunky, and it has not been updated with GW contrast paints. Also, there is no way to store your inventory of paints.

It’s an amazing app. Keeps me consistent not only in how I paint but also lets me check exactly how I achieved an effect for use with future projects. Quite invaluable for reminding me what’s been done already when I came back to an army after a few months working on something else. My only complaint would be that the downloadable paint ranges aren’t updated frequently enough to account for changes in the product line.

This app is awesome for keeping track of large paint jobs. The way you can create materials and then assign them to minis is also fantastic. This app is so close to 5 stars, but it needs a little more, namely: - The order of the minis change every time you open the app and there’s no sorting methods. The ability to alpha sort is important for larger jobs. - The ability to group minis in to folders would really clean up the miniatures section. Considering that many games have clans/tribes/races/etc the ability to place minis in folders would be of great benefit. - I would love to be able to collapse each category in the materials page. That way instead of scrolling through to find what you want you could look for the category you want, tap on it (expanding it), and then look for the material you want.

This is a must-have for even occasional hobby painters. Forgot how what colors you mixed to get your leather like that? What wash did you use on the face? Never again! Individual miniatures can be saved into group projects, so you can organize by game, commission, warband, or however you please.