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Here are the steps I took when painting this playing piece from 'Wizkids' version of the board game "Relic". If you like the look of this bust, it is available with the specific edition available here: https://amzn.to/3paDgCQ Please be aware that the 'Fantasy Flight' version has different resin busts/playing pieces.
How I painted these two legendary warriors form the 1490 DOOM expansion, the "The Fall of Rothenburg".
IMAGE IS AI, I HAVE NOT TRIED THIS YET BUT I CAN'T FIND HOW TO SET RECIPE PRIVATE.
Cold, ceramic-like armor suffering from volumetric decay, paired with tarnished royal gold elements.
I am trying to paint up the contents of the WarCry: Bloodhunt box in an easy to replicate and fast-ish scheme. If I buy other expansions with unique features I will update as I progress though. Currently, the weather is wet and cold and I haven't had a chance to get a deep brown primer. I will post pictures as soon as possible.
As it sits this is a recipe, but as I add pictures I might add more in-depth and turn it into a full blown tutorial with better explanations and tips.
Facing the task of painting a large number of titans in a fairly short space of time, I brewed this recipe for use on my titans using mostly contrast paints over a metal coloured basecoat to achieve a quick, effective finish. You could easily adapt the contrast colours used to achieve a metallic finish for a variety of other colours. Inks carefully applied can achieve a similar result properly thinned. Using washes as a substitute for the armour panels tends to leave a very matt finish which is hard to add any more depth too so I would not recommend them.
Adapted from The Warhipster's recipe: https://youtu.be/kgX6wneVHa8?si=gG3tYqf0-37tdLc_
Haven't tried this yet but I'll update and add photos as I go.
This guide is a work in progress for now. I will update all of the recipes used as I go, but plan on finishing up each of the models when I feel inspired.
How I painted my Gun Servitor for my Inquisitorial Agents Kill Team. I wanted an increased amount of vibrancy in the armour, which I think turned out well. The basic colour composition in the same as the box art though.
With blue or green cloak. Paint shield separately. While green isn't thematically fitting (and blue should be more towards grey), they still give nice variance.
Collected recipes for different aspects of painting Death Guard models in their classic color scheme.
A really easy paint job that is great for beginners and mass production!
-The last three stages are optional
-Use any paint you want, this is just a rough guide. If you can’t decide there are some ideas for Revell paints to use instead
-Feel free to do the highlights before the washes for a slightly more uniform look, this is what I did
-Feel free to post a slightly edited version of this recipe as long as you mention that this is the original
This is a written version of the Duncan Rhodes tutorial. Not my work.
AI IMAGE AS INSPIRATION, HAVE NOT TRIED YET BUT CAN'T SET RECIPE TO PRIVATE
An immaculate silver Nihilakh framework that is actively heating up, radiating intense, reality-warping orange energy.