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This is a recipe for contrast painting 2nd Ed Gretchin, mainly using contrast paints
I wanted my Death Guard Primarch to be pretty close to the Games Workshop boxart, so I relied heavily on recipes from 'eavy-archive.com' for this project. Please do check them out if you need as much help with paint selection as I do.
This is my take on the paint scheme of the Ordo Sinister featured on the Forgeworld Warlord-Sinister Knight.
Recipes for Games Workshop Munitorum Containers in green, red and blue with weathering and transfers
This is my take on the Children of Torment, a formation of marines dedicated to Slaanesh inside the ranks of the Black Legion.
Used for my basic Ultramarine units like intercessors, tactical squads, aggressors, etc...
A simple grey stone recipe useful for any game system.
This is my take on the Brazen Beasts warband colour scheme featured in the Khrone Daemonkin codex from 7th Ed. 40k.
This is my take on a scheme for the Agents of the Inquisition.
This is my take on the colour scheme of the Dark Wolves, featured in the Chaos Space Marines codex from 4th Ed. 40k.
This is a homebrew chapter combing elements of the Iron Warriors and the Death Guard
This is my take on the paint scheme of the Sect of the Red Echo, a thrallband of the Thousand Sons featured in the Thousand Sons Codex for 8th Ed. 40k.
This is my take on the paint scheme of the Steel Brethren warband, an offshoot of the Iron Warriors legion.
This is my take on the paint scheme of the Blood Disciples warband, formerly the loyalist Emperor's Wolves chapter.
My take on the Predator Legion, one of the chapters lost in the Abyssal Crusade.
This is my take on the Magma Hounds colour scheme, most recently in the 8th Ed Chaos Space Marine codex.
How I paint these elven warriors from GW's Lord of the Rings range.
This is my take on the colour scheme for the Cleaved warband, featured in the Chaos Space Marines codex for 8th Ed. 40k.
Viking warriors painted in a variety of colors. The main principle is to highlight on a upward fashion. The first highlight is only applied from the waist to the head and the second only in the face, hair and shoulders. Most of the colors are highlighted with a desaturaded version of themselves to get a slight washed out appearance.