Results for ‘black templar’
Found 1388 recipes
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Angron's Fury
This is my take on the colour scheme of the Chaos Space Marine warband known as Angron's Fury, featured in the Black Crusade: Traitor's Hate suppliment for 7th Ed. 40k
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Quick power/magical weapons
A bit of a cheat with power weapons! I used Daler Rowney FW ink Payne's Grey and White, but you can substitute any white or black ink, or even highly pigmented paint. I'll add step-by-step photos at a later point.
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Flesh Tearers Navy Breachers
Imperial Navy Breachers attachment to my (not)Flesh Tearers SM Fleet colour scheme: Red cloth, Black armour. Minor white or gold trim.
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Black Guard, 5th company (Modified)
Raven Guard Second Founding successor, but modified because the extra touches of red and black make it pop more, in my opinion
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Tzaangors (Desaturated)
These miniatures ended up being abandoned as I couldn't get the armour to complement the skin, and still have them fit in with a Thousand Sons Kill Team. If I went for Black Legion armour or non-traditional colours, I think this could have worked well. I'm still pretty proud of the work I did here.
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The Wrath
This is my take on the Wrath warband colour scheme featured in the Khorne Daemonkin codex from 7th Ed. 40k.
The main colours are bone white, black, brass, and a deep red with silver elements added to the metallic areas. -
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Kings of War Bog Ogres
This is the process I used to paint nearly all the ogres in my Kings of War ogre army, borrowed heavily from Sorastro's Blood Rage Painting guide and tweaked over time mostly by my relative lack of his skill. :)
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5 Alternative Necron Dynasties
Here I'll detail my process on painting the 5 alternate Necron Dynasties in my video - Szarekhan, Nihilakh, Mephrit, Thokt and Ogdobekh. I'll just be covering the main differences, things like weapon casing won't be covered.
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Goblin flesh and faces
I use Pro Acryl paints but can be replaced with similar colours from other ranges. There are no washes in this recipe. Instead this starts at a very dark green and by layering up paint and retaining some of this black green, it creates a very vibrant green skin with deep shadows.
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Deathwing Bone
This recipe should be good for bone on 3D printed models which have quite heavy detail or those printed in bright colours. On a model with finer details you could skip the black undercoat and start straight from wraithbone.
