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Found 1440 recipes
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Black Legion Gold
Method used to paint 'warp gold', adapted from the Eavy Metal explanation by Max Faleij. Updated February 2022 with some improvements!
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Sororitas - SonicSledgehammer Drybrush
This is a written version of the Sonic Sledgehammer tutorial. Not my work, just lightly adapted to my paints.
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My first Salamanders
In this recipe I'll explain how I found a decent way to create highlights for beginners without needing a steady hand
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Sons of Horus (I am working this out - will update)
Don't follow this for now, this is just my note keeping but I will update it later :)
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warpy sons
this requires to blend or at least create some tone of transitions between thousand sons blu, or a little darker, and phoenician purple
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Seraphon - Saurus Warriors
Here is my recipe for Saurus Warriors. I went the direction of the box art, but wanted the color to be a bit darker/muted.
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Savlar Chem-Dogs
My personal army painting recipe for the main elements (uniforms, armor, basing, etc.) in my Astra Militarum army.
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Crimson Fists Power Armour
Here is how I painted my first attempt at a Crimson Fists Space Marine
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Custom Hive Fleet Paint Scheme - Hormagaunts
Tyranid Custom Hive Fleet Paint Scheme.
This custom Hive Fleet is still a work in progress, and remains unnamed for now. -
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.
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Basic Haqqislam scheme
This method uses Citadel Contrast paints as a "base coat" for Infinity models (inspired by the work of The Tabletop Artist on Youtube). I then work my way up using regular layering and highlighting. Typically the first layer is lighter in value, but sometimes not because of how contrast paint behaves (very light higlights and very dark recess shading).
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Tome Keepers - 3rd Company
Here is how I paint the main components of the armour for my Tome Keepers Space Marine Kill Team. A video guide is available on my YouTube channel.
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(Modified) Mediocre Hobbies Heresy Death Guard
PAINT LIST:
Primers
Chaos Black
Wraithbone
Paints:
Balthasar Gold (base)
Creed Camo (contrast)
Black Templar (contrast)
Leadbelcher (base)
Seraphim Sepia (shade)
Pallid Wych Flesh (layer)
Agrax Earth Shade (shade)
Wraithbone (shade)
Elysian Green (layer)
Leadbelcher (base)
Corvus Black (base)
Blood Angels Red (contrast)
Seraphim Sepia (shade)
Rhinox Hide (base)
For touchups, 1:1 Wraithbone with seraphim sepia works well, keep it more like a glaze in consistency -
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Emperor's Children Pink
extremely simple pink for people who hate mixing but can glaze or use an airbrush somewhat (me)
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Caucasian Skin on Faces
Rough steps for my reference. I will change and refine as I go.
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AK Interactive Wargame color set. Blue Plasma and Glowing Effects
This Third Generation set contains a selection of colors to paint plasma or blue glowing effects by brush/airbrush on accessories or figures. It includes 4 tones to combine easily for a realistic and spectacular effect.
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AK Interactive Wargame color set. Green Plasma and Glowing Effects
This Third Generation set contains a selection of colors to paint plasma or green glowing effects by brush/airbrush on accessories or figures. It includes 4 tones to combine easily for a realistic and spectacular effect.
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AK Interactive Wargame color set. Magenta Plasma
This Third Generation set contains a selection of colors to paint plasma or magenta glowing effects by brush/airbrush on accessories or figures. It includes 4 tones to combine easily for a realistic and spectacular effect.
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Lava and Fire Effects
The Fire Giant from the Blood Rage board game is an excellent mini for testing lava on the base, a fiery sword, glowing runes on the body and OSL effects. My intention was to trial various different effects on different parts of the mini, so just take your pick of the bits you like.
This tutorial (including painting the whole mini) was first published in full about a year ago in three separate posts on https://boardgamegeek.com/blog/8627/griff-glowens-beginners-painting-blog -
Necrons
This dynastic scheme is inspired by the bronze-and-turquoise of the Nihilakh, combining the bronze armour of the Szarekhan with a twist on the marbled armour panels of Darren Latham's Necron army.
