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This is a custom recipe of mine trying to achieve the look of space marines as depicted on "Assault On Black Reach" from 2008.
How I paint my Nighthaunt armies
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 Leagues of Votann Kill Team. I decided to go for the "normal" box art colours, as I've got another predominantly orange scene I want to try shortly.
this is my homebrew Tyranid hive fleet, hungry and violent this hive fleet is persistent and will stop at nothing to eat and eat. they are currently fighting on the planet of Isocoast, a mining facility with organic ore (don't ask me how that works it just does) a biomass rich planet the Tyranids want. however the Tyranids cannot burrow into the mines as the ground of this planet is covered in a snow that stiffens when pressed on, this is because of the wonky gravity on Isocoast. exterminatus is not an option because this world has a one of a kind ore that has not been recorded anywhere else (especially since this ore can grow back) the ore on this planet I good for burning, consuming, and producing ammunition. there has been an ongoing war for 234 years with no turning point. because after all in the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war.
Simplepaint scheme for GW's Lord of the Rings Wood Elf Warriors
I wasn't 100% sure how to approach the skin of my Kroot, but also wanted some variation in skin tone for these boys. So, I decided to just wing it and have a play. Some of these methods may not be the most efficient, but if you wanted to replicate the results, here is what I did...
The recipe for the armours and helmets of the Knights of the Precipice Stormhost.
I recommend using a soft-bristled brush for the drybrushing, while a stiff-bristled one for the stippling.
I wanted to build a retinue of stealthy spooky death-obsessed 'marines, and this is my WIP build of what I have managed to do so far. I was trying to go for a company that maybe spent more time amongst the grave worlds of the Ghoul Stars, purging hostile xenos quickly and quietly, emerging like phantoms from the mist (cue dramatic music). I want them to look weathered and maybe a bit ethereal, without going full legion of the damned, because I'm not cool enough for that.
Please let me know if you have any comments or suggestions, this is just a quick dirty guide I made after coming back to the hobby after a +10 year hiatus. I should also note that I have a benign tremor, hence my reliance on drybrushing over edge highlighting.
My take on the classic Stormcast Vindictor scheme.
This was painted in 3hrs for a timed Competition where it Placed Joint 1st
A quick guide showing how I built and painted my simple bamboo forest. I plan to use this for games like 'Test of Honour' and 'Ronin', but they could be used for anything, really.
A nice green cloak that uses purple for the shadow and yellow for the highlight.
Everything is shaded with tamyi panel liner or an oil/enemal wash of your choice(gold optionally so)
How to paint Ultramarine Space Marines like the box art style. For this guide, I pulled the majority of the information from the excellent recipes given on Eavy-Archive.com.
tl;dr for Warhammer's "How to Paint: Space Marine Cloaks" tutorial on youtube.
How I paint the Necrons from the Killteam starter set.