Results for ‘ork’
Found 1173 recipes
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LOTR / Númenórean warrior of the last alliance
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.
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Tau Skin Recipe
Based on GW Tutorial recipe
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Alpha Legion Armour
Based largely on JuanHidalgo Miniatures 'Eavy Contrast video, this is how I painted the main armour and trim colours of this Alpha Legion Chaos Space Marine.
I haven't covered the scale effect on this leg here, for this I would recommend checking out his full video. It really is excellent. -
Orange/Rusty Desert Bases
This recipe is mainly here as a reminder to myself; it uses several paint ranges to achieve an effect I'm sure you can manage more simply! I chose the red-orange desert scheme to complement the warm green tones of Salamanders Space Marines.
Update: I've since moved to a slightly less lurid colour scheme for these bases, as they can end up overwhelming the model! You can find it here in my Salamanders tutorial: https://paintpad.app/recipes/2325-salamanders-v0-9 -
Oathsworn Penitent
The Penitent from Oathsworn: Into the Deepwood. I wanted to expand my use of metallics, inspired by https://monumenthobbies.com/blogs/methodologies/methodology-29-weathered-bronze-armor
I really liked the colors this included, though I overdid the metals themselves. The game has a LOT of capes, mostly red or purple, so I wanted to try an orange version. The end result is a bit eccentric given the game's theme, but I'm pretty happy with it overall, especially since I don't have any dark orange tones. -
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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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Gloss Black Armour
A method for creating a glossy black finish, a slight alternative to the black I use for Black Legion Rubrics.
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40k/Necromunda Crates/Barrels Blue/Green
Scatter terrain for 40k
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Kabal of the Black Heart - Kabalite Warrior
This recipe is based on one of my favourite pieces of Drukhari artwork. Its pretty different to the studio version, but much more to my tastes.
