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A reference based on the method, order and paints used for the Kroot skin only off Cult of Paint's 3 Kroot Schemes, useful for those who do not like rewinding videos constantly.
The written recipe here does include substituted paints as this is really tailored to paints I own while staying as close to the original recipe as possible.
I highly recommend watching CoP's video first as this is just an accompanying reference guide for those like me who forget things easily.
The basing recipe for my Ash Waste bases for Necromunda.
The Horns of Hashut are relentless enforcers of the Chaos Dwarf god, Hashut. They march into battle, clad in armor forged in the fires of their dark forges, adorned with symbols of dominance and destruction. This guide will help you capture the brutal, fiery aesthetic of the Horns of Hashut—whether it's the dark, burnt armor, glowing eyes, or the brass and copper embellishments that reflect their infernal power.
Follow these detailed steps to paint the models in a way that reflects their fearsome presence on the battlefield, bringing out the best in their dark and fiery design.
A fairly conventional method I use to paint the weapons of my Salamanders, with bluish highlights to distinguish them from their black armour.
A quick guide showing how I paint desert plants. This recipe has been pulled directly from my "Desert Bases" guide also available on this site, if you were interested in the sand and rocks pictured.
This is a great recipe for giving an ethereal ghostly look to minis that can be batch painted very quickly.
This detailed guide will help you create volcanic-themed bases with a dynamic glowing lava effect and rugged rocky textures. Using AK Interactive Volcanic Earth for the rocky textures and Mordant Earth for the cracked lava, this method will give your bases the fiery, molten look that fits perfectly with the Horns of Hashut.
Pale nurgle flesh for a cold feel. This is just a copy of Duncan's "how to paint foetid bloat drone flesh" on youtube.
My take on House Drakkus colour scheme (from the Freeblade mobile game). Going for a much lighter, greener turquoise.
Gotta go fast! This recipe tries to focus on speed and being achievable while still looking nice. The focus is on creating contrast between the light pale skin, and darker leathers and other materials.
This model was painted to be the "Technomancer" for my Hierotek Circle Kill Team. I tried to walk the line between the traditional Sautekh Dynasty colour scheme and the more characterful paint job from the box.
The way I am able to factory paint my hundreds of Flesh Eater Courts models.
Painting Primaris space marines from the Arktal Sentries chapter