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Sorta simple scheme for Bad Moon Ork Boys, for this tutorial I will use a mixture of traditional and "contrast" paint
recipe for the basic ork warband for mordheim, also used for additional orruks from AoS
Here is how I paint pale sandstone. I find this recipe gives a nice neutral tone that works well for bases, and doesn't detract from the mini.
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.
Based on Sezrion's work on the 40k Homebrew site.
Based on TireKhorne's work on the 40k Homebrew site.
This is a general collection of hair colour recipes for any gaming system. I will endevour to update it with new colours as I find what works for me.
Another, more detailed method for warp or magic green flames. This revision is a year on from the first method.
A very easy method for blood drops. I'm sure you could replace this with Nurgle's Rot, or perhaps gloss and then paint with Contrast for all sorts of effects.
Quick and easy base perfect for a red planet/Mars theme. Actual paints don't matter too much, as long as they're red and grey, as it's the pigments that do all the work!
A short huide for any fleshy details on nurgle models.
Here's how I paint all of the lenses on my T'au! I use VMC & VGC colors for this, but any set of dark, medium, and light colors should work just as well.
I painted this base as part of a general miniature basing video. If you want any additional information or advice on basing in general, please check out the YouTube channel linked from my profile.
Method done on a Armiger Helverin and Cerastus Knight, should work for all others
This is my take on the Lost Sons warband colour scheme, inspired by the work of Bakerb24 on the 40k homebrew site.
I wanted a method of getting these boys painted quick, but still have them looking decent. With a few tweaks, the method shown by "Elminiaturista" on Instagram worked a treat.
A selection of guides detailing the colours I use for various coloured glass. These recipes can be applied to many differences materials and tweaked slightly to fit your style.
Can be glazed or stippled
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.
I painted this base as part of a general miniature basing video. If you want any additional information or advice on basing in general, please check out the YouTube channel linked from my profile.
Generic sandbags for fantasy or historical.
White is a hard colour to paint, but I find this simple recipe is ideal for small areas or detail on a miniature, and offers great results.
This didn't work trying on an aquila - agrax over appid wych went too brown instead of stone
Classic red-and-brass World Eaters armour, for regular Chaos Space Marines or Khorne Berzerkers.