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Hairfoot Jouster Riding a Sheep (HJH001)
How to paint the Hairfoot Jouster Riding a Sheep model from North Star Military Figures. This step-by-step guide shows you exactly how I painted my copy of this miniature.
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Simple Krieg 143rd
A really easy paint job that is great for beginners and mass production!
-The last three stages are optional
-Use any paint you want, this is just a rough guide. If you can’t decide there are some ideas for Revell paints to use instead
-Feel free to do the highlights before the washes for a slightly more uniform look, this is what I did
-Feel free to post a slightly edited version of this recipe as long as you mention that this is the original -
Sisters of the Thorn - Battle Sister
Here's my custom order minoris - Order of the Thorn. Special thanks to Bobby Clarke (Red Eagle Studios) for helping me figure this out.
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How to paint Imperial fists space marines
A guide on how I paint my Imperial fists space marines.
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Dead Man's Hand: Outlaws
Here is how I painted the Outlaw Gang. I decided to keep them largely monochrome with a splash of read, to give them all a uniform feel and make them easily identifiable. There is some pretty blatant inspiration taken from pop culture here, rather than historical accuracy.
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Cadian Shock Troops - monotone light gray
Very budget and battle ready version of gray urban-like color scheme for basic Astra Militarum troops.
(mainly recorded for myself so I don't forget the paints and paint order :v) -
Barons' War: Barricades
These barricades were a great excuse to try out a bunch of different wood recipes. I put a little more effort into these than I probably should, but I plan on getting a good amount of use from them.
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Hive Fleet Tiamet
Adaptation of the 'Eavy Metal team's painting guide for Tiamet using Army Painter Speedpaints.
The original guide was posted in this article:
https://www.warhammer-community.com/2023/06/06/painting-leviathan-how-eavy-metal-tackled-the-new-tyranids-and-space-marines/
I've really enjoyed trying out Speedpaints with this scheme and highly recommend them. Dropper bottles, preloaded agitators and the price point make these an excellent contrast alternative.
A note on the two used, they are both from the 2.0 range so I will update the tutorial to reflect this better when support is added. Lizardfolk Cyan is a great match for Incubi Darkness, and Moonlake Coral is similar to Sigvald Burgundy but much pinker.
I will add step-by-step images when I start my next model! -
Medieval Cloth Collection
These recipes are all based on a wonderful PDF created by Lawrence Coxon and posted to The Barons' War Facebook Group. I found the PDF linked from Andy Hobday's excellent "Painting the Past: Uniforms in the High Medieval Period" post on his site, if you wanted to see the original images.
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Plague Marines Kill Team / Death Guard
Painting guide for death guard, specifically used for the Plague Marine Kill Team
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