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Non Metallic Metals (Limited Color Palette)
A way of creating a pale non-metallic for stormcasts using a limited color palette.
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Ironjaws
My recipe for Ironjaws Orruks.
Heavy use of contrast and washes/glazes. Batch painting recommended. Wet pallet recommended, but not required. -
Vibrant Ultramarines Lt
Inspired from brushstrokes painting guide except my model doesnt have any exposed skin
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Skeleton Warriors
Used to paint sepulchral guard, but should apply to any generic skeletons.
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Sohei Warrior Monks (Mounted)
Kindly sent to me by Fireforge games, these models are a mash-up of their Mounter Samurai and Sohei Warrior Monks kits, to see what what possible. He is how I went about painting my test models.
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Rumbleslam: The Heavy Pounders
How I painted every wrestler in "The Heavy Pounders" team for Rumbleslam. I stuck quite close to the box art with these boys, but made a few minor changes to make them more to my taste. I hope you like them.
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Death Korps of Krieg 143rd Regiment
My way of painting my DKoK army. Mostly so I can check if I forget what I did.
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Nurglings!
This started as a pure "How to paint Sassy Nurgling" guide, but he had far too many cute little mates to leave it there. Enjoy! Whilst I tend to remove them from my Death Guard miniatures, I really appreciate the sculpts and will happily paint them separately.
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Dead Man's Hand: Cowboys
Here is how I painted my Cowboys for Dead Man's Hand. Unlike my gangs so far, I played with much loser rules with their clothing. In my mind, this is a disparate band of ranchers that have banded together, so wouldn't have any kind of uniform. They do however all have brown leather hats, so they are identifiable on the table.
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Hallowed Knights Armor (alternate)
An alternative Hallowed Knights scheme that substitutes silver blue armor into a Hammers of Sigmar scheme
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Warhammer Cursed City: Gnawbone Stray
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Special note: These steps are an approximation of what I had used before I made my Paint Pad account! -
Oda Nobunaga
Here is how I painted Oda Nobunaga from the excellent "Daimyos" set from Warlord Games. These miniatures have been designed for the Pike & Shotte gaming system, but could be used in a variety of games.
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Pestigor 1
A fairly heavily diseased and decayed Pestigor, with greyish-greenish flesh and greyish brown fur.
