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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!
El esquema utilizado es el del equipo Gouged Eye.
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.
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.
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.
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.
How I painted this ork wrestler from "The Mighty Madcaps" team for Rumbleslam. Be sure to check out my guide for the full team, if you want to see the other members.
Another, more detailed method for warp or magic green flames. This revision is a year on from the first method.
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.
Recipe from White Dwarf April 2012
Simple recipe involving layer paints and a wash to weather muddy cloaks, capes or cloth.
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.
My work-in-progress approach to thematic scenery for my Vampire Counts.
How I painted this ork wrestler from "The Mighty Madcaps" team for Rumbleslam. Be sure to check out my guide for the full team, if you want to see the other members.
I have really enjoyed painting with this lighter leather recipe recently. Here, I detail two slightly different ways of painting it, depending upon your style or level of dedication.
I think both look pretty great, personally.
Simple paint scheme for Emperor's Children, specifically a Tormentor miniature, but the paints can work for any Emperor's Children miniature.
Here is how I painted the big daddy Genestealer for my Broodcoven. This is the traditional Genestealer scheme and could easily be used on the standard Tyranids, Genestealer Cults or Acolyte models.
Quick and easy, perfect for a wasteland on a dead planet. I use this on my Tyranids to represent a world where they have consumed all the biomass leaving only a dead husk behind.
Classic red-and-brass World Eaters armour, for regular Chaos Space Marines or Khorne Berzerkers.
In this guide I will being focusing on the main colours I have been using for the Gretchin in my Ork Goffs Kill Team. I like to vary the skin tones of my Gretchin, so if you are interested in this in particular you may want to check out my "Gretchin/Goblin Skin Tone Collection" also available on this site.
I wanted something special for my Adeptus Arbites Extraction Squad Kill Team and was fascinated by those on the official artwork. This could also be used for Megacity bases or any urban/road environment.
This is my take on the Lost Sons warband colour scheme, inspired by the work of Bakerb24 on the 40k homebrew site.
Although I have used Sergeant Ripper Jackson for this guide, the paint used here should work great for the standard Catachan Jungle Fighters too.