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A combination of the video linked (for all the detail work), with the 'Armour of the Dark Gods' video by Duncan Rhoades for the metallic Tzeentch armour.
A short huide for any fleshy details on nurgle models.
"Dirty wasteland" camo scheme for Warhammer 40k Steel Legion (or other Guard or general military units).
For those big, hot, heavy guns! Mimics the colour changes you see happens to steel etc under heat.
With glazing you want to work back and forth making sure to deposit the most of the color in its respected area. Only the turquoise should be pushed all the way to the end of it section.
A recipe used to paint traditional bone colours
This is my take on the Blood Ravens paint scheme, featured in the Dawn or War series.
This didn't work trying on an aquila - agrax over appid wych went too brown instead of stone
This recipe explains how I painted my Nighthaunt. The process has been on development more or less since the release of AoS 2.0 and I have tweaked the steps to the needs of different units based on the speed, level of detail or the attention I want to give to the model.
Generic market items for fantasy or historical
How I painted the main elements and the heraldry of my medieval knights. This guide has been broken down into sections so you can either replicate the schemes of my specific knights or use them to design your own. Please do not follow this as a step-by-step, but just take what you need or are interested in.
My new recipe for my tank armour.
It's more-or-less the same recipe, but with less saturation and greater contrast.
Cloth has a knitted or fur effect. ALWAYS mix 3:1 Paint with Flow Improver.
How to paint the base model Saurus (For Warriors or Temple Guard)
For heavily worn and torn red cloaks or capes.
Quick method for creating a white marble/granite-like effect without an airbrush or using the wet wipes technique. This technique was developed by FALCON MINI STUDIOS.
Many models have leather belts and pouches. For many years I used dark browns for them but have recently concluded that brighter colours work better.
This method is based on the method and scheme by @crabstuffedmushrooms on Instagram. I've changed a few bits, but the general scheme and initial approach are his.
Here is how I painted my metallic floored bases. The Imperial Navy Breachers would always be in some kind of ship (in my mind) so it seemed natural to do something like this for them.
Painted for a painting competition run by Old Guard Games and Badger Games for Adepticon 2025.
The bases for my Drukhari army
This is my work-in-progress approach to "normal" green grass vegetation on dirt surfaces. I use Army Painter Brown Battleground texture and Army Painter Battlefield Basing Glue for convenience/availability.