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I purchased a bunch of STLs from Lumos Miniature Terrain and this is how I painted them.
Imperial German Cavalry for Return of the Tripods. These are the colors I happen to have on hand and others may work just as well. This scheme uses block colors with no real shading so it has sufficient contrast at a 15mm scale.
A way to paint Melta weapons, in this case that of a War Dog, so it looks aged and heat scorched.
This recipe is mainly written so I dont forget how I painted these dudes. Also I am not a professional painter, so there could be better or more efficient recipes uploaded
A quick guide showing how I paint my urban themed bases. For those of you that are interested, I have a guide to making them on my Instagram.
was figuring things out. wasn't the happiest with result. but maybe works for someone
These look a little silly, but they're very eye-catching and quite tzeenchy! Easiest with an airbrush, but if you don't have one, just reverse it, starting from the lightest colour and gradually glazing the others over in sequence.
The Sons of Sorrow is a warband or vectorium of the Death Guard Traitor Legion's 7th Plague Company. The infamous Plague Surgeon Nauseous Rotbone was once a member of the Sons of Sorrow vectorium before he was elevated to command rank by the Daemon Primarch Mortarion.
Imperial Navy Breachers attachment to my (not)Flesh Tearers SM Fleet colour scheme: Red cloth, Black armour. Minor white or gold trim.
Obviously applicable to other black highlighting!
This is the simple blue plasma glow I use on my Imperial Plasma weapons, basically any plasma weapon that's not had some chaos or purposeful colour alteration, it's inverted, so the shading is light, and the highlighting is dark.
My work-in-progress approach to painting my Blood Knights.
This is for pretty much any WW2 Soviet or even American vehicle. I included details for wood in brown, but honestly most soldiers pained their wood green to match the metal.
My revised scheme for the newly released Space Marine Scouts Kill Team. This Tome Keepers recipe collection is similar to me previous one, but has a few tweaks to compliment the new design, and also reflect my growth as a painter.
A storm cast liberator done in tempest Lord colours. Used sketching to try and draw out highlights. First time doing it that way and enjoyed painting in that style. Purple base coat made it hard to bring Metallics out, and I think the NMM could do with some more work.
I'm a novice painter so there is nothing really groundbreaking or outstanding here.
I want to paint my Tau suits in TMM. I used an insignificant model to test and write down my scheme.
I wanted my Death Guard Primarch to be pretty close to the Games Workshop boxart, so I relied heavily on recipes from 'eavy-archive.com' for this project. Please do check them out if you need as much help with paint selection as I do.
Quick and easy method for getting terrain on the table
A basic gold but with a custom wash to cool the colour down without matting it too much. Designed to compliment metallic blue armour without contrasting too much (or looking like an Ultramarine...)
This collection of recipes is largely me playing about and refining potential methods of painting zombie skin. Most are as simple as contrast paints over different colour basecoats, followed by highlights. I have painted Warlord Games' "Project Z" miniatures in this guide, but they could easily be applied to Poxwalkers, Deadwalker Zombies or any other undead unit.
Using Golden Crackle Paste and drybrushing to create the realm of the Blood God.