Citadel Pot de Peinture - Layer Warpstone Glow

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Step 4: The chest emblem gets painted Balthasar Gold. Step 5: Time to wash everything. Nuln OIl on the Leadbelcher parts, Carroburg Crimson on the Red, Agrax Earthshade on the gold, Contrast Gryph-Hound Orange on the orange parts. As a beginner painter, I watched Duncan’s videos with awe as complex concepts and more advanced techniques such as highlighting instantly began to make sense. What’s more, Duncan’s ethos resinated with me – as it did hundreds of thousands of others across the word : keep it simple… The decision to list these specific armies was made because they are all known for their use of advanced technology and psychic abilities, and Warpstone Glow can enhance those features. This color can be used to create a variety of effects, from glowing and energy to magical and otherworldly, depending on the army and the specific models being painted. For the totally new and completely unaware, Duncan Rhodes is the original (and now former) Games Workshop painting presenter. Duncan’s videos, which were posted to Warhammer’s YouTube, have been viewed millions of times by painters across the world and to this day remain amongst GW’s most popular tutorials on their channel.

My bases on smaller models is typically fairly basic, just wash and drybrush over a texture paint before cleaning up the rims and throwing on tufts from Gamers’ Grass. These Citadel Layer paints from Games Workshop are designed to be used straight over Citadel Base paints and itself, without any mixing. If you use several layers of this high-quality water based acrylic paint on your models it will create a rich and natural finish that will look as amazing on display as it would 3 hours into a gruelling battle. The paints are supplied in 12ml pots and can be used on any plastic, metal or resin models. In my case, these differences are so minor that you’d have to really go looking for them to find the deviations, but for more experienced painters – or for people who are super committed to their colour scheme – this will be a turn off. This isn’t a shortcoming of the colour mixes, however – the paint simply doesn’t exist within the Two Thin Coats range yet. Given time, this will likely change. Necrons – The Necrons are a race of robotic, undead beings, and Warpstone Glow is a great color to use for their weapons and abilities to create an energy and robotic effect.The easiest way to paint the weird charcoal skin of Salamanders is to not have any skin exposed. Thank you for your time, I will not be taking questions. Flames Salamanders. Credit: Whiteshark12 We will then start the highlights. Glaze on some Citadel Nurgling Green to set where the brighter parts of the model should be. Stormhost Silver: a silver metallic paint that can be used to highlight and add shine to specific areas. Finally add a few spots of white on the centres of the grills. I avoid doing this on the smaller exhausts as it can be overpowering, leaving those at a yellow

Much like the man himself, Duncan’s insistence that painters always thinned their paints and applied two thin coats wherever possible sparked a meme that refuses to go away. In fact, so persistent has the meme become that Duncan has released his own line of paints bearing the title “Two Thin Coats Paints”. I started the army up around the time of the 8th Edition codex release – it was just getting to the point where I was bored of using my Eldar at club nights and starting to do enough events that I thought having a second army to use would be a good idea. I also, bluntly, thought they would be pretty easy to paint, and selected the Sautekh scheme for my army because it was super simple. That did, basically, turn out to be true, but ironically the process of working on this army (plus some other projects I was doing in parallel) was enough of a level-up moment for my painting ability that by the end I was looking for ways to add a bit of flair rather than keep things easy! Warpstone is often formed in regions in which the Undead are or have been active, such as Sylvania, the Desolation of Nagash, the Zombie Swamps and the Vampire Coast. [4a]What is this substance that makes murderers of saints, lechers of the chaste, mutants out of Men? Ah, beloved Wyrdstone, maker of dreams, changer of destinies, destroyer of Mordheim, and killer of a thousand alchemists and scholars alike. But, the visions, the miracles, the wonders that can be had... surely, the risk of madness, mutation, and death are worth the greatness that can be achieved?" I love the ostentatious colour scheme of the Nihilakh Dynasty, not afraid to show off their riches on even the lowliest Necron Warrior. It's really hard to tell from pictures online what something is going to look like. Just ask the 5 pots of green I just bought trying to simulate the green on a WWII A6M5 Zero.

Overall I’m very happy with the Necron lads I’ve finished up to this point, and I’m eager to paint the rest of the box!

The cape and hieroglyphics on the chest were given a base coat of Polished Gold. Then an all over wash of Reikland Fleshshade. Next an edge highlight with Silver. For the finished photo I gave the recesses in the cape another careful fill of Reikland for some more definition. Then the circles were painted with a combination of grey and Monument Metal Medium, then a dot of white and Metal medium at the top. The forehead stripe was done with a base coat of Pallid Wych Flesh, then Metal Medium and Wych Flesh mix. A final highlight at the brow and top of head was done with Metal Medium and white mix. Warpstone Glow is a versatile and great color that can be used to add a touch of magic and advanced technology to any army. Warpstone Glow Colour Schemes & Combinations