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July 3, 2025
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Base coat with P3 Mouldy Ochre, Wash with P3 Rucksack Tan, then drybrush with Miniature Paints 64 Lemon YellowBase coat with P3 Mouldy Ochre, Wash with P3 Rucksack Tan, then drybrush with Miniature Paints 64 Lemon Yellow
Base with P3 Gravedigger Denim, wash with GW Drakenhof Nightshade, then drybrush with A.Mig-0614 Medium Blue. Then, if you're like me, redo the wash and drybrush because you put the first drybrush on too heavy. Still think its a bit much, but accept it rather than rish making things progressively worse, layer after layer.Base with P3 Gravedigger Denim, wash with GW Drakenhof Nightshade, then drybrush with A.Mig-0614 Medium Blue. Then, if you're like me, redo the wash and drybrush because you put the first drybrush on too heavy. Still think its a bit much, but accept it rather than rish making things progressively worse, layer after layer.
Base with GW Xeres Purple, wash with GW Druchii Violet, then drybrush with GW Genestealer PurpleBase with GW Xeres Purple, wash with GW Druchii Violet, then drybrush with GW Genestealer Purple
Base with GW Evil Sunz Scarlet, wash with GW Carroburg Crimson, then drybrush with P3 Khador Red Base, and finally with P3 Khador Red HighlightBase with GW Evil Sunz Scarlet, wash with GW Carroburg Crimson, then drybrush with P3 Khador Red Base, and finally with P3 Khador Red Highlight
What I tried to do: Undercoat Black and then drybrush P3 Pig Iron and call it done. What I did: Drybrush too heavy and lose all the black. Apply a wash of GW Nuln Oil, then use the edge of a brush to highlight with P3 Pig Iron.What I tried to do: Undercoat Black and then drybrush P3 Pig Iron and call it done. What I did: Drybrush too heavy and lose all the black. Apply a wash of GW Nuln Oil, then use the edge of a brush to highlight with P3 Pig Iron.
Base coat P3 Sanguine Highlight. Wash with P3 Sanguine base, then drybrush and edge highlight with P3 Murderous MagentaBase coat P3 Sanguine Highlight. Wash with P3 Sanguine base, then drybrush and edge highlight with P3 Murderous Magenta
Base with P3 Bootstrap Leather, wash with GW Agrax Earthshade, then drybrush with A.Mig-0620 Dark SandBase with P3 Bootstrap Leather, wash with GW Agrax Earthshade, then drybrush with A.Mig-0620 Dark Sand
Base VMC 302 Dark Rust, wash with GW Agrax Earthshade, then drybrush with A.Mig-0620 Dark SandBase VMC 302 Dark Rust, wash with GW Agrax Earthshade, then drybrush with A.Mig-0620 Dark Sand
base with VMA 71.040 Burnt Umber, wash with GW Agrax Earthshade, then drybrush with P3 Hammerfall Khakibase with VMA 71.040 Burnt Umber, wash with GW Agrax Earthshade, then drybrush with P3 Hammerfall Khaki
Base coat VGA 72.754 Gunmetal, wash with GW Nuln Oil, drybrush and edge highlight with P3 Quick SilverBase coat VGA 72.754 Gunmetal, wash with GW Nuln Oil, drybrush and edge highlight with P3 Quick Silver
Base with VMC 77.712 Stee, wash with Jan’s Magimix, around just the base of the horn (6-8 Parts GW Nuln Oil, 6-8 Parts GW Agrax Earthshade, 5-6 Parts Lahmium Medium, 2 parts Athonian Camoshade. Thanks, Januinevision), then layer/edge highlight with a mix of the steel and VMC 77.707 Chrome, then just ChromeBase with VMC 77.712 Stee, wash with Jan’s Magimix, around just the base of the horn (6-8 Parts GW Nuln Oil, 6-8 Parts GW Agrax Earthshade, 5-6 Parts Lahmium Medium, 2 parts Athonian Camoshade. Thanks, Januinevision), then layer/edge highlight with a mix of the steel and VMC 77.707 Chrome, then just Chrome
Base with GW Retributor Gold, wash with GW Seraphim Sepia, layer highlight with VMA 71.066 Gold, and finally with that gold mixed with a little VMC 77.707 Chrome. The gems were then undercoated with Chrome, and glazed with 1-2 coats of VGC 72086 Red Ink or VGC 72.089 Green InkBase with GW Retributor Gold, wash with GW Seraphim Sepia, layer highlight with VMA 71.066 Gold, and finally with that gold mixed with a little VMC 77.707 Chrome. The gems were then undercoated with Chrome, and glazed with 1-2 coats of VGC 72086 Red Ink or VGC 72.089 Green Ink

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