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Old School Minotaur

Old School Minotaur

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Project Blog by robsaunders

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About the Project

A few years ago I was given a few old school "pre-slotter" miniatures a friend found at a boot-fare. I found this awesome Minotaur dude in my bits box and decided to paint it and share with you how I did it.

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Minotaur!!

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This is how the mini came to me.  Dirty old lead and some chipping flesh coloured paint.  A sorry state really.This is how the mini came to me. Dirty old lead and some chipping flesh coloured paint. A sorry state really.
I stuck him on a base a primed him using Games Workshops Zandri Dust spray.I stuck him on a base a primed him using Games Workshops Zandri Dust spray.
Once it had dried I gave the whole model a liberal wash of GW's Reikland Fleshshade.Once it had dried I gave the whole model a liberal wash of GW's Reikland Fleshshade.
I dried that with a hair dryer because I am extremely impatient and was keen to finish this guy!  After I had dried the wash I painted the base colours that weren't skin.  I did the fur brown with a flesh coloured dry brush,  his robes red and the metal of his axe and brooch things Leadbelcher then picked out the gems with a bright green.  I dried that with a hair dryer because I am extremely impatient and was keen to finish this guy! After I had dried the wash I painted the base colours that weren't skin. I did the fur brown with a flesh coloured dry brush, his robes red and the metal of his axe and brooch things Leadbelcher then picked out the gems with a bright green.
I then gave those sections a Nuln Oil wash.I then gave those sections a Nuln Oil wash.
I then highlighted the whole model.  The started with the skin doing a layer of GW's Kislev Flesh, then a second layer of that mixed with some white,  I then picked out the high lights on the rest of the detail using the base colours.I then highlighted the whole model. The started with the skin doing a layer of GW's Kislev Flesh, then a second layer of that mixed with some white, I then picked out the high lights on the rest of the detail using the base colours.
Then to finish it off I did the base using some of GW's texture paint and a bit of static grass! Then to finish it off I did the base using some of GW's texture paint and a bit of static grass!

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