First squad done

A friend gave me 4 terminator and 1 lord so I went on a little kitbash for the leader

u/GyL_draw — 18 days ago

Color scheme test - IW

IRON WITHIN IRON WITHOUT

IRON WITHIN IRON WITHOUT

IRON WITHIN IRON WITHOUT

IRON WITHIN IRON WITHOUT

IRON WITHIN IRON WITHOUT

IRON WITHIN IRON WITHOUT

IRON WITHIN IRON WITHOUT

IRON WITHIN IRON WITHOUT

u/GyL_draw — 21 days ago
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Second Saturnine terminator finished.

Two or more make a group... so this is my Saturnine Terminator command squad

u/GyL_draw — 2 months ago

Ready for the warmaster - Praetor Saturnine

It wasn't that bad to paint and it looks really really cool

u/GyL_draw — 2 months ago

Ready for the Warmaster

It wasn't that bad to paint and it looks really really cool

u/GyL_draw — 2 months ago
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Armour colour test

I’ve painted my share of muscular mushroom-boyz in a classic yet effective style (black armor, red details).

But now I want to broaden my horizons and try out a different color palette.

I was inspired by this artwork (pic 4) from Weta on the Hobbit and wanted to try to create something with the same vibe. Here we are with my 3 test colour scheme

Edit: for recipes for the 3 attempts

pic 3 is the first try (based on a method to do jade): base incubi darkness > stippling black templar > stippling kabalite green > stippling kabalite green-sybarite green (1:1) then dry brush copper > dry brush yellow gold and little correction stippling sybarite green to make it an use metal.

Pic 1 and 2 are an other try of that method for both: base kabalite > stippling sybarite green > stippling sybarite green-baharroth blue > stippling baharroth blue.

And then:

Pic1 : dry brush olive brown > dry brush copper

Pic 2 : dry brush copper > dry brush yellow gold.

u/GyL_draw — 3 months ago

Grenadier test scheme

Quick low effort paint job... I forgot how tedious to paint cites can get...

u/GyL_draw — 3 months ago