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Acrylics, enamels, oils, varnishes and glues, real fur, an absurdly opulent crypt base… lots of fun!
So pretty simple question, i have a lot to learn from the basics to the more complex, i want to know which warhammer models are best for me to learn new skills on or atleast try express skills with. This may be models with certain simpler proportions or the opposite of more difficulties to help me learn and adapt. Some things i know i can do is i can do some good worn leather and i actually liked it, and my first attempt at both volumetric lighting and skin have been poor attempts. And id like to stay away from contrasts as it will be bit cheap for what im wanting to do with this hobby.
Thanks you for all the wonderful examples of the bad moon. You inspired me all.
Please keep posting your paintings it helps getting ideas.
This took like wayyyy too long. I didn’t think true metallic itself would also take this much time
Fyreslayers units in Battletome: Khazalite Holds:
Fyreslayers units moving to Warhammer Legends:
First lore preview of the Khazalite tome.
I was explaining at the shop the other day how much I love rustoleum. How even and smooth and thin the coat is and how the can lasts so long. The patrons were shocked and essentially said “wait until it melts the model”. After 3 armies based with Rustoleum I’ve had zero issues. Is this just GW-cel slop to buy more products or is rustoleum actually bad for the models?
Do you have a model that you have a fond attachment to when you play? Almost like a calling card? One that your friends/regulars associate with you?
For me it's Drycha. I love her playstyle. I use her a lot and my friends always get a bit nervous on where she's going to turn up which I love
But I did get a "flashiest" award. First time rolling dice for warhammer it was fun but I have a lot to learn. Other parts were assembled, magnitized, and base coated but not finished enough to bring. Pretty sure I wasn't wiped first because I was so green they took pity on me.
Loved painting the mirror. Disliked painting the daemonettes on it.
I'm going for Maggotkin of Nurgle. I already have 1 GUO and 1 unit of plaguebearers.
I selected those models using the "rule of cool", that is, selecting the ones I liked the most visually speaking. I also read their abilities, but since I've never played Warhammer I don't have an intuition on what's good or not. I'm only playing casuals so I don't need anything extremely competitive, but I would appreciate any insights or tips you may have on what to buy next!
P.S.: If it helps to know, I will only be playing 1500 points lists for now, since my partner only has pieces for this amount of points.
First time painting a Kavalos and learning the process. There are so many lovely details to paint and Im happy how it turned out!
Meet Nithra Aquason! Lord Regeant of Auriel.
The water runes and sword glow blue in the dark
Did this guy in about 2.5 hours, assembly to finish. Don't really do AoS yet but might need to start an army!
Had a lot of fun painting this mini up as my Halloween mini this year