Raggy's Gaming Adventures

It's been a while since I've put up a painting guide... or really much of any posts. I wanted to get this one thrown up quickly with some of the steps. Recently I've had a 'thing' that I've been focusing on with each of my projects. Some of you may recall this being 'airbrushing almost everything' with the Chosen Axes I posted a while back. For these folks - I wanted to mess around with the Hexwraith Flame technical paint from GW. It seemed like a good shortcut to a vibrant and ethereal green. Bodies Airbrush White Primer Careful airbrushing Hexwraith Flame leaving furthest areas white Drybrush white to pick out high points Paint Hexwraith Flame into creases, folds & joins Fill eye sockets with Biel-Tan Green Weapons Paint Black Paint Chainmail Mostly paint over with Typhus corrosion Drybrush ScaleColor (SC) Mars Orange Pick out chips with Mithril Silver Other Bits: Candle - Flame is White with blue glazed

Hey Folks! It's been a while, I promise I have a few posts in the works to throw on here in the coming weeks but in the meantime - I'd love for you to check out a friend's blog over at   www.jawcrakas.blog Now I don't often pimp blogs this way with a full on dedicated post but Ulric and I have been working on designing a Learning Unit for a Facebook Group we are in to help guide folks through getting their armies painted up. I think this is a really important skill, those of you that have been following my blog for a while will have seen my own slap-dash approach to this problem as I powered through large volumes of minis last year. Ulrich is way more organized (born product manager). He is also using the excellent Armies, Legions and Hordes book by Dave Taylor for his framework. - Raggy, signing out