Evil Chrome: This is a light warm coppery metallic paint. It could be used for highlighting more orange metallic paints like Citadel’s Balthasar Gold or Hashut Copper, or True Copper from the Warpaints range. Or use it on its own and darken it with a wash. Ultramarines: The Ultramarines are known for their blue and silver color scheme, and Stormhost Silver is the perfect paint for highlighting the silver elements of the armor and weapons.

Beanith: Let’s see if I can finally understand this. You’re telling me that with the recent launch of Warhammer Mortal Realms in the Land Downunder where I end up with a hundred Chainrasps for whom I have grand plans for, I didn’t actually end up with a bunch of Primaris Veterans in bathrobes to shove deep into my Pile of Shame Cairn of Opportunities waiting for the day I accidently start a Dark Angel army and I find myself needing a bunch of Primaris Veterans in bathrobes to tag along with my beloved biker/land speeder army which I will totally one day paint and it will be awesome and Greg and I will be the best of frie… ahem. I wanted this Warhammer Underworlds warband to have a look that really reflected the Death faction in the Mortal Realms – rich dark purples and contrasting, ghostly green hues definitely felt very Shyishan, fitting a realm constantly shrouded in amethyst magics. It gave the warband an unnerving undead style, especially compared to their normal royal blue heraldry. Add a little Cadian Fleshtone to the The Fang and layer up, leaving the darker color in the recesses Step 3: Paint a mix of Burnt Sienna and Raw Umber oil paint over the barricade. Once covered, wipe off the majority of the paint with a paper towel. Try to wipe from top to bottom to get a weathered, dragged effluent, dripping grime/rust feel. And that’s it! It took me about forty minutes to do these three barricades. Honestly, waiting for things to dry is the longest part, so a hairdryer could maybe speed this up further. Great results for time invested!Gold is very popular, so go with a gold recipe that you like the look of because you’ll be painting a lot of it. Here you can see some examples of how I applied this colour scheme to other models in the army, varying up the markings and amount of teal and gold depending on the model.

Add Athonian Camoshade and Druchii Violet in recesses and random patches, letting the washes flow together And with that, you should have everything you need to paint your Helbrecht like my Helbrecht. Don’t sweat it if you don’t have all the colors or missed that I didn’t saw how to paint the tiny heraldic shields on these four models in one. I left that as a treat, for you.I applied all of these paints with a bit of foam – sponging it on roughly. The name of the game here is blending – using successive layers sparingly to even out a rusted and worn appearance. The Skrag Brown wash represents built up rust without going too over the top. With this, highlight all the edges with Stormhost Silver instead of just the sharpest points. That extra definition will help distinguish the steel and bronze, but still look unified. Stormhost Silver paint from Citadel Colour is a high-quality acrylic paint that is specially formulated to provide a smooth, metallic finish on miniature figurines. Its pigments are carefully selected to provide excellent coverage and durability, making it an ideal paint for use as a base coat or for highlighting and accenting other colors. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced miniature painter, this paint will be a valuable addition to your palette. Stormhost Silver is a cool silver color that is perfect for painting metallic parts of miniatures like armor, weapons and other machinery, it can also be used to create an analogous color scheme. It’s a versatile paint that can be used as a base coat for a variety of different projects and styles, and it’s also perfect for painting the details of miniatures. What armies to paint with Stormhost Silver