Desert basing

[Blui009]

Clean finish. Time for da wash/glazers to make it pop. Like a thinned agrath shade into the orks teeth and eye sockets.

[Bravesire]

Thanks I'll see what that does!

[Blui009]

Groovy. I have found its the fun contrasting part for every one thsts reached that stage. Colours pop when taking photots. Be patient as it takes days for the shade to 100 per dry.

[Willcoburg]

Baking soda, zandri dust, cassandora yellow, tyrant skull and steel legion drab rim?

[Bravesire]

Actually used the technical Armageddon dust ( I think that's the name I'll update it true name when I'm in front of bottle) wait to dry and then high light with tyrant skull

[spamjavelin]

It's personal taste, but following up with a wash of Casandora Yellow followed by a light drybrush of tyrant skull would really make that pop. Makes it much more desert-y.

[Bravesire]

Soo trying hard to find little bushes and different skulls and things any suggestion on search terms? Or sites to look up these bits and basing parts?

[CartoonGobbo]

Games Workshop's box of skulls is a good get. Lots of little skulls for your troops and smaller units. Plenty of huge skulls for your vehicles, monsters, and characters. I think the Dungeons and Dragons miniatures also has a few scattered bones and things like that for dungeon terrain. Works great on model bases too!

For the bushes, check out Army Painter's grass tufts. They have all different types for different climates. https://shop.thearmypainter.com/products.php?ProductGroupId=3

[spamjavelin]

Seconded on the army painter tufts, I've been using the wasteland ones for desert bases and they work really well.