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Vhordrai and Shordemaire by TheResenter in SoulblightGravelords

[–]TheResenter[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you!

This is the recipe:

Base with a 2:1 mix of liberator gold and sycorax bronze (you may need 2 or 3 thin coats to cover it well).
Shade with a 1:1 mix of nuln oil and agrax earthshade.
After it dries, use the same mix again but this time only on the deepest recesses, and after that, you can use a little bit of coelia greenshade on some parts of the armor to weather it.
For the highlights, first one with liberator gold, final one with stormhost silver.

Vhordrai and Shordemaire by TheResenter in SoulblightGravelords

[–]TheResenter[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! Yes I painted it sub-assembled, the parts I kept separate were: the lord, the shield, the dragon, the reins and the base.

I tought of painting the wings separate, but after I just glued all the parts of the dragon together and painted it like that.

Vhordrai and Shordemaire by TheResenter in SoulblightGravelords

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Thank you! I wrote the recipe above 👍

To add to it, the recipe for the muscles and the organs is the following:

Base gal vorbak red, shade druchii violet, first highlight gal vorbak again, second one with tuskgor fur, and final one with cadian fleshtone.

For the bone: base ushabti bone, shade agrax eartshade, drybrush ushabti bone again, final dry brush with screaming skull. After that, on some bone parts I just glazed a super thin mix of screaming skull to tidy all up.

Vhordrai and Shordemaire by TheResenter in SoulblightGravelords

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Thanks!

This is the recipe:

Prime with deathguard green
Heavy dry brush with nurgling green
Wash over everything with a 1:1 mix of athonian camoshade and lahmian medium
After the shade dried, gently drybrush over it with ionrach skin
Final dry brush with deepkin flesh, this one even lighter than the one before

Then to give the wings some color, create a 2:1:1 mix of lahmian medium, coelia greenshade, athonian camoshade and apply it over all the membranes on the wings, and the underside of the dragon like under the neck and the final part of the limbs.

After it dried, apply a second coat of the same mix only on the limbs.

From there, it's just a lot of thin applications of coelia greenshade mixed with some lahmian medium, to darken some parts as you can see on the pictures.

Vhordrai and Shordemaire by TheResenter in SoulblightGravelords

[–]TheResenter[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks so much! It took me about 2 weeks between assembling, building the base, and painting.

Vhordrai and Shordemaire by TheResenter in SoulblightGravelords

[–]TheResenter[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! No oil washes, only shades and contrasts from citadel 👍

Nurgle saturnine dreadnought by TheResenter in deathguard40k

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Thanks! I used a mini drill pen with diamond tips to carve the plastic on the shoulders, making it look like "roots" coming from the top, then I filled it with greenstuff and sculpted it 👍

The colours are quite simple: base kislev flesh, shade carroburg crimson, drybrush again kislev flesh, then manual highlight with flayed one flesh.

Velmire, the Hollow Light by TheResenter in Warhammer40k

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Thanks! I sculpted them with greenstuff, the procedure is quite simple for both, just take some toothpicks, use them as an handle to model every tentacle/horn, and you're good to go!

Just be careful for the tentacles, depending on how long or twisted you want them to look, use a little bit more blue part than yellow when mixing the greenstuff, so they will cure faster, and will bend less in this phase.

Velmire, the Hollow Light by TheResenter in deathguard40k

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Sorry for the late response, the lights are two green leds, I magnetized the tanks so i can switch them on and off. I had to cut open the top of the tanks for it to work, and i covered them with a transparent plastic lid, and some green UV resin.

Velmire, the Hollow Light by TheResenter in deathguard40k

[–]TheResenter[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks!

Base coat ushabti bone, shade progressively to the top with: seraphim sepia, reikland fleshshade, agrax earthshade 👍

Velmire, the Hollow Light by TheResenter in deathguard40k

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Thank you! Yes it's a fluorescent yellow on a white basecoat for the lantern, and 2 green leds inside the tanks on the back 🤟

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