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| Tweet Topic Started: 30th April 2005 - 09:22 PM (539 Views) | |
| scrivener | 5th May 2005 - 01:15 PM Post #16 |
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I'd be very interested to see shadowgrey skin.. hope you get some pics up for us soon... |
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| FatherSquee | 7th May 2005 - 04:29 AM Post #17 |
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Holder of Clan Pestilens "Most Sexiest" Award
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I use a mixture of Rotting Flesh and Dwarf Flesh with a Chaos Black undercoat. It's perfect for Pestilens because it has that sickly pinkish look to it. |
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| plague priest13 | 7th May 2005 - 07:38 AM Post #18 |
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i use chaos bleack,beistial brown, bestial brown/bronzed flesh, bronzed flesh, elf flesh highlight im just now realising why it takes me so long to pait clanrats dam u highlights |
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| General Vorg | 7th May 2005 - 02:38 PM Post #19 |
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Keeper of the Squeeks and the Temple
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you guys spend 2 much time of skin. For skin i use chaos black undercoat, dwarfflesh. for fur i use chaos black under coat, good drybrush of scorched brown, small drybrush of vermin brown its not hard, and it looks good squeeks |
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| Heretic | 19th May 2005 - 09:16 AM Post #20 |
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I do the flesh on mine real quick and messy (since I think that is the best look on huge units of rats) Spray Chaos black primer, entire model gets a beastal brown sloppy drybrush and a lighter (but still sloppy) drybrush of bronzed flesh on the skin bits... if I am feeling ambitious, Ill go for a light dusting of elf flesh afterwards... -Heretic |
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| Ibuiltabetterthingtrap | 14th June 2005 - 11:21 PM Post #21 |
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I use bronzed flesh followed by highlights of elf flesh, and then elf flesh + white. it looks pretty good. |
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| Tilara | 15th June 2005 - 01:15 AM Post #22 |
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Grey Seer
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1) Chaos Black undercoat/primer - Apply directly from spraycan! 2) Beastial Brown or Verman Fur - Color based on the undertone I want for him. verman fur being reddish. - Semi-drybrushed... thinned paint and brush still a little wet so paint doesn't stay only on highlights but kinda discolors the black a bit in all but the deepest areas. 3) Mix bleached bone + a brown.. your choice! - Bleached bone instead of white to lighten up a brown a little, not a bunch. - Drybrush over fur to pick up most of the high spots and some of the medium depth areas. 4) Mix bleached bone + brown.. perhaps some other colors too. - A lighter mix than step3, in fact, fairly light colored. Can mix in yellows, browns, reds, or whatever to give a little highlight color. - VERY VERY light drybrushing, careful to get nearly every bit of paint off brush first. Only want the tips of the highest points on model. For snouts and paws, bleached bone + beastal brown to highlight them since they aren't as furry as other places on rat. Crimson gore + tiny bit of green to darken it for the nails. Leperous brown followed by bleached bone and sometimes followed by white for teeth. (rank and file more yellowed teeth, heros more towards white. Nightrunners can probably be a bit more brownish, gutterrunners, warlords, chieftains, and stormverman staying more into the black with dark brown highlights, mostly black assassins. Clanrats and slaves more into the browns and yellow/orangeish. For clothing on eshin.. deadly nightshade. I don't see it on citidal's list anymore... maybe they renamed it midnight blue. Its a really dark blue. |
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| Skaven Warlord | 15th June 2005 - 11:10 AM Post #23 |
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chaos black - Scorched brown - Dwarf flesh - Elf flesh - brown ink ( this makes the skin dirty) |
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| Warlock Master Shikkish | 24th June 2005 - 01:29 PM Post #24 |
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Mine's strange. It's Elf Flesh over Snakebite Leather, inked with Chestnut. It actually looks pretty cool, if you give it a heavy wash. A light wash is good for sun-bleached slaves, or rotting Pestilens guys.
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