Excellent stuff! sorry to comment so late, but I'm just about to paint 20-30 Imperial fist Terminators, plus a converted Rogal Dorn, for a Space Hulk, Assault on Horus barge, game. I love the results you have got with Army painter yellow, and Soft tone dip. I've just about finished the same number of Blood Angels, and Am converting a 'Not 40K' Sanguinius figure. Anyway, thanks for the quick tutorial, I'll make good use of it. Oh, loving the blog!
I started playing Warhammer 40K around 1997, dabbling in Fantasy, Gorkamorka, Mordhiem, but my true passion is 40K and as such, has brought me to collect the models I started playing with. So, you'll see a lot of 2nd edition (and older) on here.
Dang, you're really cranking these guys out, and achieving some nice looking minis. What's your process?
ReplyDelete1. Prime white.
ReplyDelete2. Spray with Army Painter Yellow.
3. Paint all deatils.
4. Wash with Army Painter Soft Tone Ink.
5. Base.
That is it. Super easy, you just have to be really careful with your details.
Wow, that does seem manageable. Results look really good, and consistent. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteP.S. I love those vet models
Fantastically impressive result from your super easy system
ReplyDeleteExcellent stuff! sorry to comment so late, but I'm just about to paint 20-30 Imperial fist Terminators, plus a converted Rogal Dorn, for a Space Hulk, Assault on Horus barge, game. I love the results you have got with Army painter yellow, and Soft tone dip. I've just about finished the same number of Blood Angels, and Am converting a 'Not 40K' Sanguinius figure.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, thanks for the quick tutorial, I'll make good use of it. Oh, loving the blog!
John