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Noxia said:
Or just equip a different weapon lol.
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Don't get all smart with me lol.

Actually I'm going to start on accursed cultists instead, they're not a bad unit but I prefer painting them with the various fleshy mutated skin etc.
 
gilljoy said:
What’s your green recipe it’s lovely?

Whole model is great but I want to steal that
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It’s nothing spesh bud. I think it’s something like Castellan Green > Warpstone Green > Moot Green or whatever the paints are called. I do a bit of semi-glazed highlights with the warpstone to give a very lazy NMM sheen to it, then edge highlight with Moot Green. Might tap a few spot highlights later with some white added to moot.
 
Love them. I was tempted to do mine that legion but they won't look as good as that so now I don't want to lol.

Something I struggled with when doing the trim other than the floppy point on my AO brush which I'm really unimpressed with. I am trying to be really light touch and it's like the paint doesn't come off the brush. Would this suggest the paint is not thin enough? Or maybe it's just trying too fast because I was using the size zero.

I've never really understood about thinning metallic paints because if you add too much thinner you see the speckles floating about.
 
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Noxia said:
Love them. I was tempted to do mine that legion but they won't look as good as that so now I don't want to lol.

Something I struggled with when doing the trim other than the floppy point on my AO brush which I'm really unimpressed with. I am trying to be really light touch and it's like the paint doesn't come off the brush. Would this suggest the paint is not thin enough? Or maybe it's just trying too fast because I was using the size zero.

I've never really understood about thinning metallic paints because if you add too much thinner you see the speckles floating about.
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Yeah maybe thin it a little more then do a really thin coat and build it up. For my wordbearers I've taken the following approach for the body:

Spray them leadbelcher
Nuln oil all over
Do the edge highlights
Do the armour panels using khorne red - thinned out a lot but I then use tiny amounts to control how much goes on and build layers
Agrax the red
Add in the highlights using wazzdakka red

I've been using a citadel small layer brush along with the army painter regiment brush.
 
I thought they were World Eaters. Clearly I don't know the difference lol.
I've been meaning to get a can of leadbelcher actually, for when I try a metallic purple on my war dogs.
 
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Noxia said:
I thought they were World Eaters. Clearly I don't know the difference lol.
I've been meaning to get a can of leadbelcher actually, for when I try a metallic purple on my war dogs.
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Haha, it's always been the wordbearers for me. Bit bland but they're true believers lol. I did think about World Eaters next but can't deal with having another army painted red lol.
 
Raz said:
Haha, it's always been the wordbearers for me. Bit bland but they're true believers lol. I did think about World Eaters next but can't deal with having another army painted red lol.
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Seriously though, can't tell the difference.

OCUK 40k tourny when?
 
Noxia said:
I feel there's a joke here I'm not getting
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No joke, the new unit literally has space and racking that goes on for absolutely miles. Place is mahooooosive. We could have an ocuk car meet inside and still have room to spare LOL.
 
Ohhhh, thought there was some deeper meaning there :D

In other news, I have ordered a few colour forge sprays to hopefully assist in me getting more than 50 points of one army properly painted before I move to the next model.
 
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starting to try and make a dent in my pile of shame. Going to try slapchopping up a dark angels squad. Have primed them all using vallejo black primer through an airbrush, but worried the primer is a bit to shinny. The primer is supposed to be matt, but as its one of those polyurethane ones it leaves a bit of a sheen. Dry brushed them all with Eshin grey and then a light dry brush of Vallejo Game Colour deadwhite to get a non airbrush style zenithal. Result looks ok prior to then slapping on some contrast / speed paints, but I can't say I am overly happy with the quality of the first step. Are there black, grey and white/ivory/bone colours/brands that give better results or is it just a case of practice with what I have got as the paint is only really a small factor in the result. I learnt the hard way you can't dry brush Vallejo ployurethane primers without knackering your models, so they Vallejo grey and white primers are a no go.
 
wildman said:
starting to try and make a dent in my pile of shame. Going to try slapchopping up a dark angels squad. Have primed them all using vallejo black primer through an airbrush, but worried the primer is a bit to shinny. The primer is supposed to be matt, but as its one of those polyurethane ones it leaves a bit of a sheen. Dry brushed them all with Eshin grey and then a light dry brush of Vallejo Game Colour deadwhite to get a non airbrush style zenithal. Result looks ok prior to then slapping on some contrast / speed paints, but I can't say I am overly happy with the quality of the first step. Are there black, grey and white/ivory/bone colours/brands that give better results or is it just a case of practice with what I have got as the paint is only really a small factor in the result. I learnt the hard way you can't dry brush Vallejo ployurethane primers without knackering your models, so they Vallejo grey and white primers are a no go.
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I found dark angels green to be one of the really nasty colors to work with until I stopped trying to zenith it and instead used grey seer all over and put quite heavy layers on contrast over the top. That gave the really deep rich dark angels color and some quick drybrushing on the edges with warp stone glow followed by moot green to pick out highlights.
 
How does this Chaos army look?

Wordbearers (1615 points)
Chaos Space Marines
Strike Force (2000 points)
Slaves to Darkness

CHARACTERS

Chaos Lord (75 points)
• Mark of Chaos: Chaos Undivided
• Warlord
• 1x Daemon hammer
1x Plasma pistol

Chaos Lord in Terminator Armour (95 points)
• Mark of Chaos: Chaos Undivided
• 1x Combi-bolter
1x Exalted weapon

Dark Apostle (75 points)
• Mark of Chaos: Chaos Undivided
• 1x Dark Apostle
• 1x Accursed crozius
1x Bolt pistol
• 2x Dark Disciple
• 2x Close combat weapon

Dark Commune (55 points)
• Mark of Chaos: Chaos Undivided
• 1x Cult Demagogue
• 1x Autopistol
1x Commune stave
• 1x Mindwitch
• 1x Close combat weapon
1x Warp Curse
• 1x Iconarch
• 1x Autopistol
1x Chaos Icon
1x Close combat weapon
• 2x Blessed Blade
• 2x Commune blade

Master of Possession (80 points)
• Mark of Chaos: Chaos Undivided
• 1x Bolt pistol
1x Rite of Possession
1x Staff of possession


BATTLELINE

Cultist Mob (55 points)
• 1x Cultist Champion
• 1x Autopistol
1x Brutal assault weapon
• 9x Chaos Cultist
• 9x Autopistol
9x Brutal assault weapon

Legionaries (90 points)
• Mark of Chaos: Chaos Undivided
• 1x Aspiring Champion
• 1x Bolt pistol
1x Close combat weapon
1x Plasma pistol
• 4x Legionary
• 4x Bolt pistol
3x Boltgun
4x Close combat weapon
1x Plasma gun

Legionaries (90 points)
• Mark of Chaos: Chaos Undivided
• 1x Aspiring Champion
• 1x Astartes chainsword
1x Bolt pistol
1x Close combat weapon
• 4x Legionary
• 3x Astartes chainsword
4x Bolt pistol
4x Close combat weapon
1x Havoc autocannon


DEDICATED TRANSPORTS

Chaos Rhino (75 points)
• Mark of Chaos: Chaos Undivided
• 1x Armoured tracks
1x Combi-bolter
1x Havoc launcher


OTHER DATASHEETS

Accursed Cultists (95 points)
• Mark of Chaos: Chaos Undivided
• 5x Mutant
• 5x Blasphemous appendages
• 3x Torment
• 3x Hideous mutations

Chaos Terminator Squad (195 points)
• Mark of Chaos: Chaos Undivided
• 1x Terminator Champion
• 1x Chainfist
1x Combi-bolter
• 4x Chaos Terminator
• 1x Accursed weapon
2x Combi-bolter
1x Combi-weapon
3x Power fist
1x Reaper autocannon

Havocs (135 points)
• 1x Havoc Champion
• 1x Astartes chainsword
1x Flamer
• 4x Havoc
• 4x Close combat weapon
2x Havoc autocannon
2x Havoc lascannon

Helbrute (140 points)
• Mark of Chaos: Chaos Undivided
• 1x Close combat weapon
1x Combi-bolter
1x Helbrute fist
1x Twin heavy bolter

Obliterators (170 points)
• Mark of Chaos: Chaos Undivided
• 2x Obliterator
• 2x Crushing fists
2x Fleshmetal guns

Traitor Guardsmen Squad (70 points)
• Mark of Chaos: Chaos Undivided
• 1x Traitor Sergeant
• 1x Close combat weapon
1x Corrupted pistol
• 9x Traitor Guardsmen
• 9x Close combat weapon
9x Lasgun

Venomcrawler (120 points)
• Mark of Chaos: Chaos Undivided
• 2x Excruciator cannon
1x Soulflayer tendrils and claws
 
Raz said:
Greyseer is a good base to use, works well with most other colours.
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kindai said:
I found dark angels green to be one of the really nasty colors to work with until I stopped trying to zenith it and instead used grey seer all over and put quite heavy layers on contrast over the top. That gave the really deep rich dark angels color and some quick drybrushing on the edges with warp stone glow followed by moot green to pick out highlights.
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thanks for the tips. I was looking at the dark angels green contrast paint yesterday and thought that looks like a bitch as it didn't look saturated enough for a one pass over a zenithal prime. So was going to opt for the regualr caliban green base colour and thin it out with a mixture of flow improver and matt agent and try and use that as a homebrew contrast / speed paint. But now I am thinking maybe just re-prime them all again in flat grey seer or do a very heavy dry brush with grey seer just leaving the very deepest recesses with the black primer still showing through to save some highlight steps and then use the premade contrast paint.
 
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