Wow, that tutorial seams really good. Great work @Blutsauger and @Timothias. Might have to try and get my hands on it if I ever decide to get my very own Nagash.
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TheMagicAngle
Zombie
Hey dudes - here's my attempt.
I went for a pretty muted palette for the old deadite, to focus on his lifelessness. I went as far as magnetizing his left hand, so I can swap it out depending on whether things are getting choppy out there...
I was lucky enough to have an 8-week paternity leave from work to get this huge awesome mini painted...
I went for a pretty muted palette for the old deadite, to focus on his lifelessness. I went as far as magnetizing his left hand, so I can swap it out depending on whether things are getting choppy out there...
I was lucky enough to have an 8-week paternity leave from work to get this huge awesome mini painted...
TheMagicAngle
Zombie
Thanks for the kind feedback!
@The Sun King - here's the recipe for his armor:
1. Black undercoat
2. Layer of Ghenna's Gold. Needn't be a uniform coat. This can look as crappy as you like. Just need to make sure you cover all the black.
3. Layer of Leadbelcher. Make this a pretty sparse layer. Leave the Ghenna's gold showing in all cracks and recesses.
4. Wash Devlan Mud.
5. Highlight Ironbreaker. This is probably the most important step. Take a similar approach to the leadbelcher layer - stick to highlights, but make sure that not too much of the brown/gold is left showing through.
At this point you can stop. Depending on the topography of what you're painting, it may still feel a little low on contrast or it could be a bit too shiny. If so:
6. Wash Devlan Mud.
7. Layer of Ironbreaker. Similar to step 5, but concentrate only on the starkest highlights.
I developed this approach painting what felt like a million skellies for my End Times army. Good place to experiment with corrosion and bone. Put any failed experiments on the back ranks - no-one will ever know!
@The Sun King - here's the recipe for his armor:
1. Black undercoat
2. Layer of Ghenna's Gold. Needn't be a uniform coat. This can look as crappy as you like. Just need to make sure you cover all the black.
3. Layer of Leadbelcher. Make this a pretty sparse layer. Leave the Ghenna's gold showing in all cracks and recesses.
4. Wash Devlan Mud.
5. Highlight Ironbreaker. This is probably the most important step. Take a similar approach to the leadbelcher layer - stick to highlights, but make sure that not too much of the brown/gold is left showing through.
At this point you can stop. Depending on the topography of what you're painting, it may still feel a little low on contrast or it could be a bit too shiny. If so:
6. Wash Devlan Mud.
7. Layer of Ironbreaker. Similar to step 5, but concentrate only on the starkest highlights.
I developed this approach painting what felt like a million skellies for my End Times army. Good place to experiment with corrosion and bone. Put any failed experiments on the back ranks - no-one will ever know!
Undying Scourge
Blood Knight
I must say, I don't really like the model for itself, but the different versions of Nagash here are really really spectacular!
Awesome work on those robes @TheMagicAngle , excellent job.
@Theerteen I think it's a pretty sweet 'mini', much better than the old Ronald McDonald version
@Theerteen I think it's a pretty sweet 'mini', much better than the old Ronald McDonald version
@Farmer7574 ye, when it came out I was stunned as everyone else, but when I first saw it "live" in a GW store, I was kinda disappointed. For my taste, it's too bulky and looks like an action figure, no more like a miniature. Maybe it was due to the paintjob, which was, to be honest, far away from good GW sstandards. Dunno...one day I will get my hands on him, maybe I see it with other eyes than. ....maahahahahah Ronald McDonald version fits perfectly 
Draykorinee
Grave Guard
These are amazing, this is exactly why I will never share my models, I am a speed painter and really have no patience for this kind of work. Bravo chaps.
Georgi Topalov
Zombie
Hello everyone, first time here, i play the VC but i do commissions for all kinds of armies and i did 3 Nagash minis till now so here is the last 2 i finished. 
@Farmer7574 Thanks. Nop thats Hawk Turquoise with a light dry brush of Abbadon Black : Hawk Turquoise : Boltgun Metal as 1:2:2 and a black wash on top. dont know it the current paint names have changed or not . Also for the highlights i'll refrain from doing any as my skill in highlighting is worse than a penguin's flying but if i get better at it i will update him 
. Also for the highlights i'll refrain from doing any as my skill in highlighting is worse than a penguin's flying but if i get better at it i will update him