Thanks for the comments! 
Basecoat: Dark Flesh
Drybrush/stipple: Blazing Orange
Drybrush/stipple: Boltgun metal
Drybrush: Chainmail over the edges
Wash: Watered down blazing orange mixed with a little dark flesh into the recesses
Basecoat: Goblin Green
Drybrush: Rotting Flesh
Drybrush: Skull White
Wash: Devlan Mud
Some models here and there were then pick out and washed further with either Thraka Green, Ogryn Flesh or more Devlan Mud, all were thined out with water before application. I'm sure you could use other washes alwell, like Baal Red, Leviathan Purple and Gryphonne Sepia.
All the cuts, scars, wounds and boils were then washed with a mix of Asurmen Blue and Red Ink. The scars were highlighted with rotting flesh and the boils with Blood Red.
So it was stitches, I see that now. I thought it was teeth.
What do you (all of you) think of the bottle containing blood? I'm thinking of giving it a coat of 'Ard coat to make it shine a bit more.
Just keep on practising, practise makes perfect you knowJacques Dauger De Cavoye said:Simply amazing. I'm feeling slight apprehension at attempting to paint/convert my models now as it can never be this good![]()
Rust is:Varicose said:But my favorite is your method of rust. :O
looks too legit, how do you rust on your models?
Basecoat: Dark Flesh
Drybrush/stipple: Blazing Orange
Drybrush/stipple: Boltgun metal
Drybrush: Chainmail over the edges
Wash: Watered down blazing orange mixed with a little dark flesh into the recesses
Skin is:YoungOlo said:Great stuff here: ghouls look simply fantastic, so much going on in this unit (thanks to your unit fillers and some clever posing) and the colour scheme works great (care to share your recipe? I've got my 70 ghouls painted in a very similar scheme already, but you never know when you'll need more ghouls)
Necromancer looks good as well, and guess what: I've used the same head on mine, but I used the new plastic necromancer model instead of empire wizard. I was hesitating if I should do something about the stitches on his mouth and now I know I have to remove them.
Basecoat: Goblin Green
Drybrush: Rotting Flesh
Drybrush: Skull White
Wash: Devlan Mud
Some models here and there were then pick out and washed further with either Thraka Green, Ogryn Flesh or more Devlan Mud, all were thined out with water before application. I'm sure you could use other washes alwell, like Baal Red, Leviathan Purple and Gryphonne Sepia.
All the cuts, scars, wounds and boils were then washed with a mix of Asurmen Blue and Red Ink. The scars were highlighted with rotting flesh and the boils with Blood Red.
So it was stitches, I see that now. I thought it was teeth.
Glad you liked it.Sanai said:Absolutely love that dreg.
What do you (all of you) think of the bottle containing blood? I'm thinking of giving it a coat of 'Ard coat to make it shine a bit more.