Specially for all you Khorne fans I had put up a tutorial on how I paint up chaos space marines. In this process I used an airbrush to create the first highlights and finished off with a lot of wash work. I started by preparing the mini priming it with Chaos Black.
I. When I had my mini ready and primed I airbrushed it with Vallejo Air Dark Brown color. When the coat was dried I covered it with Vallejo Air Light Red but only from the front and the top of the model. I tried to leave the deepest areas brown. I finished with Vallejo Air Orange color sprayed only from the top finishing my pre-shading process.
On this picture you can see that all the bottom surfaces were left in a dark brown color.
II. After the pre-shading was done I started to paint all the gold elements using Vallejo Game Color Gold. At this stage I also painted all the black parts like chain mail using GW Abaddon Black.
III. To give some depth to the gold I washed it with
GW Shade Reikland Fleshshade. I did apply the wash all over the gold parts and I infringed towards the armor plates.
IV. At this point I needed to let's say escape the orange tone and bring back the Khornish redness So I glazed all of the central areas of all red armor plates with
GW Glaze Bloodletter. That made for a really smooth transitions. Unlike washes, glazes don't tend to leave borders of concentrated pigment when they dry off so they are excellent for this kind of job.
V. With my armor highlighted I needed to separate parts from one another. for that purpose I used
GW Shade Nuln Oil. I washed every recesses that connected the armor with the gold elements and also parts of armor connecting one another.
VI. At this step the model was coming to live. All it needed now was to do some lining on the gold parts. I did it with GW Chainmail After that I started painting up all the details and did some more glazing to saturate the red color a bit more.
VII. Glazes and washes even after drying can leave a certain glow to them so it's important to apply a coat or two of Matt Varnish to the models. On this picture the coat hasn't fully dried yet but it's looking quite nice.
Examples of using this method: http://www.denofimagination.com.pl/2012/11/gift-for-khorn.html
I have to say that I'm in love with glazes and you should note an important thing about them that you can mix them together to get different colored glazes for your minis. I think that this method, when comparing the time spent on painting the models to the results is really good .
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Hail Khorne! How is everyone doing this bloody week? Today I present to you a brutal pound of daemonic flesh locked in a metallic shell with used to be a blood angels dreadnought but now is a servant to Khorne's will. OK, now let's talk about the model itself. I really wanted to show that the poor bastard who is locked inside is tormented by the extreme temperatures. That's why I painted the melta gun in a bright yellowish tone to represent the heat. I have to say that the Hellbrute is my personal favorite model from the Dark Vengeance set, the amount of details that go into this beast is just ridiculous.
