WIP

The Lord of Change

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    10 Aug 2024
  • Updated
    17 Aug 2024
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My version of the Lord of Change. Using the airbrush and some speed paints where possible to cover the majority of initial layers.

  1. Base coat using Dark Prussian Blue
  2. dry brush over the feathers and main face/body using Prussian Blue
  3. light dry brush using White over the feathers and body, basically whatever was done with the Prussian Blue from before
  4. using the airbrush, spray the main body and first few rows of feathers using Mystic Blue
  5. using the airbrush, spray the remaining wings and lower portion of the feet using Deep Purple
  6. using the airbrush, spray the tips of the wings and the bottom of the feet using Luxion Purple
  7. Pick out all of the wing details using White
  8. Using Vallejo lustful purple, paint the wing tips with a fade
  9. Using Vallejo deep green, base coat the magical details
  10. Using Moot Green paint over the magical items
  11. Using a 1:1 mix of Moot Green and Phalanx Yellow highlight the magic details
  12. Use Nuln Oil to carefully fill around the central details on the wings
  13. Using Golden Armour paint the adornments where required and once dried, apply a Reikland Fleshshade wash to bring out the edges and darken the gold
  14. Using Golden Armour and Terradon Turquoise paint the weapons. After applying the gold, follow up with a Reikland Fleshshade to darken it and bring out the details

Armosi Vi

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Very casual hobby painter and 40k player. Happy to share work and methods as I go, hopefully it can help with your own hobby. Happy painting everyone!

Citadel Painting System 6
Shade 2
  • Nuln Oil
  • Reikland Fleshshade
Air 2
  • Moot Green
  • Phalanx Yellow
Contrast 2
  • Luxion Purple
  • Terradon Turquoise
The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0
Metallic 1
  • Golden Armour
Vallejo Model Color
Base 3
  • 70.899 Dark Prussian Blue
  • 70.951 White
  • 70.965 Prussian Blue
Vallejo Xpress
Xpress 2
  • 72.409 Deep Purple
  • 72.411 Mystic Blue
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