First I primed them with Krylon Black flat. Then a rough brush with P3 Hammerfall Khaki and drybrushed with P3 Menoth White Highlight. Then P3 Bootstrap Leather and drybrushed P3 Rucksack Tan on the leather parts, using more tan on the straps. The pads and clothes were done with P3 Traitor Green then drybrushed with P3 Wurm Green. Finally some P3 Pig Iron and P3 Rhulic Gold was applied to the various metal bits. Then the bone parts of the model was washed with GW Gryphon Sepia while the rest of the model was done in P3 Devlan Mud then the whole model was done in Devlan Mud to make it more dark. P3 Bootstrap Leather was used for the arc in two coats.
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Saturday, September 13, 2014
Alexia Ciannor's Risen - Mercenary Sculpts
After finishing the Dystopian Wars terrain at work during lunch hours, I was very satisfied at the progress made. Next I tackled the Warmachine Mercenaries Alexia Ciannor's Risen. Above are the mercenary sculpted risen. They were all one piece and easy to paint.
First I primed them with Krylon Black flat. Then a rough brush with P3 Hammerfall Khaki and drybrushed with P3 Menoth White Highlight. Then P3 Bootstrap Leather and drybrushed P3 Rucksack Tan on the leather parts, using more tan on the straps. The pads and clothes were done with P3 Traitor Green then drybrushed with P3 Wurm Green. Finally some P3 Pig Iron and P3 Rhulic Gold was applied to the various metal bits. Then the bone parts of the model was washed with GW Gryphon Sepia while the rest of the model was done in P3 Devlan Mud then the whole model was done in Devlan Mud to make it more dark. P3 Bootstrap Leather was used for the arc in two coats.
First I primed them with Krylon Black flat. Then a rough brush with P3 Hammerfall Khaki and drybrushed with P3 Menoth White Highlight. Then P3 Bootstrap Leather and drybrushed P3 Rucksack Tan on the leather parts, using more tan on the straps. The pads and clothes were done with P3 Traitor Green then drybrushed with P3 Wurm Green. Finally some P3 Pig Iron and P3 Rhulic Gold was applied to the various metal bits. Then the bone parts of the model was washed with GW Gryphon Sepia while the rest of the model was done in P3 Devlan Mud then the whole model was done in Devlan Mud to make it more dark. P3 Bootstrap Leather was used for the arc in two coats.
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