Games Workshop Citadel Pot de Peinture - Base Screamer Pink

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Daemons: Many daemonic creatures in the Warhammer 40,000 universe are associated with the colour pink, so you could use Screamer Pink to paint daemonic models from the Chaos side. Next, apply some Micro Sol over the transfer. This solvent will embed the transfer on the model and ensure it doesn’t come off. Once that’s done and dry, you will want to apply another gloss coat over the transfer. Salamanders units do not use the same battlefield role notation as other chapters, using flames to mark their battle and reserve companies on the right shoulder pad. Salamanders use gothic script to denote squad number. I prefer my Pro Actyl colours generally, but they don’t make an equivalent of this colour. You can mix it but for 2 tiny wax seals, it’s not worth the effort and Citadel’s base colours do a close enough job fir painting in one coat. FauxHammer My bases on smaller models is typically fairly basic, just wash and drybrush over a texture paint before cleaning up the rims and throwing on tufts from Gamers’ Grass.

For this next step, we are using an x-small Series D drybrush, as we only want to focus on one particular area of the model: the kneepad we painted red earlier.Most of surface painted with Basalt Grey. 1:1 mix of Basalt and Stonewall Grey on upper half. Top edge Stonewall Grey. Skulls Whiteshark12: The easiest way to paint the weird charcoal skin of Salamanders is to not have any skin exposed. Thank you for your time, I will not be taking questions. Use 3:2 gold:copper and mix them together on your palette. It’s super easy to measure as these paints come out of the bottles in equal droplets. An Airbrush. Not necessary, but much faster for base layers, Any airbrush should do here (in the video, FauxHammer uses a Badger Sotar 20/20 for priming, and a Cult of Paint Infinity CR+ for everything else). I really just did a basecoat then wash then highlight with colors mixed with white for the most part. My stuff is mostly tabletop quality and I think this’ll be good enough for that. Fowler’s Method

The pink is Liquitex INK! Magenta painted over the tongue. You may find yourself having to re-do the base after the blue gets everywhere; for the tongue don’t worry about applying more drybrushing or anything. I just cover the mistakes with Bonewhite and move on. For a little extra depth you can apply a wash of AP Purple Tone, but it’s not necessary in this case. The unit was undercoated with White Scar Spray before being given an all over wash with Skeleton Horde which was highlighted with Flayed One Flesh. Softer, fleshier, bits between joints and the tentacles were then painted in Fireslayer Flesh Contrast paint and highlighted with Jokaero Orange . Bony carapaces, spikey bits, teeth and blades were first painted with Garaghak’s Sewer and then raised up with Catachan Flesh before a final highlight of Mournfang Brown . Lastly the compound eyes were painted with Baal Red Contrast paint, washed with Agrax Earthshade and then given a subtle dash of ‘Ardcoat gloss varnish to make them glisten. The easiest way to paint the weird charcoal skin of Salamanders is to not have any skin exposed. Thank you for your time, I will not be taking questions. Flames Salamanders. Credit: Whiteshark12If, however, the shoulder pads on your Space Marines are separate, you can pin them to a handle and airbrush them separately and avoid getting yellow on your metallic colours. Tongue: Screamer Pink basecoat, Druchii Violet wash, Bugmans Glow highlight, Fulgrim Pink spot highlight. The hexadecimal color code #7c1645 is a medium dark shade of pink. In the RGB color model #7c1645 is comprised of 48.63% red, 8.63% green and 27.06% blue. In the HSL color space #7c1645 has a hue of 332° (degrees), 70% saturation and 29% lightness. This color has an approximate wavelength of 498.06 nm. The eye lenses follow the typical style for doing lenses and have a reasonably simple set of colours too. I start with khorne red as the base, then add a single layer each of wazdakka, wild rider, fire dragon and flash gitz working towards the brightest point. Sometimes on a bigger lense I will add a transition mix between each colour but you can get away without that on a surprising number of things. Next up for the reflection I use a simple white to draw it in, its worth mentioning that I use the same basic recipe for screens and targeting laser just replacing the white reflection with flash gitz!