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Bloodbowl Nurgle Bloater - Sick Skin
🕑 Added 2018-10-11 13:09:57 +0000 UTC Hey Folks,here is the brand new episode straight from the desk.
We will cover how to paint sick nurgle skin,
I wanted to go shiny and only slightly rotten skin to have a nice contrast with the dull and super rusty armor parts.
Hope you enjoy the video and have fun!
I am mainly using fast blending techniques in the beginning of this video because when i had bought the box
I was tempted to paint them all and go for something that is a little better than tabletop quality ... but i got lost on the way... and spend more time on the several parts..
Sometimes a miniature makes so much fun to paint that you just want to spend that extra minute...
If you want to paint your gaming models in a shorter time i would just stop before the refining work.
Comments
RaTr
Hi Ben, sorry if this is a bit off topic but i wanted to make you a question about va armour brown. When i see you working with it (glazing) it looks actually brown and smooth like any other color. When i work with that, it is brown only for the first few moments, becoming more like grey on the palette, but more than that even if i thin it down with a consistent (much more than normal) amount of water i can't help getting brush marks at every stroke. I can't, for example, use it to glaze over a skintone (like for example you do on the witch streaming video) as i would just ruin it with brush markings. I hope you'll find the time to answer :)
Christoph Link
Really useful again. Thanks. GW really took a step forward with their models.
