Tzeentch Warband - Part V

As promised, here is the final Part 4 of my first painting guide.

If you have missed Part 1, click here.
If you have missed Part 2, click here.
If you have missed Part 3, click here.

15. Bases - Base Colours

I used Heavy Brown for the stones and the undergrowth. Then I mixed it with Medium Grey in a 50/50 ratio to increase the brightness a bit. I also washed the skulls with Seraphon Sepia.

16. Bases - Washes

Athonian Camoshade was used to Wash the Undergrowth. Agrax Earthshade for the skulls eye sockets and the rest of the surface.

17. Bases - Drybrush

I used the mix of Heavy Brown / Middle Grey again for a light Drybrush.

18. Bases - Familiar

I highlighted the little Familiar with Luftwaffe Uniform and painted its eyes in the glowing blue.

19. Bases - Skulls

The skulls received a light highlight with Bonewhite.

With that done the painting is completed.

20. Pigments

As a finishing touch, I added some Pigments on the bases surface. I applied them dry straight from the pot. First a layer of Sierra Natural the some spots with Light Sierra.

Afterwards I mixed and spread them with a brush and removed the excess.

To fix the pigments I used a Pigment Fixer. Just take a brush (I recommend a bigger one) and carefully tip on a point of the base. The capillary action will do the rest :-). Repeat this till the whole surface looks wet.

Just let it dry completely and paint the rim of the bases in a desired colour.

If you are interested in my tools, equipment or brushes plesae take a look on the following picture. But you wont find anything special ;-)
 

1. My self-build wet palette

2. DaVinci Drybrush

3. Revell Size 3 for Shades and the Pigment Fixer

4. Revell Size 1 for Shades

5. Citadel Layer M for the Base Colours

6. Citadel Layer S for everthing else

7. Old Citadel Layer M for the Dry Pigments

I can't finish this painting guide without a picture of the finished work. So, here is the 1st wave of my new Warband in all its glory. There will be a separat post with more photos soon. 

As always, thank you very much for your visit, feel welcome to comment and stay tuned!

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