



This is my personal diary of painting experiments and Warmachine, Hordes and other miniature adventures (and perhaps a splash of real life thrown in occasionally too). This blog is as much for my own motivation as to share my experiences with others. My self imposed rule for my army is that I only field painted models. If you're a fellow painter, I encourage you to challenge yourself, learn new skills, try new things, and most of all, paint like you have a pair!
2 comments:
How did you do the awesome reds on the musculature under the stretched skin?
I base coated it with P3 Underbelly Blue, then did some "washes" using a mixture of black ink, matte medium, water, and Tamiya Clear Red. The Tamiya is a really viscous paint that ends up looking a lot like blood. The black helps darken the recesses. Make sure to use trashy brushes with the Tamiya paints though cause they will destroy natural hair brushes.
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