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PAINTING·WHITE DWARF 410

Paint Splatter: Slaughterpriest

September 2016·pp. 130–131

THE SHORT VERSION

The Slaughterpriest receives a complete recipe for red armour, beaten brass, sun-bronzed flesh, bruised mutations, rusted steel, robes, leather and an ash base. Painting the trim before the panels allows rough drybrushing, while irritated piercings and differently applied blood effects reinforce the model’s brutal character.

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Retributor ArmourAgrax EarthshadeSycorax BronzeNecron CompoundKhorne RedNuln OilEvil Sunz ScarletFire Dragon BrightBugman’s GlowCadian FleshtoneReikland FleshshadeKislev FleshCarroburg CrimsonDruchii VioletLeadbelcherTyphus CorrosionRyza RustRunefang SteelSteel Legion DrabSeraphim SepiaKarak StonePraxeti WhiteTyrant SkullRhinox HideDoombull BrownTuskgor FurAstrograniteLongbeard GreyBlood for the Blood God

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