Paint Splatter: Lord-Aquilor
February 2017·pp. 100–103
THE SHORT VERSION
Natalie Slinn divides rider and Gryph-charger to take advantage of different spray foundations and accessible surfaces. Complete recipes distinguish armour, cloth, pelt, feathers, compass and the creature’s skin, with careful layering preserving dark recesses and an alternative drybrushed gold method offering a faster army finish.
AT THE PAINTING DESK
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Retributor ArmourReikland FleshshadeAuric Armour GoldAgrax EarthshadeLiberator GoldRunefang SteelAbaddon BlackMechanicus Standard GreyAdministratum GreyStormfangEtherium BlueKantor BlueNuln OilTeclis BlueFenrisian GreyCelestra GreyUlthuan GreyReikland Fleshshade GlossSigmariteAgrax Earthshade GlossGolden GriffonMephiston RedEvil Sunz ScarletFire Dragon BrightLeadbelcherStormvermin FurUshabti BoneScreamer PinkDruchii VioletEmperor’s ChildrenCoelia GreenshadePallid Wych FleshIncubi DarknessKabalite GreenSybarite GreenScreaming SkullOgryn CamoStegadon Scale GreenSotek GreenTemple Guard BlueBaharroth BlueZandri DustCasandora YellowWhite ScarKarak Stone
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Find this article in White Dwarf 415, pp. 100–103.
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