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And could anyone explain to me how to do it?

Actually very easy. It's just a basecoat with a wash.

It might even be a "dip" job, where the model is just dipped into a wash agent, and then left to dry.

The only real trick is getting the right formula for your dip. You can probably google "dip tyranid" and get a lot of info.


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Here:

http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Dipping_Tyranids

That picture you have is a HEAVY dip.

Thank you very much for the info! Guess my army wont be so hard to paint after all =D

Yup. More specifically, this looks like a really heavy dip, like walnut-stain polyurethane or something (as aversed to, say, washing in acryllic paint).