Blood and gore

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**da-chaos-orks**

My way of making a good gore effect

**ian00107**

what is?

**blinky**

Are we going to find out?

**MinMax**

The suspense is killing me!

**Le Grognard**

Drumroll please!

**quietus86**

please do tell

**Greebynog**

Perhaps the method of creating gore is waiting for our heads to explode due to anticipation...

**Valhallan42nd**

Red Ink + a dab of chestnut + tooth brush=

**Foda_Bett**

Tamiya Clear Gloss Red painted right over the clear coat.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v314/Foda_Bett/Armies/Tyranids/Rippers/

**da-chaos-orks**

Hey sos i thought i had already put this up

Well basicly the 40k world isnt a clean place specially if your a worshipper of khorne or just sick.Well one way to creat a great blood effect is...

First you need to go to a makeup shop and get a bottle of red nail polish darker reds look best,you could borrow some of your mum sister gf wife but expect funny looks.

second apply the polish onto the spot you want blood on and bam instant blood

you could mix sand in with it to make a more chunky gore effect

make sure you try this out on a test piece to make sure you like it before smothering your brand new 50 pound box set in your mums new red nail polish

**covenant84**

looks good, have always done mine roughly the same way...scorched brown, red gore, blood red glazed with the old red glaze, which is left to dry to concentrate it before applying. Was a method in wd 8-10 years ago - cpncentrated red glaxe gives a nice gory effect and can be painted as if regular paint consistancy

**gerilla_93**

got another one: you take 1 part sand + 2 parts red gore + 3 parts water + 2 parts pva glue.

will be really "goey" so i usually use it on tanks and such.

hope it helps.

**bubber**

red ink / paint (or green for snot) mixed with the old style plastic cement (the stuff that comes in metal tubes) using a cocktail stick then transfer to model.