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Made in us
Been Around the Block





Im looking for a quick and easy way to paint night goblins. Ive tried like three methods but the skin area is so small, I dont know what to do I try to water the paint down and it just runs everywere and doesent cover anything. I primed in black so any ideas would be great I have over 100 to paint so I need to get somthing down.

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Throw enough Goblins at anything and it should go away, at the very least there will be less Goblins.

What does Eric Clapton and Coffee have in common? Both suck without Cream.

So a baby seal walks in to a club. 
   
Made in gb
Rotting Sorcerer of Nurgle





Portsmouth UK

use the foundation paint - gretchin green. Then wash with brown & green inks mixed together.

It also sounds like your watering your paints a little too much.

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Made in us
Been Around the Block





Normally I do like 2 globs of paint and one drop of water? What do you guys do?

Throw enough Goblins at anything and it should go away, at the very least there will be less Goblins.

What does Eric Clapton and Coffee have in common? Both suck without Cream.

So a baby seal walks in to a club. 
   
Made in us
Yellin' Yoof on a Scooter






No need to do any mixing in my personal opinion. Simply goblin-green, or I prefer snot-green. Paint the skin first, and absolutly first, if you go over the line a little, either paint over when working out to the clothing, or take the tip of a file to it.
   
Made in nz
Infiltrating Broodlord





R'lyeh

My method:
Skin - Basecoat DA green, overbrush snot green.
Robes - Roughly highlight with Vellejo black grey, highlight codex grey.
Details in brown, bone, and boltgun metal.
Whole model washed with Badab black.
Skin - Highlight snot green, highlight goblin green
Robes - Highlight extreme edges again with codex grey.
Highlight details with same colour as they were basecoated.
Paint eyes red.

   
Made in nz
Infiltrating Broodlord





R'lyeh

Forgot to mention, I paint my moons, skullz, squigs etc bright blue. Originally it was Lightening blue, but I think they've cancelled it now.
   
Made in us
Been Around the Block





Cool thanks for all the tips guys, Im going to make a P&M Blog about my Night Goblin army when I get more time to sit down and acually do more painting but all the feed back is well appreciated.

Throw enough Goblins at anything and it should go away, at the very least there will be less Goblins.

What does Eric Clapton and Coffee have in common? Both suck without Cream.

So a baby seal walks in to a club. 
   
Made in gb
Decrepit Dakkanaut




Swindon, Wiltshire, UK

your paint mix sounds about right, try loading your brush less
   
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Regular Dakkanaut






West Sussex, UK

I do, knarlock green, then devlin mud, followed by knarlock again and a final high light of Goblin green.

For the cloaks i do codex grey with a wash of devlin mud.

I also have a blog of my NG army here

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/227032.page



http://www.modelsnottoys.co.uk

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Made in us
Implacable Skitarii






michigan

skin; goblin green, then a highlight of scorpion
cloak; bestial, then highlight with snakebite and drybrush with vomit. then a watered down coat of snakebite to draw the colors together
weapon; black, with 50/50 codex gray highlights
spear tip; tin bitz, overbrushed with brazen brass, then highlighted with dwarf bronze
the cords and what not are done black with a light brushing of codex grey

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