WM Bonejack tutorial and Slayer/baneknight finished pics

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**ED209**

a simple tutorial here ,hope it can help a little bit

Tamiya Surface primer base coat

Vallejo Neutral gery base colour

GW Washes ogryn flesh

thin Vallejo Dark sea green for glazing,increase the depth of grey

thin Vallejo German grey for glazing，increase the depth of grey

GW Dark angle green for the lighting parts

GW Goblin green blending for the lighting effect ;Vallejo Brass for metal area

GW Washes ogryn flesh & Chaos black glazing metal areas;GW Scorched brown for the bone area

GW Graveyard earth & Bleached bone for blending

**ED209**

I've changed the slayer's pose a little bit ,in order to have the pose like the concept in primer remix

**Belphegor**

These are beautiful.
Consider this scheme now stolen.
Thanks jerk, now I have to strip some a bunch miniatures.

What do you use for skin tones (like for the Witch Coven or Deneghra)?

**ED209**

Belphegor wrote:These are beautiful.
Consider this scheme now stolen.
Thanks jerk, now I have to strip some a bunch miniatures.

What do you use for skin tones (like for the Witch Coven or Deneghra)?

That's for free, I stole the colors from their rulebook

not sure yet, may choose between purple grey and pink .

**Hordicant**

Absolutely gorgeoous, and so simple. :-D

**StubbyGB**

These are great, simple (seems simple the way you describe it

) technique with great results.

**LBursley**

I like the dark armor with gold. And the glowing effect really grabs your eye from one model to the next. Thanx for sharing the finished models as well as the tutorial

**InyokaMadoda**

That's really beautiful work! The green glowing effect is just fantastic!

**Moz**

Beautiful, well done.

**djphranq**

Remarkable! Makes me want to pick up Cryx again... or maybe I can paint my Khador as worn down... I like the use of the Ogryn Flesh

**KaloranSLC**

Beautiful, mate. Just plain beautiful.

**Nailz94**

F*CKING AWESOME! i love them so much