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how would you add that effect to a mini

In paint or with sculpting?

Paint would involve a few layers of wash over a pukey green/gray, while sculpting would require a small guide as well as numerous pictures.

Here is a great example that would generically cover both options visually.

http://www.coolminiornot.com/178025

Greenstuff is the answer to that! Let me go find the article...

Found it: http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/content/article.jsp?community=&catId=cat180006&categoryId=400029&pIndex=16&aId=1200005&start=17
Every page in the article is great, so read them all.


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Oh, and that Great Unclean One is a forgeworld model. It's modelled like that and is Golden Daemon-quality painted, so don't get discouraged.

thanks