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All Dark Angels players have been waiting for this, and here it is now ;-)

Why use pigment on the rock and not a regular paint or wash?

Hey alexandra thanks for all the tutorials. really enjoy your style of painting. One question though.

What type of moss is that on the base and were can i get it?

Is it woodland senics?

I believe you can get this moos from every company that produces terrain accesories for model trains. woodland senics is one of those and also NOCH.


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DarknessEternal wrote:Why use pigment on the rock and not a regular paint or wash?

because it looks more random and also verry matt

Cool how you showed the whole process, seeing pigments used was a nice bonus.