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As the title suggest does anyone of you may advice or link a good tutorial for the classic blood splatters effects? What basic materials you would use?

2 common tricks:

Tamiya clear red with a little blue and/or black wash added.

Uhu glue (all purpose clear stuff) with a little red paint and a tiny touch of blue and/or black. Allow to set a bit for stringy goop.

I find that watered down Tamaya clear red (As Wynterdyne has said) works well for me.

I dip a toothbrush into the mix, and gently flick it towards the model I want to splatter.

Voila!

Please read the first thread in the Tutorial forum here. This forum is for tutorials only, not for requests or questions.

Chowderhead wrote:I find that watered down Tamaya clear red (As Wynterdyne has said) works well for me.

I dip a toothbrush into the mix, and gently flick it towards the model I want to splatter.

Voila!

I do this, but with a stiff brush and using a card to flick it.

Also this.

Aerethan wrote:Please read the first thread in the Tutorial forum here. This forum is for tutorials only, not for requests or questions.

I sort of half expected this to be a tutorial of some sort for it.

I apologize for miss reading of the section rules.
Non the less I thank you so much for the tips.

I moved this thread to the proper forum and edited the thread title for clarity.