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All is explained here: http://equinoxpainting.blogspot.co.uk/p/tutorials.html

Hope you find it useful

Thanks, this looks great and will be really helpfull

Would anyone be interested in a slime base tutorial?

Me!
Please!

And me!!!

Likewise to the slime bases.

I used: liquid green stuff, moot green, dawn yellow, 'ard coat, stirland mud and Loren Forest . Or non GW equivalents.

1. Place an extra thick layer of stirland mud texture paint everywhere that won't be a swamp

2. Apply liquid green stuff to make a slight bumpiness to the bass in the swamp areas - can be very rough this stage

3. Go over the swamp areas in Lored Forest paint

4. Draw a series of lines in similar directions with varying lengths using moot green paint

5. Now make singular lines but fewer and thinner of dawn yellow

6. Mix in 'ard coat with moot green around 3:1 (experiment)
Then apply this very thickly over the swamp areas. May need two applications.

I need me some 'ard coat for the Nurgle Lord+Krell competition i am doing.