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Greetings to all and welcome to another painting tutorial. Today I have a very very nice miniature the Great Purple Worm.
This mini is again from Reaper Bones series with is not the best material for minis (fells like rubber) but its freaking cheap.
I try to paint affordable miniatures. That is why I also paint some minis that are used. So Lets's begin.





And some photos













That is all for today. I hope you enjoyed it.
If you have any questions,ideas or thoughts don't hesitate to leave a comment.
Thank you.

Ps if you want more photos you will find them at http://greekminiatures.blogspot.gr/2013/11/great-purple-worm-how-to-paint-airbrush.html

Sadly I don't have an airbrush so its not much good to me. Good tutorial though, I am sure it will be useful to many.

What a great piece. I am falling more and more in love with your videos, you got a sub out of me. You have also made me take a more serious look at the "Bones" line of miniatures. They seem to have such a great deal of detail, yet they seem to be too good to be true for the price.

Overall great video, solid explanations of colors used and techniques. I especially liked how you were able to make the base seem like an integrated part of the model. Well done!

carlos13th
Sadly I don't have an airbrush so its not much good to me. Good tutorial though, I am sure it will be useful to many.

Thank you for your kind words. I hope someday to find this video useful.

tyro_neophyte
What a great piece. I am falling more and more in love with your videos, you got a sub out of me. You have also made me take a more serious look at the "Bones" line of miniatures. They seem to have such a great deal of detail, yet they seem to be too good to be true for the price.

First of all thank you for lovely words. I really appreciate it.
As I already write I try to paint affordable miniatures and Bones line are. Especially this one are really great. Almost perfect! ....but.... the material that Bone series have is not easy to prepare it before paint it. Bone series are perfect for exercise . Anyway there are so cheap that worth trying. Stay tuned and more Bone miniatures comes