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A guide to quiclky painting a Ravenwing Army to a good quality Tabletop

This is the first instalment in a serie of step by step tutorials. The article is quite long, and I find that these tutorials are a great read while you're sitting on the can without a magasine. I hope you enjoy!



Clic this link to read the full tutorial!

Since I plan on doing more of these step by step guides, please leave some feedback

Great results! I especially enjoy the scripture on the books; I had a good laugh at those

Going to be working on an 1850 point ravenwing army using your tutorial! Ordering everything up over the next couple weeks.

One thing I have a question on...did you use a brush on the pistol holsters on the bikes? Looks like you hit them with rhinox hide.

Thanks guys!

Yeah, holsters and pouches you can paint them with a standard brush. Do something like Rhinox Hide, then highlight with skrag brown ( the light bronw used for the rust anyway ) then shade with nuln oil.

Very nice looking mate.

Thanks for sharing.