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I have some chaos hounds that I have been painting up. I was wondering what people generally do for inside of mouths - I have been trying to just keep it black but then have found painting the teeth challenging (particularly the sides of the teeth inside the mouth, due to difficulties with angles and avoiding getting the lighter paint elsewhere in the mouth). Does anyone have any suggestions?

Paint the mouth black, then all over the teeth in brown including the sides, then the teeth in bone. The brown isn't really visible on black, but looks like a good edging for bone

kb_lock wrote:
Paint the mouth black, then all over the teeth in brown including the sides, then the teeth in bone. The brown isn't really visible on black, but looks like a good edging for bone

ooh there's an idea I hadn't heard of before.

I usually paint the mouth black, drybrush zandri dust or something similar over the teeth carefully (before painting the rest of the face) wash with nuln oil (to help hide mistakes) and highlight with a bone colour. It works... but the brown idea sounds a lot easier, especially when I forget to do the teeth first ><

Yeah, brown is just hiding mistakes and regret

I used a product by a company named, Mehron, called Tooth F-X. I used a mix of the Black and the Nicotine/Decay. It's slightly waxy, so it doesn't wear off for hours.



Obviously, it's non-toxic.



Ghidorah

 Ghidorah wrote:
I used a product by a company named, Mehron, called Tooth F-X. I used a mix of the Black and the Nicotine/Decay. It's slightly waxy, so it doesn't wear off for hours.



Obviously, it's non-toxic.



Ghidorah

So... apply tooth make up to the model and.... Varnish it? so it doesn't rub off?