Sanguinary Guard pink swords in memory of Prince

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**Tittlemanscrest**

I made these a while ago, but never had a good place to photograph them

**sockwithaticket**

I'd say fuschia rather than pink, but they're certainly well done.

Solid work all round.

**CREEEEEEEEED**

How do you get such smooth transitions?

**Tittlemanscrest**

CREEEEEEEEED wrote:
How do you get such smooth transitions?

Well for the swords paint consistency is key. Mixing your paints so that they flow without spattering and also aren't too thin that they spider is key. The rest is just practice I suppose, find an old toy or something to practice on before you apply it to your beautiful GW or other manufacturer model

**Gordon Shumway**

They are beautiful, but wasn't prince more about the purple than pink?

**Tittlemanscrest**

Gordon Shumway wrote:
They are beautiful, but wasn't prince more about the purple than pink?

Good point, I suppose you're right haha. But there are shades of purple
In the swords, perhaps they got rained on?