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So I am attempting to paint Drycha Hamadreth for my Sylvaneth army, and I have most of the model completed. However, I want to put actual honey in the honeycombs on the model (not the food). I was thinking of using some water effects stuff and adding some color. Thoughts? I kinda want some stick honey in the little honeycombs. Any assistance would be appreciated.

Gloss medium with a tiny bit of sepia ink in a bunch of VERY thin layers would do it.

 joseph_curwen wrote:
Gloss medium with a tiny bit of sepia ink in a bunch of VERY thin layers would do it.

This but I'd do Agrax Earthshade (not the glaze one). Most honey matches this color IMO. YMMV.

Thanks! I will test those options on some old square bases and see what I get.

Yellow and orange mixed Tamaya clear could work

have to admit my first thought was, start with some bees....