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How does one paint stone? I have a couple of fantasy guys on some large rubble and I have no idea how to paint their bases. Do I have it primed black and then heavy dry-brush?
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I do black primer, Administratum Grey (I think?), and then a healthy dose of Nuln Oil wash. It won't win any Golden Demon awards but it looks fine for table-top quality imo.
depends on the color of stone... for fantasy rubble i wouldnt use black or dark grey as a base because it will end up looking like concrete and that looks off for WHFB...
i suggest using a dark yellow/light brown base with dust colored highlights