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I'm new to DakkaDakka and nearly new to miniatures painting and wargaming.
In fact not really, I played Orc&Goblins a long time ago and it was clearly a great painting experience: dip the whole fig in a big green paint pot and voilà!
I'm back 15 years after with an Orruk army I just started
Hi! Welcome to Dakka.Orruks are a lot of fun to paint even without the paint dipping If you're so inclined you should check out duncan's tutorial about how to paint ork skin on the warhammer tv channel on youtube. Really great stuff that helped me a lot.
IceAngel wrote:I must say Knightley, I am very envious of your squiggle ability. I mean, if squiggles were a tactical squad, you'd be the sergeant. If squiggles were an HQ, you'd be the special character. If squiggles were a way of life, you'd be Doctor Phil...
If you're so inclined you should check out duncan's tutorial about how to paint ork skin on the warhammer tv channel on youtube. Really great stuff that helped me a lot.
