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Almost finished up a brotherhood chaplain for my grey knights. Really wish I could get my hands on the older model.
Any tips doing text? X.x scared to attempt those lol
Some other pics; alsomagnetized the hands for swaps (not like it was necessary, but I like maximizing kits lol).
Looks so good.
Badass. What did you wash the armor with? Is it just nuln oil?
I used drakenhof nightshade on the armor, agrax earthshade on the gold (and the skull mask thing), and nuln oil on the red/white areas.
I have used a (slightly dulled) pin in a brown or black paint and just drew lines.
I may give this a try on another model first :)
Paint a strip on some plastic or cardboard. Practice on that (how I figured it out).
For text on banners/seals: Brown or Black .005 Micron pen.
Honestly curious as to how this post got two downvotes?
Is there controversy in the Warhammer 40K fan sphere over how models should be painted?
Why didn’t you link a license with this comment?
Because one of these two reasons...
... or ...
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