Beginners painting guide for Stormcast Prosecutors

Welcome back to Miniature Mayhem! In today's video, we're diving into an exciting project from the Warhammer Age of Sigmar Skaventide launch box set: painting the formidable Stormcast Prosecutors. This detailed guide is perfect for both beginners and seasoned hobbyists looking to enhance their miniature painting skills.
We start by introducing the Stormcast Prosecutors, elite warriors of the Stormcast Eternals faction. These models are renowned for their impressive armor and dynamic poses, making them a rewarding challenge for any painter. I walk you through the unboxing process, showcasing the intricate details and components of the models. This step ensures that you have everything you need and helps you become familiar with the figures before assembling them.
With our Prosecutors assembled, it's time to prime them. Priming is a vital step as it prepares the surface for painting and helps the paint adhere better. I explain the benefits of using a spray primer and demonstrate how to apply an even coat. We use a metallic primer for this project to speed up our paint job.
Thank you for joining me on this painting journey. I hope this tutorial has inspired you to tackle your own Stormcast Prosecutors with confidence and creativity. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to Miniature Mayhem for more miniature painting tips and tutorials. Happy painting!

[@LuciaSoto-jk5wu]

Amazing guide and impressive results 😍😍

[@iboral5432]

Nice flames, good job! I also really like your basing though. What base and dry brush colours did you use for the base? Also I could not quite figure out what the light green was from the picture. Is it like toxic waste puddle or something? Many thanks

[@SackysMinis]

Thank you! 😁 for the bases I use astrogranite debris technical paint from citadel and drybrush it with ushabti bone. The light green are puddles of leaking warp energy, I thought it fitting for the theme of Skaventide 😜
Perhaps I'll make a video on how I do these bases, thank you for asking!