How To Paint Chainrasps From Warhammer: Age Of Sigmar

Hello! Here is my painting guide for painting the Nighthaunt Chainrasps from Warhammer Age of Sigmar.
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Music: Karl Casey @WhiteBatAudio
Audio Mixing: Kelsey Love Creations
VIDEO CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:24 Assembling & Priming
01:01 Base Colors
03:34 Base Texture
05:06 Shading
07:10 Highlights
10:26 Finishing Touches
11:41 Outro
PAINTS USED:
• Pro Acryl Bold Titanium White
• Pro Acryl Coal Black
• Pro Acryl Neutral Grey
• Scale Color Elven Gold
• Scale Color Victorian Brass
• Scale Color Speed Metal
• Scale Color Petroleum Grey
• Scale Color Pink Flesh
• Scale Color Pale Skin
• AK Deck Tan
• AP Speedpaint Cloudburst Blue
• AP Speedpaint Grim Black
• AP Speedpaint Slaughter Red
• AP Speedpaint Gravelord Grey
• AP Speedpaint Dark Wood
• Army Painter Angel Green
• Army Painter Leather Brown
• Army Painter Tanned Flesh
• Citadel Color Mephiston Red
• Citadel Color Mournfang Brown
• Citadel Color Rinox Hide
• Citadel Color Zandri Dust
• Citadel Color Castellan Green
• Citadel Color Tau Light Ochre
• Citadel Color Bugman’s Glow
• Citadel Technical Tesseract Glow
• AP Speedpaint Medium
• Mig Enamel Dark Wash
• Mineral Spirits/Thinner
• Citadel Shade Nuln Oil
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[@itsmrmanman]

These are sick dude!

[@MiniPaintMitch]

Thanks buddy! Yep, something different from the usual Sci-fi 🤣

[@TuneL0wDieSl0w]

These look really good! Painting my set here pretty soon so thank you✨

[@MiniPaintMitch]

Awesome! Hope the tutorial helped!

[@MrEyescream]

what a timing, i want to buy the Nighthount vanguard box at the weekend and was looking for a painting video.
Looks close to what i want them to look like, even tho i wont be able to make it like that since i dont have an airbrush.
awesome paint job, might take something with me and experiment with it.

[@MiniPaintMitch]

That’s awesome! With the main gradient being contrast paints, you could achieve a similar effect without an airbrush. The trick is to switch colors and apply it while the previous one is still drying on the model. That way you can create a wet blend between the two colors, and be sure to use a damp brush to feather the transition between the two! Hope that helps and good luck experimenting!