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Following on from my article on painting Nurgle daemons, here's a quick guide to painting Slaanesh daemons. It's not a 'traditional' Slaanesh colour scheme, but it does use some colours normally associated with the Dark Prince, as well as allowing the two different daemonic factions to look good together on the table top.

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I've recently started work on a Daemon army for the PCRC's Tale of Eight Gamers  project. Rather than the traditional green Nurgle Daemon skin that you often see, I wanted to try some more fleshy tones - well, rotting fleshy tones.

The formula I used is below. It uses Citadel paints unless specified otherwise.

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The latest addition to Team Fisto is this Deredo-class Dreadnought. Just needs some snow on the base, and he's all set for action! Coming next, Tactical Marines...probably...

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The PCRC continue to work feverishly on Team Fisto. Here are some WIP contributions from me...

Rogal Dorn and his Huscarl bodyguards

Rogal Dorn and his Huscarl bodyguards

Adeptus Custodes Kataphracts

Adeptus Custodes Kataphracts

Imperial Fists Captain

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Ok, so as promised in my last blog entry, here's my test model for the Heresy-era Imperial Fists army that is my current project. It'll be composed almost entirely of models from the days of Rogue Trader, since I like that sort of thing. ;)

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Inspired by Apologist's amazing true-scale Ultramarines, I decided to have a go myself a little while back. My goals are slightly less ambitious - a mere 500 points is the target, but this is ideal for GW's 40k doubles tournaments. :)

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Paints you will need:

Scorched brown, Bestial brown, Snakebite Leather, Bleached Bone.

How it's done:

Before you start using this method on your Orks, I should point out that it isn't a quick method, but rather time consuming, perhaps even more so than my previously detailed method of painting skin. But again, it does look rather good when you're done.

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Paints you will need:

Snot green, Thraka green, Goblin green, Rotting flesh.

How it's done:

Before you start using this method on your Orks, I should point out that it isn't a quick method, but rather time consuming. Applying this technique to a large mob of Gretchin nearly drove me nuts. You have been warned. ;) Having said all that, it does look rather spiffy when you're done.

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Paints you will need:

Scab red, Blood red, Fiery orange, Skull white.

How it's done:

This one is tricky to explain, but is quite quick and easy when you get the hang of the technique. It works well for the lenses on Space Marines, Eldar, Fire Warriors and pretty much anyone else. Be warned though, you'll need an extra fine detail brush for this one.

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Paints you will need:

Several shades of two colours.

How it's done:

The technique of painting non-metallic metal is used for painting flat areas that are meant to be shiney or reflective without using any of the metallic paints. It's difficult to give a colour-by-colour guide for mixing and painting this effect as it depends on which colours you wish to use. I think it's best illustrated with a picture; take a look at the sunglasses on this Ork Nob...

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