WIP - Work In Progress

I dont have a good first Image edition

>Citadel Painting Guides:
mediafire.com/folder/drb4mezm6792i/not_citadel_nothing_to_see_here

>Figure painter magazine issues 1-36
mega.nz/#F!0AIGDAxL!xOT6MK3oiGpBB1pQaNy5lg

>Paint range compatibility chart across manufacturers
dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Paint_Range_Compatibility_Chart

>Painting Videos only
mega.nz/#F!fkcliY4L!mhdmIs2lT3mFG3VwoLO8Qw
mega.nz/#F!XEJSFDCL!9ZZKiLi6M_wguI1uTpyjPg
mega.co.nz/#F!WUsUlSLb!556OumKLhusFd9Fw5dBMdA

>DIY Lightbox
youtube.com/watch?v=OyxzC5kqbyw

>DIY Spraybooth
starshipmodeler.com/tech/pa_booth.htm

>DIY Wet Palette
youtube.com/watch?v=96mjmqWTPfM

>How to Moldlines
youtube.com/watch?v=A4LZ8iCSkeU

>Fuckin Magnets how do they work?
youtube.com/watch?v=w8Tkw7ttTIo
miniwargaming.com/magnet-guide
bolterandchainsword.com/topic/297605-tutorial-magnetisation/

>List of mini manufacturers for converting and proxy
pastebin.com/p6bVhGsg

>Stripping Paint (yes, the ellipses are part of the URL!)
dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Dakka_Modeling_FAQ:_How_to_Strip...

>Priming With Acrylic Gesso
dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Priming_With_Acrylic_Gesso

>Green Stuff Casting
fromthewarp.blogspot.com/2011/11/molding-and-casting-shoulderpads.html
masteroftheforge.com/2012/05/21/rubber-molds-green-stuff/
masteroftheforge.com/2012/07/17/green-stuff-cast-shoulder-pad/

>On the consequences of insufficient ventilation
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronic_solvent-induced_encephalopathy
hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg273.pdf

>WIP's own 10-point painting scale:
pastebin.com/sxXFfws3

>Archive 1.1.0.7.6.3
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>tfw still no matching from santa user

As said every thread since friday: Sun/Monday

Anyone know where I can find the steps leading up to pic related? I'm thinking about glaze over silver for an army color, but I want to see what paint was used for silver and if any special steps were taken before or after

Here, have a T'au

I turned down my phone brightness when taking a picture of these guys and it looked pretty neet. Any recommendation to mimic this effect on them?
Like just a blackish wash?

Also ignore the coke look still trying to get used to dry brushing.

It's old-school so it was chainmail silver what's called.. Runefang now I believe.

Those are probably just painted with a regular silver color. I doubt they did anything fancy just to show the colors of the various glazes.
Basically just pick how bright you want the final result to be and you are done.
If you want a stronger color I'd recommend using ink instead though. Regular artists ink, not the stuff GW or anybody else sells premixed.

I see your blueberry and raise you a blue knight

Thanks! Haven't seen what artist ink does before but that will give me something to look into. I'm thinking of using one of these to paint my DE