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How to Paint: Nighthaunt Krulghast Cruciator (Patreon)

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2021-05-23 21:28:15
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This video shows the complete process for how to paint the Nighthaunt Krulghast Cruciator from Games Workshop

The following paints were used on the model: 

Games Workshop: Warpstone Glow,  Yriel Yellow, Sotek Green, Lothern Blue, Blue Horror, XV-88, Balor Brown, Rhinox Hide, Abaddon Black, Mournfang Brown, Mephiston Red, Evil Sunz Scarlet, Wild Rider Red, Fire Dragon Bright, Ushabti Bone 

Vallejo: Neutral Grey, Black, Pale Grey Blue, White Grey, Ice Yellow

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How to Paint: Nighthaunt Krulghast Cruciator

This video shows the complete process for how to paint the Nighthaunt Krulghast Cruciator from Games Workshop If you enjoyed the video please subscribe! There will be lots more videos to come. I have a website and a patreon with hundreds of videos that provide guides for painting models up to a competition standard. www.RichardGrayCreations.com www.patreon.com/RichardGray The following paints were used on the model: Games Workshop: Warpstone Glow, Yriel Yellow, Sotek Green, Lothern Blue, Blue Horror, XV-88, Balor Brown, Rhinox Hide, Abaddon Black, Mournfang Brown, Mephiston Red, Evil Sunz Scarlet, Wild Rider Red, Fire Dragon Bright, Ushabti Bone Vallejo: Neutral Grey, Black, Pale Grey Blue, White Grey, Ice Yellow https://elementgames.co.uk/?d=10373

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Ainslie Innes

I've watched this video a few times now and learn something new each time, so thank you for that! I now actually have my very own Cruciator and I was hoping to create a really moody vignette style piece, primarily lit by the glowing magic skull. I wondered if I could pick your brain on how best to set up that lighting from the get go (it'll be my 4th ever mini, so still relying on props like zenithal priming). My initial though was to prime a strong white from the front, using a rattle can (no airbrush), but having seen the assembly I'm not so sure. Do you have any thoughts on how to achieve this?

Anonymous

"It's a table top piece"