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painting something nostalgic seems to be
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on Trend at the moment and with the
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likes of Gary Morley and Trish Garden on
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our chat shows it feels only right and
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proper to do something similar and what
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better than one of the classic skirmish
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games more time now when I was a wee lad
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back in the day one of my favorite
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warbands was the sisters of Sigma
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sculpted by Gary Morley thank you Gary
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now they got lots of time somewhere in
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an attic probably in a bin hopefully not
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but past peachy past peachy had the
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foresight to buy an extra set from
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Warhammer World which got left in my
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Vault of potential so what I'm going to
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do is I'm going to crack this box open
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I'm going to clean the models up and
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then we're going to sit and paint a
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sister a sigma maybe the matriarch
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because she's badass so stay with me
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I love more time it's an excellent
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Skirmish game set in the old world in
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which ostermart's capital is smashed to
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Pieces by twin tail Comet and scatters
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vast amounts of weird Stone also known
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as warp Stone if you're in the note a
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bright emerald green crystalline
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substance that is a solidified form of
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pure chaos energy kind of radioactive
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sort of mutative in a way
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and warbands of every ill could duke it
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out to claim as much of this powerful
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substance as possible also I love the
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whole concept of the sisters of Sigma
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warri nuns whose sole goal is to recover
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the evil Rock and store it deep in the
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vaults of their somehow unscathed Abbey
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in the city of mordheim to keep it safe
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from narrative Wells now there's plenty
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of obviously other warbands out there
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says witch Hunters vampires humans
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beasts possessed but sisters of Sigma
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they're the ones for me I also love walk
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right as you may know and these will
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also fit perfectly within that game
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win for me so with that being said I
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will be basing these on round bases as
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one it looks cool and two it works
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nicely with both systems because more
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time actually doesn't really matter
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about the bass the bass is just a
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mechanic to stop the models from falling
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over now with our matriarch now cleaned
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up and put onto a nice round base I
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decided to go for a 28 mil instead of a
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25 because a normal like small sisters
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and the novices can go on the 25s and
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the characters or Heroes can go on the
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28th I'm going to undercoat a wipe and
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then start painting her
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so to start off we're going to be using
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soul block great I'm going to place all
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over mostly for the white now there's
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not a lot of white on this particular
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model but the others there will be but
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it's really good and acts as a nice
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pre-shade for some of those other colors
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so I get a little bit of depth when I
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apply some other colors later on
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with that dry I'm now going to pick out
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any blue details with a thin down coat
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of medium blue I've kind of heavily
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thinned it down I suppose it's like
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three parts water to one part paint and
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I'm just going to apply that over and as
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it dries it will move away from the
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edges which will give you a bit of a
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highlight which helps obviously
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identifying highlights later on but in
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the early stages certainly for like
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table top levels it's just nicely
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highlighted for you then I'm going to
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pick out any leathers with leather brown
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again thinning these down slightly so
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you get some natural highlights that's
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the great thing about using a white
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undercoat you can just be a little bit
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more chilled send the paints down a bit
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and it instantly highlights for you so
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you're just picking up the boots the
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belts scabbards anything that looks like
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it's made in leather for the silvers
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I'll be using oily Steel
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walk your way around pick them out I
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mean you could start off base coat in
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the gold details as well first with this
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and then just wait until you've decided
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what's gonna be gold and what isn't and
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like I said for the golds here I'm going
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to be using bronze I know bronze gold
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doesn't really matter I like the tone
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and you can thin it down slightly and
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some of that silver might pop through as
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well giving you a bit of a highlight now
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the weapon half again you can choose you
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could be like brown black I'm going to
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go for a nice red tone and here I'm
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now I'm going to get a black knight
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which is one of the deep Shades from AK
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and apply this all over the metallics
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the blue the leather in fact you can
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apply over the hair as well without over
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the whole model doesn't really matter
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because I'm not actually picked out the
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skin yet so you don't have to be super
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and with that all dry I'm just going to
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move on to picking out the skin and for
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this I'm going to be using vampiric
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flesh so just a couple of thin coats
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just to build up a nice smooth coat
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however if you wanted offer other skin
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tones just check out our previous skin
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tone video that will give you plenty of
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choice should you want to try something
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different now for a shade I'm going to
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give this a human skin deep shade and go
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and apply that in a few thin coats as
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well now neat it can be quite pinky but
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thin down you can build up a couple of
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nice coats you can also add this to the
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gold if you really wanted to to add some
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richness to it but I'm just going to
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keep it to the skin all that's left now
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is to pick out any hair without
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detailing lots of stages here I suggest
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keeping it simple grab three contrast
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colors that feel like natural hair tones
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and use them across your warriors so
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here I'm going to be using garrigate
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syrup but you can opt for like saigle
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brown agros Dunes it's entirely up to
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you don't go mad with lots of colors
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keep it to like three or four
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with a hair done our matriarch is now
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ready for the table top but do stay
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tuned if you're looking to add more love
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to your classic Gary Morley miniatures
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we'll start by tying up the blue with
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medium blue again I'm just going to keep
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this into those recesses just in case
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it's a bit blotchy here and there
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because you will get that sometimes when
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you thin it down and they'll still leave
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some of those edges a little bit lighter
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then I'm going to highlight with
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Spectrum blue now we've already got some
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highlights here from the previous
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tabletop level but what I'm going to do
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is use Spectrum blue because a bit
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lighter use those existing highlights as
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a guide but I'm going to go for more of
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a jaggedy effect as opposed to smooth
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clean lines this will just give the
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cloth a nice tatted and worn look which
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is appropriate to assist as a sigma
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then use any white to tie up any white
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areas they said maybe you know in case
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you've got some blue on there or
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whatever then for the metallics I'm
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going to relayer some of those not
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everywhere just on some of the raised
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details so get some of the oily steel
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for the silver areas and then get some
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bronze for any of the bronze areas or
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and if needed especially on the silver
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give a nice final highlight of silver
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then I'm going to highlight all the
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leather areas using a little bit of tan
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for the skin I'm going to reapply using
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the base layer then apply another thin
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coat I've got some of my wet palettes
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still so I'll just reapply that thin
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coat of human skin that's just to knock
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back that relayer then if you need to
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just unlike noses Knuckles or whatever
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or brows just highlight using that
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vampiric flesh as a final highlight what
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you see me doing here is using just two
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colors and just building up a lot of
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contrast so a bit of tightening up a bit
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of a wash bit of a highlight and again
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it just builds up those layers
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now I'm going to focus on some details
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on the faces which are going to be the
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eyes now there's a few options for
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painting eyes option one is to paint the
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eyes black so I'll do that on both eyes
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anyway because that's how I'll start
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both of them and then I'm going to get a
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bit of white thin it down so it's not
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going to dry too quickly and then all
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you need to do is just do a DOT of white
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on either side of the eye so what you're
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leaving is a nice little black void in
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the middle which connected your eyeball
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two again starting with a black base
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coat you get a little bit of white you
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do a little white strip for the eyeball
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or a white oval if you prefer and then
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you just do a black dot in the center
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warning though this can sometimes lead
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to the eyes looking a little bit offset
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if you're not careful so just be mindful
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now with the model pretty much finished
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I decided I need a little bit more blue
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on it and that was on the shield so I'm
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just gonna get some medium blue this is
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pretty much neat I'm not thinning it
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down that much I'm just going to apply
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it to the shield but I'm not going to go
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all the way to the edges because I want
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it to look beaten and chipped then what
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we're going to do now is move on to
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for our base I'm going to start off with
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concrete so I'm going to get a couple of
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splodges and then I'm going to add a bit
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of water so I can just have a bit more
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control as I get closer to the feet and
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then just add more thicker splodges once
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I've done that just got your way around
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and the idea for this is just to avoid
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it like big thick splodges near the feet
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and then you're literally just going
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over everything you painted
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with that all dry I'm gonna get some
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light clay and add some neat patches
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here and there and I'm going to get some
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thinner and then just drop that around
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just add a bit more variety to that
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actual finish so you can add a bit more
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light clay if you needed to if you like
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some areas to be a bit darker or just
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for the rims I'm just going to get
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standard steel Legion drab and paint
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that around the rims and then I'll just
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get a couple of grass Tufts and stick
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them on the edge I know some people out
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there saying why don't you do it goblin
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I wanted to time with the rest of my
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so there we are I've done a matriarch
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weirdly it's what I don't know why it's
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one of my favorite figures in the set
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there's loads of cool figures I'm going
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to paint the rest and get them all done
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as well for war cry more time get back
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into playing more time that'll be good
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more more time more often but just
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painting the model itself just made me
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feel younger I was starting to think
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about all the times when I sat at my
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table with my dad painting it just felt
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so good it's just sitting there and I
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think you know as a hobbyist every now
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and again it's nice just to go back and
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paint something that you remember doing
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during your childhood or whatever
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because it just gives you just nice
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Buzzy good wholesome feelings and stuff
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so I really enjoyed it it was really
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nice just painting old metal models that
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maybe nowadays can be taken for granted
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because they're all sculpted to that
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scale whereas you know there's lots of
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like cool digital plastic kits out there
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that are very super detailed I just
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found it really relaxing really nice and
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um just doing that again was was a good
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was a good feeling I'm gonna get the
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rest painted up I'm definitely the the
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scheme itself is actually matching my
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hello Guild and my current CIS as a
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sigma stuff that I've done for war cry
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as well so they'll fit in nicely with
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that collection too and the basing works
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as well so I hope you enjoyed watching
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this random trip down memory lane as
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much as I enjoyed painting them and we
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