I also like the aged brass instead of the bright gold they did too. I like to think I’ve achieved a more Crimson coloured model then the bright red one that Eavy Metal painted. My version of the Crimson Slaughter’s Helbrute. I haven’t detailed how to paint the base, because you will all want to paint your bases to match your own armies or gaming tables. I didn’t want the head of the pilot (prisoner?) to be the same colour skin of the daemon engine so I painted it a more human tone but the red wash helps tie it to the rest of the scheme and shows he’s not quite human (or maybe alive). I base coated the flesh with Ungor Flesh, washed it with Carroburg Crimson then highlighted with Screaming Skull. The tentacles are base coat Thunderhawk Blue, Highlight Russ Grey then Fenrisian Grey, cover in Asurman Blue Wash and final highlight of Ulthuan Grey.Ģ0. I washed it with a blue wash and then painted a black vertical pupil. I painted a base colour of Teclis Blue, then painted Temple Guard Blue in the centre of the eye. You could just paint these as part of the brass work or like me you could paint them as small daemonic eyes. This will help tie together the blending on the horns and shade the silver metallics.ġ9. Cover the horns and areas painted with Ironbreaker with Nuln Oil.
If you need to tidy up with Abaddon black by painting lines between the grey lines.ġ8.
Use a smaller brush for this final line on the horns. Using Dawnstone paint shorter lines on top of the Eshin Grey lines. For the horns, try to paint Eshin Grey lines running down the length of the horns and spikes.ġ6. While you’re using black drybrush the ends of the smoke stacks and gun barrels. The next step is to black in all the detail with Abaddon Black.
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