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Published: 2015-11-06 01:25:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 8179; Favourites: 25; Downloads: 5
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Speedpainted minis for my Stormcast Eternals army for Age of Sigmar.Based on Games Workshop Β© models.
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Thanks! But I'm actually thinking about repainting them into something way more dark (maybe not in the terms of colours but overall feeling, more dirty and bloody).
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naaaah ... they are good like that!!! 
they are awesome ;D ... what is the next project insetead?
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Hard to say... I have literally tons of different miniatures to paint... And gradually running out of free time.
But the most probably to be finished soon are rest of Malifaux (Silent Ones and Ice Dancers), Infinity (some TAGs and REMs) or some Reaper miniatures.
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woooo!!! I'm waiting for mr reaper last kickstarter
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Interesting paint scheme, makes them look more angelic and ethereal.
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Thanks!
I just tried to make them look a little different from the standard golden ones.
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Very cool for being "just" speedpainting. I love this scheme: quite simple but strong, as they were indeed heavenly. And their bases are quite nice!!!
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What is your recipe? Also, how do you define speed painting?
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Recipe for what?
My definition of speedpainting is when you spend half to one hour per model (usually depending on size) using simple techniques to achieve acceptable results - faster and simplier the better. Those for example were done in about 2 hours using airbrushing, wash and drybrush.
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>RecipeΒ
What is the recipe, mix, and/or combination of paints you used to create the scheme you have painted on the Eternals?
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This one is funny because I was mixing paints straight in the airbrush and I didn't checked their look before I put them on models. I could probably reduce their amount to achieve similiar result as I realized later but who cares.
Mixture was made from mostly P3 Paints from Privateer Press - Meredius Blue, Cygnar Base Blue, Cold Steel, Morrow White and a drop of Hammerfall Khaki. Proportions was one part of both Blues and Steel, two parts of White and literally a drop of Khaki. And about three parts of liquifier but this applies only to airbrush.
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