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mossy lizards

Discussion in 'Painting and Converting' started by shahryar, Mar 18, 2011.

  1. shahryar
    Kroxigor

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    since the theme of my army is sortof more cliff dwelling more incan lizardmen I decided all of my reptiles would be grey and stony.

    to problems I have come across.
    I did the skinks in fortress grey with codex back scales and the backscales got a wash of badab, it looks great.


    the saurus I did in codex., their boney head ridge thing is adeptus along with the spines that go down the middle. but for the back scales I have no clue what color I wanted it to be different to make the frill and spines stand out more.

    I had an idea though that I will first probably test on my kroxigors if people think it's a good idea.

    Moss, taking some of my flock I ordered painting watered down glue then flocking the back scales so they look like they move so little they started gathering moss.

    if that is a bad idea what would be a good color for the back scales that would make the spines stand out.

    I was still thinking green, maybe my gobline green a wash of thraka then dry brush goblin over it again.


    current back scales are just badab over codex then drybrushed codex again

    the shield is dheneb, then a sepia wash then dheneb again.
     
  2. SeBM
    Terradon

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    You could add a light drybrush of a lighter grey. If you look at the saurus warrior I painted in my army log post, you'll see I went from a very dark grey to a very light one to make the scales stand out a lot. You can find my army log link in my signature.
     

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