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These look pretty disgusting, so well done on that! ;)

Does the result feel like there are more self painted models to come?

Grrr, Imrahil

Yeah, definitely. It was surprisingly enjoyable (a far cry from the last time I did it).

I have three Rot Toads coming who will also be Beast of Nurgle proxies and then from there I'm not sure. I'm sure something will come to me. I'll probably end up repainting miniatures to replace the parts of my armies that I don't really like...
 
So I'm going to prime the parts of the base that I can and then apply the technical paint. In the instructional videos I've watched, you just seem to kind of slop it on...

Any points of advice? Or should I just go for it and see what I get? (It doesn't really seem like it's going to make a huge difference, since the model covers most of the base anyways...)
 
So I'm going to prime the parts of the base that I can and then apply the technical paint. In the instructional videos I've watched, you just seem to kind of slop it on...

Any points of advice? Or should I just go for it and see what I get? (It doesn't really seem like it's going to make a huge difference, since the model covers most of the base anyways...)
It’s not required per say but I’d recommend priming first to give the paste something easier to adhere to. If you don’t have brush on primer then watered down pva glue would work as well iirc.

Are you using a crackle paint? If so I’d paint the base a dark brown too (Rhinox Hide for example) before applying the crackle paint so that there’s some color under the cracks.

A quick wash and drybrush will do wonders as well once the paste has dried.

Yeah... Fair enough. I'll give it a try tonight. Do you normally paint the sides of the base?

I’d go over it with either a complimentary color or black to clean it up. You’ll probably get some splotches on the rim while applying the paste!
 
It’s not required per say but I’d recommend priming first to give the paste something easier to adhere to. If you don’t have brush on primer then watered down pva glue would work as well iirc.

Are you using a crackle paint? If so I’d paint the base a dark brown too (Rhinox Hide for example) before applying the crackle paint so that there’s some color under the cracks.

A quick wash and drybrush will do wonders as well once the paste has dried.



I’d go over it with either a complimentary color or black to clean it up. You’ll probably get some splotches on the rim while applying the paste!

What he said. I normally go with Maurnfang Brown or Rinox Hide.

Grrr, Imrahil

If you are using crackle paint, put down a layer of PVA glue first. It will give you much larger and more impressive looking cracks.

Thanks guys :)

I've got a GW technical paint. Is that a crackle paint?

I'm not sure if I have a brown, I need to go check later.
 
The 3D printed Rot Toads I ordered arrived. Not too impressed with the details as it seems like they will very easily lose the folds, etc.

Bah...

Anyways, these will be next once I get round to doing the basing on the others.

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The 3D printed Rot Toads I ordered arrived. Not too impressed with the details as it seems like they will very easily lose the folds, etc.

Bah...

Anyways, these will be next once I get round to doing the basing on the others.

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Sad thing, that they didn't came conform your expectations. Hopefully with some paint they might blent in nice with your other Rod toads.

Grrr, Imrahil
 
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