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WIP Sanguinary Guard Quickshade based


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Here you go:

 

http://www.flickr.com/photos/cplhicks/4520...57623853825764/

 

http://www.flickr.com/photos/cplhicks/4521...57623853825764/

 

http://www.flickr.com/photos/cplhicks/4521...57623853825764/

 

They just need the bases finished, matt varnish applied and better pictures taken. More on that tomorrow. The basics are the same as with my ImpFist Dreadnought. Just with a golden basecoat (light gold from the Vallejo Gamecolor series) over white and Mithril Silver highlight on the gold.

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I dig it! I'm a traditional painter by all means, but the quickshade stuff is really really cool.

I've been using it to help my little cousin and nephew get their first armies up and it produces some really pleasing results.

 

And i think these guys look pretty awesome!

 

 

Malev

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Thanks. :P

 

They were brushed on, not dipped. I missed some minor spots but luckily you don´t really notice them on the gold. ^^

 

The wings were done with Boltgun Metal and then a Mithril Silver Drybrush.

 

www.thearmypainter.com

 

Explains it all really. Quickshade is a varnish that directly produces a shading effect as well. Look at my tutorial about the Imperial Fist Venerable Dreadnought to see its effects:

 

http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/index.p...howtopic=194045

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Well, it is not really a cheat, although I personally also tend to adress it like this sometimes. It is just a technique to be more economical about my painting time. If Quickshade is a cheat, washes in general are one,too. :P Yet no one refers to them like this.

 

Glad you like it. :huh:

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