Duncan Rhodes has been chained to the painting desk once more to bring you a tutorial on painting Thunderwolves for your Space Wolf army in Warhammer 40,000...

Games Workshop have broken out Duncan Rhodes once again to show you how to paint up those huge Sector Imperialis Realm of Battle Boards that just hit their webstore.

See what you think of this quick and easy way of painting ghostly undead miniatures for use in a Vampire Counts army in Warhammer Fantasy or indeed anywhere else where spirits dwell! All of this thanks to Games Workshop Belfast!

Duncan is back for another Games Workshop painting tutorial. This time, in the wake of so many new Ork models, he is going to be showing you an easy way to paint their green skin as well as their faces, teeth and eyes...

To finish off Duncan is adding the final touches to his mammoth Morkanaut. He'll be going into detail about how to create great effects for lights and orbs as well as a bit more weathering and a sure fire way to paint horns!

In the second part of this painting tutorial from Games Workshop Duncan goes on to show how to work on the metallic sections of the Morkanaut and also how to begin making those details pop.

It's time for another round of painting tutorials from Duncan of Games Workshop as he starts work on that massive new Ork construct, the Morkanaut! See what you think of Part One where he works on the hull!

Rounding things off Games Workshop take a look at that all important step, basing your miniature. To do that they have a range of texture paints that actually work pretty darn well from what I've been told! See what you think of this tutorial.

Start laying it on thick, or indeed thin, with another painting tutorial from Games Workshop where they look at their Layer Paints. See what steps they go through when applying these to miniatures...

It's time for another round of Games Workshop Painting Tutorials and the first for today is a look at their Dry Paints range. See what you think of the technique they use to dry brush their miniatures...

No you won't be donning a pair of them, instead you'll be learning to paint using the new Shading set from Games Workshop. This is number three in a series of new painting tutorials!

Games Workshop are continuing the painting expertise with another tutorial on how to use your Base Paints to give that first layer of awesomeness to a model. Did the tutorial help?

Games Workshop have added a whole new selection of painting tutorials to their website and we'll kick things off with their Undercoating tutorial using their spray paints. See what you make of this one...

In the final part of this three part tutorial the folks at Games Workshop work on blending across a the miniature as well as getting that awesome glow effect from the fiery heart of Durthu. Let us know what you think!

The next step in Games Workshop's painting tutorial for Durthu the Wood Elf Treeman sees them working on all the details like skulls, leaves and vines. See what techniques they employ in the video within...

Games Workshop have been doing a lot of very good painting tutorials of late and their latest is for the Wood Elf Treeman Durthu which is an epic model in every regard. See what you think as they work on the body...

Games Workshop help you work through all those rank and file soldiers as they present a tutorial for the Cadian Shock Troopers you'll be using to make up the majority of your Astra Militarum force...

Smash and bash up your vehicles in the fires of combat an environments of death worlds as you see this new Painting Tutorial from Games Workshop...

Those big brutes of the Astra Militarum, Ogryns, have a lot of flesh to paint. Games Workshop show you how to do it in this painting tutorial!

Games Workshop look at the mightiest of the Imperial Guard regiments, that being the Cadians, and show you how to paint the camouflage pattern that they are renown for using on their tanks and infantry...

It's time to check out the Tempestor Scion again with part two of this tutorial from Games Workshop where they move on and finish off the model...

It's time to get stuck into the infantry for the Imperial Guard and more specifically the Tempestor Scion! Check out part one of this tutorial where they work on basing and shading the miniature...

Let's see how things have progressed in this second tutorial on the Taurox Prime for the Astra Militarum army in Warhammer 40,000! See what stages they go through next...

It's time to get stuck into painting the Taurox Prime for the Astra Militarum. See what you think of the work Games Workshop have done on this nifty new tank for the Imperial Guard...

In this final Games Workshop Tutorial they look at applying transfers to your Imperial Knight and how to get them looking just right. They can be fiddly so check this one out!

The Games Workshop team get stuck into working on the armour more and fitting this monstrous walker together. See what you think of the Imperial Knight at this stage!

With the Imperial Knight built it's time to start painting and they begin by working on the skeleton of this mighty walker for the new and improved Imperium...

Games Workshop begin work on building the impressive Imperial Knight. Follow along as they go step by step through creating this mighty beast for the tabletop!

Get crafting some awesome looking bases with another painting tutorial showing off how to use another Technical Paint, Agrellan Earth. Will you be using this?

It's time to get oozing and sticky with another painting tutorial from Games Workshop showing off the Nurgle's Rot Technical Paint!

Want to try and get a verdigris effect on your tanks and armour? See what you think of the Nihilakh Oxide Technical paint from Games Workshop!

Want to get an aged look on your vehicles, armour and scenery then try out the Ryza Rust Technical Paint from Games Workshop...

It's time to corrupt up all those vehicles of yours with another of the Games Workshop Technical Paints, Typhus Corruption. See what you think of this paint and comment below!

The Games Workshop team show you how to use the Technical Paints range and more importantly Blood for the Blood God! See what you think of this gore-soaked way of adding crimson to your blades...