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Painting Wood Tutorial

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I’ve started a 3-up Ninja Goblin which was originally sculpted by Sean Green, former Forgeworld sculptor. I had purchased this model around 2012, so I’ve had him a few years.

During that time, I’ve moved around chasing work, so I never really had time or the space to build and paint this miniature, well that’s the excuse I given myself and I’m sticking to it.

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The base that comes with the mini is a large round resin with an effect sculpted on it, now I decided that I wanted a deep reddish colour wood. Below is a simple step by step of how I achieved this.

Stage 1; I under coated the base with Wraithbone by Games Workshop

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Stage 2/3

I decided that the first two coats would be Flesh Wash (which is more like an ink than a wash) by Games Workshop. Now this paint is no longer in production, so I’d recommend using an reddish ink by another company such as Vallejo or Army Painter. You could just use a dark brown ink/wash but remember to do two coats.

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Stage 4/5

The next colour I used was Game Ink by Vallejo and again I painted two coats of this.

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Stage 6/7

As you can see the first two paints, I’ve used have given it a rich dark work appearance, but I decided just to apply another colour, this time Seraphim Sepia by Games Workshop.

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As an alternative you could use different paints, a suggestion would be the following

Dark Tone by Army Painter

Strong Tone by Army Painter

Agrax Earthshade

Other suggestions could be Reikland Fleshwash by GW and Lavado Sepia by Vallejo.

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ahh Flesh Wash… liquid gold!
That’s a great varnished timber finish you’ve got there.

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