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HeroQuest Lockdown Revisited

HeroQuest Lockdown Revisited

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Undead and Chaos Warriors

Tutoring 9
Skill 11
Idea 11
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The skeletons were very simple to colour. Having already primed them Wraithbone I used Skeleton Hoard contrast paint, followed by a light Wraithbone dry brush. I finished up with an Agrax wash to age the highlights and further deepen the shadows. In a similar vein I used a Nuln oil wash on the Chaos Warriors, followed by a Drakenhof Nightshade wash. This combination gives a nice burnished look to the plate armour. Once the washes were fully dried a Lead Belcher dry brush brought back some shine to the edges. These two groups of monsters were really quick to paint and I had them both finished by the end of my third painting session.

Day 3: Skeletons and Chaos WarriorsDay 3: Skeletons and Chaos Warriors

I had managed to get a full day ahead of schedule and now had the two smallest groups of monsters to work on. There are only two Mummies and two Zombies in the set. I used Rotting Flesh on what little skin could be seen on the Mummies. I then gave the whole model a coat of Skeleton Hoard. I reapplied Rotting Flesh to the raised areas of skin and was happy to leave it at that. As the mummies has been so quick to complete I made a start on the Zombies. Their skin was also done with Rotting Flesh and I used contrast paints on their ragged shirts and trousers.

Day 4: Mummies Day 4: Mummies

I finished the Zombies the following evening and gave myself a break. I still wasn’t ready to face the biggest challenge, painting the Orks.

Day 5: ZombiesDay 5: Zombies

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