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Stormbringer magazine terrain

Stormbringer magazine terrain

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Project Blog by dugthefug1644 Cult of Games Member

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About the Project

Got a GW Stormbringer magazine with a terrain / objective marker sprue. Had fun getting it all together and all painted up. Looking forward to getting them involved in a game soon.

This Project is Completed

Preparation

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Picked up the magazine because the terrain looked fun.Picked up the magazine because the terrain looked fun.
Popped the bits together and the paint guide didn't look quite the way I wanted to paint them.Popped the bits together and the paint guide didn't look quite the way I wanted to paint them.
I zenith primed the finished pieces. Some started with Halfords grey, some started from black primer.I zenith primed the finished pieces. Some started with Halfords grey, some started from black primer.

Green Pool

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The pool will probably get a layer of Nurgle's Rot to give it more shine. The grey primer and Corax White zenith helped.The pool will probably get a layer of Nurgle's Rot to give it more shine. The grey primer and Corax White zenith helped.
For the stones facing the circle I used an Athonian Camoshade wash and for the side of the stones facing away from the pool i used Nulin Oil. All sides highlighted with Grey Seer.For the stones facing the circle I used an Athonian Camoshade wash and for the side of the stones facing away from the pool i used Nulin Oil. All sides highlighted with Grey Seer.
For the pool I used a mix of Ork Flesh Contrast Paint and Orruk Flesh as a highlight on the bubbles.For the pool I used a mix of Ork Flesh Contrast Paint and Orruk Flesh as a highlight on the bubbles.

Dragon Bones

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The zenith helped highlight the ribs etc. The main colour for all the skulls and bones on show was Morghast Bone. The wash was Aggrax Earthshade and highlightes with Morghast and a high area highlight of Wraithbone.The zenith helped highlight the ribs etc. The main colour for all the skulls and bones on show was Morghast Bone. The wash was Aggrax Earthshade and highlightes with Morghast and a high area highlight of Wraithbone.
The horns were painted with watered down Wyldwood Contrast Paint.The horns were painted with watered down Wyldwood Contrast Paint.

Balrog Skull?

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The head was washed with Seraphim Sepia. The way It settled gave some odd looking pooling just above the teeth. I knocked this back with a thin layer of Steel legion drab. The highlights were Morghast Bone and Wraithbone as elsewhere in the project but wanted it all the stay a touch darker than the dragon bones etc.The head was washed with Seraphim Sepia. The way It settled gave some odd looking pooling just above the teeth. I knocked this back with a thin layer of Steel legion drab. The highlights were Morghast Bone and Wraithbone as elsewhere in the project but wanted it all the stay a touch darker than the dragon bones etc.
The horns were painted with watered down Wyldwood Contrast Paint. The zenith from black, to grey, white made the washes more effective and better contrast especially on the horns. The horns were painted with watered down Wyldwood Contrast Paint. The zenith from black, to grey, white made the washes more effective and better contrast especially on the horns.

Firey Pitt

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I could have gone for toxic gas, but was happy with fire instead. I could have gone for toxic gas, but was happy with fire instead.
Ironjawz Yellow Contrast Paint and some Averland Sunset For the bottom of the plume, then Magmadroth Flame Contrast for the top and messing with some Casandora Yellow wash to blend the two.Ironjawz Yellow Contrast Paint and some Averland Sunset For the bottom of the plume, then Magmadroth Flame Contrast for the top and messing with some Casandora Yellow wash to blend the two.
When I primed these there was a flick or black primer from above to help with the progression to black smoke. When I primed these there was a flick or black primer from above to help with the progression to black smoke.

Crystal

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The blue crystal was painted with Nighthaunt Gloom and highlighted with Nihilakh Oxide.The blue crystal was painted with Nighthaunt Gloom and highlighted with Nihilakh Oxide.
To try and be a slight contrast to the blue crystal I used Targor Rageshade on the stones. It has a slight reddish tone but not overpoweringly. To try and be a slight contrast to the blue crystal I used Targor Rageshade on the stones. It has a slight reddish tone but not overpoweringly.

Pit Beast

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I used Guiliman Flesh on the sides and the tentacles. Then watered down Shyish Purple on the tentacles as a nice contrast. Morghast Bone and Wraithbone on all the teeth and spikes. I used Guiliman Flesh on the sides and the tentacles. Then watered down Shyish Purple on the tentacles as a nice contrast. Morghast Bone and Wraithbone on all the teeth and spikes.

Complete

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The way that the stone frames the terrain pieces I think they will fit in on multiple mats.

This was a fun project and I look forward to using them in multiple games.

Frostgrave.Frostgrave.
Rangers of Shadow Deep.Rangers of Shadow Deep.

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