Painting Miniatures Figures Made Quick And Easy
Painting a Confrontation Fianna Keltois
- Clean and prime the miniature white
- Superglue the figure into the base and use some spackling compound to seal the gaps between the tabs and the slot
- Skin and face
- Paint all of the exposed flesh with Pallid Flesh
- Wash the flesh parts with a mix of 25% Flesh Wash, 25% Chestnut Wash, and 50% water
- Using thinned Pallid Flesh, begin adding layers onto the washed flesh. I put a drop of water on my newspaper and run my brush over it periodically to keep it wet and my paint slightly diluted.
- Once you've layered up to the original base color, add a little Skull White, and again, using thinned layers, add some highlights
- Paint the eye sockets Dark Angel Green
- Use a very fine brush to paint a horizontal line of white in the middle of the green, then paint a thin vertical line of Dark Angel Green down the middle of the white bar.
- Use Centaur Brown and paint a thin line over her eyes for the eyebrows
- Use Coral and paint a thin line on her lips
- Hair
- Basecoat the hair centaur brown
- Wash the hair with Chestnut Ink
- Blend a little bit of Firey Orange with the Centaur Brown and drybrush the highlights. Keep adding a little more Firey Orange until you have reached a nice red-headed look
- Basecoat the hair wrappings Bleached Bone and when dry, wash with Flesh Wash
- Use a blend of White and Bleached Bone to highlight the hair wrappings
- Armor
- Basecoat sword, chainmail, and thigh plate - Mithril Silver; Armor - Dark Angel Green
- Wash everything with diluted Paynes Grey
- Blend a little bit of Dark Angel Green and Vile Green, thin, and add some highlights to the chest armor
- Drybrush the sword, chainmail, and thigh plate with Mithril Silver
- Using a fine brush, pick out the enameling on her armor in Aluminum
- Remaining Items
- Basecoat Boots and belt - Centaur Brown; Bracelets and hilt of sword - Shining Gold
- Wash the boots with a diluted Paynes Grey; Burnished Gold and Bleached Bone bits with Flesh Wash
- Pick out the straps on her boots using Bestial Brown
- Paint a couple of runes on the sword using Chaos Black
- Base
- Cover the base with a little bit of Elmers Glue slightly thinned with water
- Dip figure into a box of fine sand and let dry
- Wash dried sand with a diluted mix of Raw Umber and water
- Dab a little bit of glue in patches and then dip the base in a box of static grass. This will give you the little grassy patches
- Steal a rock or two from your cat's litter box and glue onto base
- Pull of a small chunk of lichen and glue to the base