Mournfang Brown – Air Paint is a base coat paint from Citadel Colour, specifically designed for miniature painting. Its pigments are of high quality, and it is an acrylic paint that dries to a matt finish. It is a versatile foundation color with excellent coverage, perfect for beginners looking to expand their palette of colours for miniatures. It can be used as a base coat for a variety of different miniature painting projects and it is a great addition to any miniature painter’s collection. What armies to paint with Mournfang Brown – Air Paint

For reference, this is an Ariadna Antipode K-9 from infinity, specifically the one from the army box. Painting recipes for the various non werewolf sections are summarized below: This method is a little more involved and does require the use of an airbrush, so it’s not a great one for new painters or those without an airbrush (though you can achieve the same effect without using an airbrush – but we’ll get to that in a moment). Step 1 – Priming This paint isn’t as heavily textured, so will give the impression that some areas are more worn than others. Step 3 – The Browning How, where, and what colour you paint your model now is largely dependent on what you’re painting, but in our video, as we were painting a cargo container and a plague marine, so we painted they blue and an off-white. Get your loved-ones, housemates, co-habitors, neighbours and anyone who happens to walk by to give it a shake to. When your arms are all no longer responding to commands from your brain, you can stop shaking it and move on to Step 2. Step 3 – Apply All Over

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Paint the grain of the logs on the base with thin lines of Gorthor Brown and then paint the mushrooms on the base with the same colour.

Grey Straps: Basecoat VMC London Grey. Then realize that’s way lighter than you want the straps to be and throw Nuln Oil and Basilicanum Grey at the problem until they’re sufficiently dark. Mix white or light grey into the basecoat for an edge highlight. This is very important this time around, as we’ll be using a thinner mixture of Dirty Down’s rust, so we’ll need that brown base coat. Step 3 – Shake it Off Up P3 Paints did not really match very closely with the old GW range, but a detailed explanation of each paint can be found here: http://www.brushthralls.com/pre-painting-prep/color-theory-10p3.htmlSome miniatures just need a good coating of filth and weathering to make them really stand out. Whether it’s your Death Guard for Warhammer 40,0000, the skeletons in your Age of Sigmar Soulblight Gravelords, or something else entirely different, this guide will give you everything you need to get your miniatures looking as rusted as possible. How to Paint Rust on Miniatures and Models – Video As with Method 1, this product still needs to be shaken until your arms hurt, so grab that pot and shake it until there are tears in your eyes and you’re begging to be allowed to stop. Then, shake it for another ten minutes. Step 3 – Corrosion