Game of Thrones Base + next project.

I have applied the washes as mentioned in the last post to the base. I drybrushed all of the stone up through dheneb stone and white. (same with the urn) The wood had some more of the brown colour with a bit of snakebite leather on top before a pure devlan mud wash.

next project will be marneus calgar, he narrowly beat out the nurgle champ!

Just in case you did not know who he is  Marneus Augustus Calgar

TL:DR (hard as ****)

Oberyn Martell - "The Viper"

A start made on this dude.

Basecoat mythiril on the steel, basecoat snakebite on the gold/leather glove.  Also a start made on the patern on his chest, very instricate, no idea how I am going to paint it... i might try a drybrsh and just make it a lighter red than the rest of his surcoat.

too fine detailed to paint onto it...

Oh and his face was basecoated and washed... forgot to do his bare hand... d'oh!  I have pictured the paints I am using for the skin and they are mostly new shades, nicely expanded skin range from GW.

Also a gryphonne/violet wash for the skin is looking really good. bit of violet is so nice.

Skaven - complete | Orc - Ribbons

Hello there,

Test Skaven has been completed - very quick job with a lot of drybrushing in the mix.

For the skin, I went talarn flesh, ogryn wash, dwarf then elf. Metal was macharius orange and scorched brown drybrushed on then drybrush of chainmail.

Bindings were the brown colour then washed with ogryn and painted dheneb.

Parchment was ogryn washed then drybrushed with dheneb and white.

Wood was brown + wash then left. The bone details wre treated as per the parchment

think thats about it...

Also basecoated the ribbon on Mr Grimgor Ironhide. Going for a yellow/purple arrangement to match my empire general.

Orc Armour & Skaven basecoat

Started basecoating the orc armour, thin layer of metallic paint there... the metallic paints are so much better if applied slightly thinned, negates the need for drybrushing a lot of the time in my book.

Also a quick basecoat on the skaven dude. (picture below shows paints I plan to use for reference)

Knarloc green looks nothing like that pot through, dark pigment stuck on the sides no matter how much I shake it!

Felt great to paint something quickly, I think I got a pretty accurate basecoat on it as well.

I have also taken a picture of the light reflecting off the shoulders for reference later in highlighting.