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First models painted! Hallowed Knight Liberators.

clubsmash

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Had a friend from America come and visit! And he took me to Warhammer World! 

Decided to grab the Age of Sigmar starter box set to get me started. The box set was actually quite intimidating at first, but once I glued everything together it seemed a really nice start for my entry into the Age of Sigmar world!

I just finished painting the liberators, I decided to go for the Hallowed Knights paint scheme. The first guy took me forever but the other four were much easier to do. Also had to wait for more paints as I had no clue what I needed... but 500 paint pots later I could finish!

Going to paint the prosecutors next. Angels with hammers... what is not to love! Not exactly sure how I am going to do the wings? Maybe grey with the Drakenhof Nightshade wash? Although I like the idea of a gradual change in colour on the wings, so maybe Retributor armour with Reikland Fleshshade, then dry brush with Golden Griffon for the gradience effect, and perhaps have white on the tips of the wings.

Let me know what you think of the painting? And if you have any tips or anything that would be great! Please don't be too mean, this is the first time I have painted anything almost ten years (walls not included)! 


Club out.

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Nin Win

Those are pretty awesome.

I think you have the right idea when it comes to dry brushing for the gradient.  There are advanced techniques like wet blending and glazing you could use, but a drybrushed transition works quite well.

I'd suggest not putting a bluish colour on the base rings.  It tends to take the focus off the model when its the same sort of colour.  A dark grey, brown on black would probably work better there.

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