[Help with a Contrast Paint idea]

Sorry for taking so long, Black Templar has been out of stock for a long time at all my local stores. Did a quick test with reapers moth green over a white undercoat. The right side was with a layer of ardcoat over the green as well, since I was curious what would happen. The rear of the mini was with about 50/50 contrast medium and Black Templar, the front just undiluted Black Templar. A very quick and sloppy test but with a bit of practice and further testing it might be possible to do something interesting with this.

[Iron Bretonnians (was RE-Inventing the Steam Tank)]

This looks damn good and a really interesting way to make a unique aemy. Looking forward to seeing more.

[Harpoon Snag on engaged enemy]

Based on the bat rep in this month's white dwarf I'd say that you can't pull someone out of combat. 

[MarkK's Painting Blog]

Great stuff all around. I particularly like the Tzeentchian sorcerer, it inspires me to start working on mine too.

[The Spire Runners - Prepping for Warcry]

Wonderful models and a great theme! 

[Rune's Legion of Grief...]

I'd wager that your quality and my quality differs quite a lot.  I'm just happy that my mountain of grey plastic is more of a mound now. And I can always go back and add details later.

[Rune's Legion of Grief...]

Looking good! Contrast seems to be doing it's job. I painted the flesh of 20 tzaangors in an evening with pretty much the same level of quality as I would have gotten in a week with my normal technique. Finding the right amount of contrast medium to paint ratio took some time though. 

Maybe a warm colour would work for the base, like martian ironearth or whatever it's called? Or perhaps it would contrast to much with the blue?

[Rune's Legion of Grief...]

Awesome stuff and quite the undertaking. I'm sure you'll manage it in time. Might I ask what contrast colour the blue is? Is it two thinned coats of Talassar?