In this video, I walk you through the process of painting a Grey Knight to a tabletop standard pretty quickly. You can use a brush or airbrush to achieve the
Start with Black Primer and then spray Leadbelcher over it, it has a much better finish over black than Grey Plastic and you will end up with better coverage. EDIT: Make sure you give the Black Primer a good amount of time to dry before spraying the Leadbelcher over the top (overnight ideally). 1.
Step 3. All of this was then shaded with a wash of a 1:1 mix of Drakenhof Nightshade and Lahmian Medium. I just slathered it all over the metal but made sure to watch out for it drying in weird pools. If it looked like it was pooling in a spot I didn’t want it, I just moved it around with my brush. Once this was dry, I went back with the
Today I present you a tutorial about painting the force sword for Grey Knights Dreadknight model. It can however be used in every faction. It's an advanced v
Assembling a Grey Knight that with a choice of backpacks can be painted to be an Interceptor, Purifier or part of a Strike Squad. Grey Knights are beautiful
I think Grey Knights are definitely a good beginner faction. Grey Knights are generally straightforward to play and we don't have loads of complex rules or require stacking lots of buffs. Given we currently have a bunch of redundant data sheets and strats, there tends to be a lot less to remember than for other armies.
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