Article: Basic Guide with GW plastic Elf

ZaPhOd

ZaPhOd

Super Moderator
This is some pretty basic stuff but it is solid for a beginner to get some realistically good results without uber techniques!
 
Valander

Valander

Member
Pretty solid how-to for beginners. While these techniques probably won't get a mini rated higher than a 6, they will get a lot of models done for table-top warfare that don't look completely crappy. ;)
 
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tummy

New member
Great step-by-step guide for a beginner. Drybrushing might be a more "simple" technique for more advanced painters when adding depth to a model but it is an excellent way to learn what to highlight and what not to.
 
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fingolfin

New member
im gonna giv this one a minus that looks a little crappy so id say hmm i was expecting for more in this one ;)
 
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Maquard

New member
Sorry.. but i think too mutch work for an very bad result!

I don´t thnink, that i´m one of the "pro-Painters", but that... my little Brother can do without lesser work / Steps.

As i start to read your guide i was impressed... 1. Basecoat with the Basecolors... thank ink to get shadows... hmm.. why not ... but as i saw the detail picture i get upset... Why so mutch work?

For this result, you might start it mutch easyer and faster... simple basecoat black, and Drybrush all wanted colors! Finaly you might get a better result in lesser time, includet close to no dry time!
 
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