Dwarf Dragon Slayer (Finished and Painting Guide)

Here's the finished Dragon Slayer that I showed the other day. I said it before, but it bears repeating; this is an amazing model. Stunning pose and detail, and because its plastic I'm not concerned about it breaking or bending.

I used a fairly standard scheme, but recently picked up some edge paints, so those were used on the beard. Not sure what else is worth mentioning, but if there are any questions, please let me know.

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Dwarf Dragon Slayer Unboxing and Assembly

Here's the new Dragon Slayer plastic character. These single pose plastic characters are stunning, and the dynamic pose on this guy really takes the cake. I'll be painting him up as soon as I get a chance and posting a video, but that may take a week or so.

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Dwarf Warrior Painting Guide

Here's my latest painting guide for a basic Dwarf Warrior. This one is from the Battle for Skull Pass set, so he's a one piece model with a little less detail. I did him up in a way that would be easy to do a ton of rank and file troops so you can get your army on the table quickly. I'm hoping to pick up one of the new Dwarf Characters, but I'm not sure how soon I'll be able to get him painted.

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Dark Eldar Scourges (Finished and Painting guide)

Its been a while since my last Dark Eldar painting tutorial, so I thought I'd do the Scourges I've had waiting. I painted a whole ton of dark eldar base colours with my airbrush a while back, so I kind of skip that step in this tutorial. I basically took the main armour colours and sprayed the progressive highlights from above to give some object source style lighting. After that I drybrushed them with Helion green dry to bring out some of the edges. This means the base colours are pretty standard across my army, but don't really add much to the final look of the model.

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