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[Dam13n]

What started out as a random kitbash and basing idea, then became a colour scheme test for my Necromunda Slave Ogryns has turned out to be a pretty decent foray into Inq28.

So, here is "Ghost", a Savlar Chem Dog Veteran.

[Bjorn Firewalker]

Impressive work.

[Yosef Hausakluif]

Great detailed painting in such a small model. His mask/face paint is excellent; and REALLY dig the attention to his base looking like hive sink toxic waste where a Chem Dog would be deployed and excel. An entire army with bases like that would be sweet! (Is it Nurgles Rot you used for that effect?)

[Dam13n]

I did use Nurgle's Rot. In fact...

- Spray Black.
- Stipple/Drybrush with Stegadon Scale Green, then Dark Reaper, then Stormvermin Fur.
- Wash with Nuln Oil Gloss.
- Patchy wash with Typhus Corrosion.
- Minimal edge highlight on the raised edges with Mechanicus Standard Grey.
- 2 layers of Nurgle's Rot, building up the colour towards the edges of the toxic sludge. The first layer also involved a little stippling onto the larger areas to create a slightly mottled effect.
- A good thick layer of gloss varnish applied over the areas of toxic sludge.
- Rim re-painted with Abaddon Black.

Really quick and easy.

Edited by Dam13n, 29 September 2020 - 07:10 AM.

[Yosef Hausakluif]

That’s an awesome recipe and REALLY achieves the effect in a subtle realistic way!