![]()
Homepage - News and
Views - Wargaming Rules - Show & GamesDay
Reports - Miniatures Gallery - Jimbo's
Workbench - Ork Workbench - Daemonhunters Workbench - Witch Hunters Workbench - Scenery & Terrain Workbench - Photography Techniques - Articles - Books - Editorial - Epic40K - Epic
Armageddon - Epic Workbench - Space 1889 - Flames of War - Flintloque - Star
Trek Full Thrust - Doctor Who - Warmaster - Warhammer40K - Warhammer 40K Miniatures Gallery - Blog![]()
![]()
The next stage was to highlight the gold areas and once dry and give these gold areas a wash of chestnut ink

One of the Grey Knights seemed to have deformed shoulder pad, so I have stuck a Forgeworld purity seal to cover the poor casting.
At this point I do think they are too shiny...
My original colour scheme for the Grey Knights in my Daemonhunters army was done as follows:
Black undercoat
Chainmail base coat
Thinned blue ink wash
Mithril highlights
However I was not happy with the results which looked too shiny.
Though I had followed the painting guide in the Codex there was one difference, I had used Chainmail and the guide recommended Boltgun metal. My local store had sold out of Boltgun, but I managed to get a pot the other day from a GW store and had a go at re-painting the Grey Knights and was much happier with the results.

They are now not as shiny but look more metallic.

I have also painted the wax seals on the purity seals, these were Scorched Brown witha red highlight.

I then painted the parchment of the purity seals with Bleached Bone, but I am not too happy with the result, so I will probably redo them. I also based the models using GW sand (this will be painted and drybrushed).

I have also received some reinforcements in the shape of the boxed set.
Copyright ©1998-2010 Felix's Gaming Pages All Rights Reserved.
This page was last updated on the 5 December, 2007