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The model was washed, cleaned and primed.
The armour and chains were painted black, and then drybrushed with Tin Bitz and a subtle drybrush of Boltgun Metal.


At this point the armour is nearly finished, it needs some more "rust" and "oil" on it, which will be achieved with orange paint and brown ink. The skin of the Squiggoth is just plain Catachan Green at the moment.

It is a very impressive model, and even with individual chains, it is still only in the main a one piece casting. I really like the armour in this shot, and it really looks good.

The next stage was to finish all the green skin and move onto the mouth.

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