Painting
As of right now, this is all I have for painting. I never have really thought of doing painting tips, but now that I look upon it, maybe I should. Just some insight, I suppose, is better than none., Though my methods are not those of the 'Eavy Metal team that we are used to, I prefer to use my own branded style of painting. So, if you have any questions, I'd be glad to answer them for you. And maybe, some day in the far future, when we get new minis (or I create a mini with a wargear item on them), I will put up another painting walkthrough.
Start by priming your figures. Always have a paint shemce in mind before you paint, because your base coat can save you time and can alter how the paint looks when it dries.
Always start with one color and work through. I've found this to be most ennjoyable (though some prefer not to, it's your choice). Don't worry if you make mistakes, you can fix them later. Here, I always start with Blood Red first.
Some areas are big, so your brush might streak. This is ok. If you find this happens to you, a second layer of paint won't hurt. Just don't over do it!
Then, I pick another color. It is usually Skull White. I use a detail brush, or a fine detail brush, to get the edges of the cloak. Notice the red spot on the back of her leg? This can be fixed later on.
