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#Army painter quickshade inks side by side how to
#Army painter quickshade inks side by side skin

#Army painter quickshade inks side by side skin

Vallejo Basic Skin Tone (from Vallejo Face Painting Set).

Painting the Screaming Antelope: Paints Used: I used them to fill the unavoidably gigantic gaps between the pieces once cemented together. The Green Stuff, though optional, I highly recommend. The Xacto Knife and files were used to smooth out and cut out any extra pieces of plastic hanging off. The miniature was cut from the sprues and assembled as directed by the Vibrant Lantern build guide - though I waited until the entire miniature was painted until I based it. Important Safety: Make sure to use the Plastic Cement in a well ventilated area because it has some pretty strong fumes, even with the facemask/respirator.

Facemask/respirator when working with Plastic Cement (Optional).

But the link seems to be broken for now, so I will link you to a nice guide by Vibrant Lantern - a great resource for assembling your Kingdom Death minis. The assembly guide straight from the Kingdom Death website would usually be used here. Beyond that though, the experience is all for you to experience. When you hunt the Antelope, you will feel like you are battling a new monster, as you should. Whether you decide to hunt the Screaming Antelope early or later, the hunt and the showdown are different enough from the White Lion to give you an entirely unique experience.

Accessible as a hunt as early as Lantern Year 2, the Screaming Antelope becomes one of your choices next to the White Lion. The Screaming Antelope is one of the first monsters you will face early on in your core-game campaign of Kingdom Death: Monster. It’s always a fun, artistic, and creative outlet for me, and it’s always more meaningful to share it with people who appreciate the work and effort. I’d like to extend the special thanks to all of those who have supported me, my work, and my blog. It was definitely a pleasant surprise and a huge motivation for me to keep on creating more content and contributing to the community. I’d like to give a special thanks to Adam and the rest of the Kingdom Death staff for the shout-out and for featuring my painting and basing tutorial of the White Lion in the last Kingdom Death: Monster Kickstarter Update.

#Army painter quickshade inks side by side how to

This is a tutorial on how to paint and how to base the Screaming Antelope from Kingdom Death: Monster.