Painting Dropfleet Commander Scourge - Tutorial
I've had a few requests for the method that I used to paint these Scourge frigates for Dropfleet Commander. I had two requirements for these ships: they had to look good, and they had to paint up quickly. The good news was that I was able to achieve both of those goals, and use easy techniques.
I found a quick tutorial from the excellent blog Tomorrow When the Revolution Begins. I liked the way his ships turned out so I followed his lead.
That's it. It was very fast, required a steady hand only for steps nine and ten, and they finished up looking great!
Pick some Scourge up, or any of the other excellent Dropfleet Commander models and have a try. Washes and drybrushing are the way to go with them. What could be easier?
Also, take some time to visit Tomorrow When the Revolution Comes... there's a lot of quality content over there.
I found a quick tutorial from the excellent blog Tomorrow When the Revolution Begins. I liked the way his ships turned out so I followed his lead.
- Prime white
- Airbrush Vallejo Model Air Chrome
- Heavy Nuln Oil Wash
- Heavy drybrush VMA Chrome to bring back the shiny bits
- Citadel Druchii Violet Wash on the ridges
- Citadel Athonian Camo Wash on the rest
- I may have hit the middle of the ridges again with Druchii Violet to deepen the purple
- Light drybrush with Vallejo Model Air Gold
- Pick out eyes with red, orange crescent on bottom, white dot on top
- Pick out engines: Vallejo Game Color Magic Blue and white (with one or two watered-down blends of the colors for transition)
- Varnish
That's it. It was very fast, required a steady hand only for steps nine and ten, and they finished up looking great!
Pick some Scourge up, or any of the other excellent Dropfleet Commander models and have a try. Washes and drybrushing are the way to go with them. What could be easier?
Also, take some time to visit Tomorrow When the Revolution Comes... there's a lot of quality content over there.
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