How To Paint: Sinister Red | Intermediate | Warhammer

[@F_N_Inquisitor]

If it were me, I'd have started with Gal Vorbak Red, then do Mephiston red everywhere except the recesses

[@laurawright719]

I find that starting with a dark purple and working up through dark to bright reds makes for a vibrant and gorgeous cape on my Storm Dragons

[@n0p326]

Looks really great! Will work Perfect for my orks and skeletons Thanks for this tutorial

[@therickspears]

Is it just me, or is that a different Termagant model? I've built and painted up dozens of the little guys, I swear I know their poses by heart, this looks... different.

[@mledgerwood4253]

Great focus on a colour - more like this please!

[@MaycourtRainworth]

Great tutorial! Looks very sinister indeed.

[@cordial001]

Looks especially great on the shield, I think. Thank you

[@AMattyDevil]

Awesome vid Em!

[@brockvenator2299]

That's excellent, I'd add an extra step by glazing with angron red clear, make it blanche

[@RolandoRatas]

This is how I paint my Ork fuel caninsters for their Skorchas.

[@AveryStepney]

Well done 👍

[@Keram-io8hv]

NGL, red is my fav to colour

[@karlriddell3396]

Why would the Emperor allow this to not have a transcript? How am I gonna run this through my GPT automations without a transcript.

[@BigMushroom]

Can work for purple too?

[@ShadowlessFist]

Principles are usually the same no matter the colour, start with the dark purple and work your way Up to the lighter purple on the highest points and sharper edges of things 😁👍🏾

[@TurbanCatMccoy]

Why is nuln oil glossy everytime I use it???

[@officialwarhammer]

Gotta give it a really good shake before use. Storing it in a cool place will also help with this.