HeroQuest (1989) - How to paint Skeleton miniatures - Games Workshop Painting tutotial

Episode 53
Skeletons from Game's Workshop's HeroQuest: These bags o' bones may have no guts, but they come packing a substantial slashing scythe!
In this painting tutorial Attic Raiders shows how to paint skeletons, getting them nice and dungeon dingy and ready for the table!
It's time to break out the paintbrushes!
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[@stevenbillen]

Very good paint job.

[@TabletopIsland]

Solid work! Your painting tutorial skills are great! Keep it up!

[@AtticRaidersRetroReviews]

Thanks Bernardo. Painting is taking up a lot of my spare time at the moment, but more game reviews will be coming!

[@stevenbillen]

I'll have to see the complete finish.

[@kjwinston77]

Please explain dry brushing???

[@AtticRaidersRetroReviews]

Dry brushing is when you put some paint on your paintbrush and then wipe most of it off onto tissue or paper so that the brush is really dry with just a tiny bit of paint left on the bristles. When you swipe the brush across raised areas the paint is then only transferred to the high points and does not go into the recesses.