How to Paint: Drukhari Mandrakes - Warhammer40k Kill Team Nightmare

[@goforitpainting]

Cool paint job. 🖌

[@BbMiniatures]

Bless up mate thanks!

[@since1968]

Beautiful work. Is there a list of all the paints used? Perhaps on your Patreon?

[@BbMiniatures]

The paints used is listed in the Description my friend

[@TheycallmeWade]

How do you not have hundreds of thousands of subscribers your work and video quality is amazing also you sound is 👌😊

[@BbMiniatures]

Too kind mate thank you ☺️🙏. I’m glad you enjoyed the tutorial and if you would like to help, I’d appreciate sharing it to anyone you think would find it helpful 🥰.

[@since1968]

Do you have a separate tutorial for painting the sword?

[@BbMiniatures]

Not for this miniature I’m afraid. I have a lot of various Nmm blade tutorials on my Patreon that can be references for this one.

[@since1968]

@@BbMiniatures Cool. Subscribed at Essentials level.

[@abijango]

Amazing scheme. Amazing execution! 😮

[@BbMiniatures]

Much love mate thank you 🙏☺️

[@TheMasterFishboy]

Incredible work.

[@BbMiniatures]

Thank you very much ✌️❤️🙏

[@RenzoCaballini]

Super dope!

[@BbMiniatures]

Bless up man thanks!

[@asalatham]

Awesome paint job and video. What did you use for the basing i feel like it really adds to the samurai feel

[@BbMiniatures]

The ground cover is dry autumn leaves from Green Stuff World that was placed over a fairly generic acrylic texture paint and pigment.

[@Cleer33]

Qué pintura usas para pintar la piel ? Qué colores son ? Muchas gracias

[@BbMiniatures]

The paint list is in the description :)

[@nikris7434]

hi, what color did you prime the model? I mean the initial color that covered the entire miniature

[@BbMiniatures]

Hey, sorry I missed that initial detail of the base tone! That was a solid application of Misfits Green from Scale75. Hope that helps with the tutorial :)