Muller Miniatures

<p>This tutorial shows you how to paint a fast and easy 30k World Eater or like Lennart loves to call them Beaky Boy. Good luck.</p>

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World Eater Space Marine Mk6 armor 

Blue tag the shoulderpads, backpack and the gun. Use a Black Primer for the base coat.


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Vallejo Black Primer

We use AK brown grey AK11125. Spray like a zenithal but try to create a shadows by leeeving parts darker, but don\`t keep it full black.


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AK interactive Grey Brown AK11125

Cover the Brown grey with a zenithal of AK deck tan - AK11114 but try not to fully cover the previous step.


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AK interactive Deck Tan AK11114

After the do the same with a white. Any white will do, a Ink will give you a smoother coverage.


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Liquitex Acryl Ink Titanium White

Remove the Shoulderpads, and backpack and spray a Citadel Ultra marine contrast paint over it. the pre-shading from the previous grey and white steps will help with making a nice transition.


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Citadel Contrast Ultramarines Blue

Black out all the details like straps, rivets, exhaust and gun.


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Citadel Abaddon Black

After the black I’ve use some Vallejo MC magnesium 77.711 for the metal parts and highlighted that with Vallejo silver (any dark silver and light silver will work fine).




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Vallejo Model Color Silver 70997

Vallejo Metal Color Magnesium 77711

Time to highlight and recess shading. I used a grey to highlight between his arms and knees. For the recess shading you can take 2 steps:

\- Easy way : carefully use a nuln oil wash to shade, if you get coffee stains you can use the base color to carefully remove this. (Try to be as clean as possible )

\- Advanced way : use a gloss varnish in a slight grey-black or brown black oil wash for the recess. Use some sansodoor to clean any stains.


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Citadel Nuln Oil

Citadel Dawnstone

Abteilung 502 Starship Filth Modeling Oil Color

After the oil wash is fully dried we will do some weathering. We use a tiny piece of sponge. I dipped it in some pure withe and dab off 90% or the paint on a paper towel, softly press the sponge on the mini where you want the chipping to happen. I\`ve used a pure white so if shows better with the greyish armor. After that grab a sharp point paint brush and you get make the white chips bigger bij connecting them and with some Rhinox hide give them more depth, keep in mind! Always show a bit of white around the Rhinox hide.(extra give the model a free hand chapter symbol).


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Citadel White Scar

Citadel Rhinox Hide

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I using Lenny craft-it LENSES tutorial to paint then lenses with a red to yellow.


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Citadel Khorne Red

Citadel Mephiston Red

Citadel Evil Sunz Scarlet

Citadel Troll Slayer Orange

Citadel Yriel Yellow

Side view of the eyes and my free hand. You can also use decall on that one sholder pad. CHeck out Lenny\`s tutorial on how to do this effectively.


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Now the fun part! BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD! No World Eater is finished without blood! Grab an old brush and a toothpick. Softly whip the brush against the toothpick to create splatter. Test this first on a paper towel


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Citadel technical Blood For The Blood God

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Tutorial

World Eater Space Marine Mk6 armor

Tutorial steps archived

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