How to Paint Wanderers Glade Guard

I love painting models. However since I’m married, have kids, and a full time job. I don’t have a whole lot of time left to hobby. So I try to find ways to shorten the painting process. So I can finish my projects sooner, and spend more time playing!

Here’s my first how to paint post, please leave a comment so I can improve your experience in viewing my posts!

My first how to will feature Wanderers Glade Guard.

Step 1: Basecoat

Well actually priming is the first step. However I use citadel spray, so it combines the priming and basecoating steps.

I used Death Guard Green. Excellent color in my opinion.

Model should look like so when finished 

Step 2: Paint Skin.

I find it easier to paint the deepest details of the model first; then paint outwards. Most often the deepest part of the model is the skin.

 I highly recommend the citadel painting handle.

 I used Cadian Fleshtone for the skin.

Skin finished.

Step 3: Paint Leather/Bow

I used mournfang brown for all the leather and the bow.

Step 4: Wash 

I used Agrax Earthshade for the brown and green.

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5: Dry brush 

Dry brushing is a much quicker technique than edge highlighting. Recommend dry brushing if you’re trying to quickly knock out a battleline unit.

I used Nurgling Green Paint.

Step 5 wash.. again!

I used reikland fleshshade for skin wash.

Step 6: Paint Leaves/tights.

I used Warpstone glow.

Step 7: Paint Fletching 

I found blue Fletching to be a nice contrast to all the earth tone  colors.

Step 8: Base your miniature. 

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