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 Basic Blue, in an easy 5 stage guide
zain
Posted: Feb 6 2007, 09:24 PM





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Hi there this is the first in a series of 5 step tutorials that should help painters who struggle with certain colours or details of paining.

For painting blue you’ll need the following items:
Regal blue
Midnight blue
Enchanted blue
Bleached bone
Skull white
Chaos black
Scorched brown

I’d also recommend using fine brushes say sizes 2 to about 00, I’d say these are the best size for most models.


Stage 1: paint a mix of 30% midnight blue, 40% regal blue, 10% chaos black and 20% scorched brown. With this mix cover the entire area you want to paint blue. I recommend that you do two or three thin coats instead of one thick one.

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Stage 2. Now with that area dry mix ; 80% regal blue, 15% scorched brown and 5% chaos black. Paint this over 80% of the base coat or just so you can see the original coat in the lower parts of the model.

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Stage 3. Now the darker areas of the model are done you can move on to the main areas. For this mix; 50% regal blue and 50% enchanted blue. Paint this over 80 % of stage 2.

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Stage 4. Now mix; 30% regal blue, 55% enchanted blue and 15% bleached bone. Paint this in thinner coats than you have been doing over 50%-60% of stage 3

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Stage 5. Finally add some skull white to the stage 4 mix and highlight 20% of stage 4. After this I recommend you use a few layers of thinned blue ink.

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And that’s it simple and quick tutorial for blue. If you have any questions please pm me.
Hope this has helped
All the best
Zain.
morfangdakka
Posted: Feb 7 2007, 05:17 PM





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Well this is a lot easier than the way I have been blue. Thanks and if you can do one on red that would great.


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zain
Posted: Feb 7 2007, 09:30 PM





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as a matter of fact my next 2 tutorials are red and how to paint easy chevrons. If any one has any more ideas for tutorials for me to do it would be a great help.
thanks
zain
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