Games Workshop Citadel Pot de Peinture - Base Corax White

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Contrast paints are great at tinting metallic colours. When applied with an airbrush, they act like transparent filters. default:x=elById(divtarget);x.innerHTML=xmlHttp.responseText;if(divtarget=='explain'){showElement('explain');centerObject('explain');}

function hideQuestionForm(){x=elById("questionform"),x.style.visibility="hidden",x.style.display="none"} params=invar;if(location.protocol==="https:"){scriptname=scriptname.replace("http:","https:");} else {scriptname=scriptname.replace("https:","http:");} Having said that, like washes, Contrast paints work best on models with a lot of texture, organic details like fur, hair, scales, muscles, clothes with a lot of creases, segmented armour and the like. White Scar is designed specifically for use with Contrast paints, to sit alongside the cool Grey Seer and the warmer Wraithbone sprays. There’s nothing stopping you from using it with our regular Citadel range, however. It’s great for creating punchier colours from a brighter undercoat – you can even try using our reformulated Shades on it for bold new results. if(location.protocol==="https:"){t=t.replace("http:","https:");} else {t=t.replace("https:","http:");}Horus had formulated a plan to cast down the Unsighted Kings in a lightning war that would purge the afflicted population while retaining the cluster's highly developed infrastructure for future re-population. Furthermore, a rapid victory would demonstrate to Horus' brother-Primarchs that the Emperor had been correct to elevate him so high a rank. The Warmaster's plan called for the bulk of four Legions -- the Luna Wolves, Space Wolves, Iron Warriors and Raven Guard -- to converge on the heavily fortified lair of the Unsighted Kings before a final, overwhelming assault was launched. Having brought the outer worlds of the cluster to heel in a matter of solar weeks, the Warmaster called a council of his brother-Primarchs, one part of his plan calling for the Raven Guard to make a frontal assault directly into the guns of the defenders of Gate Forty-Two. Corax argued against what he denounced as a waste of resources and a needless squandering of his warriors' lives, countering with a strategy of his own. The Raven Lord proposed that his Legion should draw off the enemy forces in a series of feints, allowing the three other Legions to overwhelm what defenders remained at the walls with comparative ease. You could even experiment with painting the darker Contrast over “medium” base colours, for example, Wyldwood (dark brown) over Baneblade Brown (medium khaki/light brown) for a really deep dark brown. Or mix your Contrast paints with a lot of Contrast Medium or Lahmian Medium to use them as a wash or glaze.

Hopefully, this side-by-side comparison of primers and the Citadel Contrast paints has helped you decide which primer you should go with and maybe what Contrast paint would look best for your minis! Our Favorite Contrast Paints So Far: function findPos(e){var t=curtop=curwidth=curheight=0;if(curwidth=e.offsetWidth,curheight=e.offsetHeight,e.offsetParent)for(;e.offsetParent;)t+=e.offsetLeft,curtop+=e.offsetTop,e=e.offsetParent; I was allowed to test White Scar Sprayand it has very good coverage and is easy to use.I also realise why Games Workshop is replacing Corax White. Many people have asked for a true white primer, and many of the 25 new Contrast paints are very vibrant, and a pure white basecoat will really help to give these colours a boost. Here is a Kruleboy I painted with the new Shade and Contrast Paints over White Scar primer, and you can see how much the new magenta Contrast paint pops on his shield: For leathers, I personally use VMC Mahogany with an Agrax wash and a Deathclaw Brown edge highlight. You can use contrast or whatever you’d like to be honest. Credit: OhDearGodNoHere are my favourite three white paints. They make a great triad for basecoating, shading, and highlighting: function closeDownImage(){x =document.getElementById('imageloader');x.innerHTML='';x.style.visibility='hidden';x.style.display='none';y = document.getElementById('imageloaderouter');y.style.visibility='hidden';y.style.display='none';}

The primer color you choose should reflect how vibrant of a color you want from the look of contrast paint on your miniatures. Here’s a table from GW Clemsford of the most used Citadel Spray Primers used with the same Contrast Paint:Homid - Human-born Corax are similar in many respects to their Garou counterparts, though they have Corax traits rather than some of the anger-management issues typical of werewolves. They are unable to take points in the Flight skill except with Freebie Points or Experience. function updateQty(e,t){qty=parseInt(elById(e).value),qty+=t,1>qty&&(qty=1),isNaN(qty)&&(qty=1),elById(e).value=qty} As Corax reached maturity, so the rule of the tech guilds drew to an end, though the overseers would not know of it until it was too late to avert their doom. Corax led a masterfully conceived campaign that bled the prison authorities dry, taking small cells of freedom fighters on a range of missions, some to steal weapons, others ammunition, still more to sabotage key systems so that they would fail at the moment of his choosing.

As you can see, the price for how much you get is pretty nice. Here’s what they have to say about it: Combine whichever medium you prefer in a half-and-half mix with Vallejo Flow improver to create your own “Contrast thinner.” Contrast Paint Color Comparisonsfunction findPosX(obj){var curleft=curtop=0,scr=obj,fixed=false;while((scr=scr.parentNode)&&scr!=document.body){curleft-=scr.scrollLeft http://www.wargamesfoundry.com - also do a range of similar to Citadel paints, will update when can get chance. function switchTab(e){for(x=elById("detailslist"),lis=x.getElementsByTagName("li"),activeTab="",lastTab="",y=elById("proddetails"),divs=y.getElementsByTagName("div"),i=0;i -1&&(lastTab=i),i==e?-1==tempStr.indexOf("active")&&(lis[i].className+="active",setOpacity(divs[i].id,0)):(tempStr=tempStr.replace("active",""),lis[i].className=tempStr);lastTab!=e&&(setOpacity(divs[e].id,0),transitionTabs(lastTab,e,0,0,300))} The second wave of "Loyalist" Space Marine Legions descended upon the landing zone on the northern edge of the Urgall Depression. Hundreds of Stormbirds and Thunderhawks roared towards the surface, their armoured hulls gleaming as the power of another four Astartes Legions arrived on Istvaan V. Yet the Space Marine Legions of the reserve were no longer loyal to the Emperor, having already secretly sworn themselves to Chaos and the cause of Horus. The Night Lords of Konrad Curze, the Iron Warriors of Perturabo, the Word Bearers of Lorgar Aurelian, and the Alpha Legion of Alpharius represented a force larger than that which had first begun the assault on Istvaan V. The secret Traitor Legions mustered in the landing zone, armed and ready for battle, unbloodied and fresh.