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Let me show you a quick way to paint a World Eaters Exalted Eightbound. Even though there are many details, painting it is easier than it seems. Save it to not lose. We start with base layers and gradually build up, allowing us to correct any mistakes from the initial coat. First, we prime the miniature with black. Then we apply a layer of white primer. Make sure to shake the can well. We spray at a 45-degree angle for light simulation. Then we take brown and paint the skin. Then we use bright red for the armor — it flows well into the crevices. After that, we take polished silver and paint the joints — that steel-looking part. Then we use grim black for the nails, the horns, and the hair. After that, we mix one part brown, three parts peach flesh, and three parts medium to paint the backpack parts. Then we take Pallid Bone and apply it to the horns and skulls. If the paint gets into unwanted areas, we just touch it up with white. Then we take Holy White and use it for the axe handle. For the axe blade, we take Enhancement Steel. We paint the chains and other small details with Polished Silver. Next, we mix three parts Polished Silver and one part Golden Armor. This gives us a rich color we apply to the edges of the armor and the backpack frame. At the end, we add a few tones to create depth. That’s it — fast and nice result. Subscribe. #warhammer40k #warhammer  #wh40k #warhammercommunity #miniature #miniatures #minis #wargames #boardgames #warhammer40000 #openforcollab #ofc #collabwithme #gameworkshop #painting #paintingtutorial #paintingminiatures #miniaturepainting #tip #tutorial #stepbystep #manual  #paint #armypainter #thearmypainter #speedpaint #speedpainting #time4hobby #timeforhobby #worldeaters #exalted #CapCut
Let me show you a quick way to paint a World Eaters Exalted Eightbound. Even though there are many details, painting it is easier than it seems. Save it to not lose. We start with base layers and gradually build up, allowing us to correct any mistakes from the initial coat. First, we prime the miniature with black. Then we apply a layer of white primer. Make sure to shake the can well. We spray at a 45-degree angle for light simulation. Then we take brown and paint the skin. Then we use bright red for the armor — it flows well into the crevices. After that, we take polished silver and paint the joints — that steel-looking part. Then we use grim black for the nails, the horns, and the hair. After that, we mix one part brown, three parts peach flesh, and three parts medium to paint the backpack parts. Then we take Pallid Bone and apply it to the horns and skulls. If the paint gets into unwanted areas, we just touch it up with white. Then we take Holy White and use it for the axe handle. For the axe blade, we take Enhancement Steel. We paint the chains and other small details with Polished Silver. Next, we mix three parts Polished Silver and one part Golden Armor. This gives us a rich color we apply to the edges of the armor and the backpack frame. At the end, we add a few tones to create depth. That’s it — fast and nice result. Subscribe. #warhammer40k #warhammer #wh40k #warhammercommunity #miniature #miniatures #minis #wargames #boardgames #warhammer40000 #openforcollab #ofc #collabwithme #gameworkshop #painting #paintingtutorial #paintingminiatures #miniaturepainting #tip #tutorial #stepbystep #manual #paint #armypainter #thearmypainter #speedpaint #speedpainting #time4hobby #timeforhobby #worldeaters #exalted #CapCut

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