New Tyranid Toxicrene and Maleceptor are released today so there’s a good chance you might be looking for painting inspiration and advice on painting the creatures of the Hive Mind. We have just the thing for you! After the jump you will find five tutorials for five different schemes.
How to paint Tyranids: Garfy’s personal colour scheme.
How to paint Space Hulk Genestealers: classic blue and purple scheme.
How to paint Tyranids: Hive Fleet Leviathan colour scheme.
How to paint Tyranids: Hive Fleet Kraken colour scheme.
How to paint Tyranids: Hive Fleet Behemoth colour scheme.
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As much as I hate this unneeded release I still think your tutorials are pretty great.
Unneded!! The new Tyranid models and rules have been needed since the release of the Tyranid codex. The drop pod for example is essential and will now make Tyranids a top tier army choice.
Garfy, which of these colour scheme do you think is the quickest to paint?
Hive Fleet Kraken is probably the easiest. My top tip is don't use GW white primer. It's a rough chalky undercoat that spoils models. Invest in Vallejo Surface primer white and blast it through an airbrush. Way way cheaper. At £10 a can for gw spray, the vallejo bottle will soon pay for itself and the airbrush and the compressor. It lasts forever if you thin it with Tamiya thinners.