While I was working on my Necromunda terrain collection, I didn’t forget about #taleoftuesdays and my Stormcast Eternals warband. I made good progress with the second batch of models. These Sequitors take longer to paint than regular Stormcast because of all the different textures and details, but my Contrast and washes approach helps to keep the painting time reasonable. And yet, I only got one weekend to finish them all, as I have to have them finished by next Tuesday.
What do you think, will I be able to make it? And how do you like my approach to the Stormblood Guard?
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wow it looks very nice! how did you paint the bone cloth?
Agrax Earthshade thinned with Lahmian Medium over Wraithbone primer. Then a highlight of Reaper Master Series Polished Bone (a mix of Rakarth Flesh and Pallid Wych Flesh would be close).