Showcase: Necron Royal Warden
In this post I finish Issue 1 of Imperium part works magazine by completing the Royal Warden. I talk about the photo and share my painting tutorial.
Tutorial: How to speedpaint Necron Szarekhan Dynasty armour
In this tutorial I’m going to explain how to get the Ork shanty town terrain from Kill Team: Octarius ready in no time, while matching the colour palette of the Octarius gaming boards. This technique works very well for all sorts of terrain and also Ork vehicles, so make sure to check it out.
Tutorial: How to paint Necron Flayed Ones
In this post, I’ll show you how to paint Necron Flayed Ones in 19 easy to follow steps. You’ll learn how to thin and blend washes, paint blood effects and more. Find out how in this tutorial.
Showcase: Necron Flayed Ones
Today on the blog I share my Necron Flayed Ones. So put that lotion on your skin and read on, otherwise you’ll get the hose again.
Showcase: Necron Chronomancer
Garfy shares his finished Necron Chronomancer in this post and talks about some of the weapon profiles available.
Showcase: Necron Warriors and Scarabs
Welcome to my first blog post on the new Tale of Painters site. Stahly has done an amazing job on the new website, it’s so good! Anyway, enough of that. I’m here to talk about my newly finished Necron Warriors and Scarabs.
Showcase: Necron Scorpekh Destroyers
These Skorpekh Destroyers are happily slaughtering Ultramarines in a whirlwind of hyperphase weaponry. I really enjoyed painting these and it’s got me thinking about army building. More on this after the jump.
Review: Necrons C’tan Shard of the Void Dragon
Games Workshop has kindly sent me a C’Tan Shard of the Void Dragon to paint and I thought it’d be cool to give the kit a review and share my thoughts with you. He’s up for pre-order today (17th October 2020) and will be released on Saturday 24th October. Check out my review plus some spectacular photos after the jump.
Showcase: Necrons from Indomitus by Arkaan
Hello, it’s Arkaan here. Today I’m happy to present my approach to the Necrons force from Indomitus in box art style. Doing all of these models in a limited amount of time was a bit new to me, in terms of painting batch painting that didn’t bore…
Showcase: Necron Canoptek Reanimator
Towering above the battlefield the Canoptek Reanimator uses it’s long limbs to stride over battlefield debris. The unthinking stilt-limbed construct uses it’s Nano-Scarab Reanimation Beams to reduce matter down to component atoms to repurpose for repairing fallen Necrons. After the jump, I take a look it’s rules and share a group shot of all my Necrons so far.
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