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Step-by-step guides to preparing, assembling and painting miniatures from BrushDojo and the community.
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Caestus — blue and ivory
Deep blue hull panels meet warm ivory markings on this Caestus. Dark openings, steel engines and small brass fasteners give the broad armour surfaces a crisp mechanical frame.
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Immortal — aged steel and gauss green
Aged steel and bronze trim frame the Immortal's green energy cores. Dark joints and a black blaster casing keep the metal skeleton distinct from the brighter gauss details.
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Chestnut feathers and a honey-coloured collar
Chestnut body feathers, a honey-coloured neck and a dark tail create a warm, natural hen. Red comb and wattles sharpen the face, while careful shading separates the overlapping feather rows.
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Sigmar in gold and crimson
Warm gold armour and crimson cloth give Sigmar a strong ceremonial palette. Ivory emblems, a cool steel hammer and brown hair keep the sculpted ornaments separate from the glowing armour.
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Teal hunter with crimson cloth
Deep teal scales contrast with a pale underside and crimson cloth. Brown spear wood, cool steel and muted bronze fittings give the hunter's equipment its own material character.
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Lilac light over deep purple
Deep purple folds brighten gradually into lilac toward the upper-left rim. Thin overlapping layers soften the colour change while keeping the flute valleys and inner bowl darker.
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Jade ridges and a brass crown
Pale jade highlights pick out the projecting rows above a deep turquoise body. A warm brass crown and darker right-hand channels give the stepped relief a clear direction of light.
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Slate planes and warm ochre
Blue-grey body planes surround a warm ochre face, hands and toes. Highlights stay within the polygon boundaries, giving the gorilla depth without softening its low-poly edges.
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Warm ivory with cool shadows
Warm ivory crowns and roots are shaped with cool grey-beige shadows. Small pale highlights follow the rounded lobes and rim, leaving the root fork and cup interior subdued.
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Turquoise and ivory
A turquoise ring surrounds a shaded central opening, with an ivory lip at the neck. Soft layers brighten the curved front rather than outlining the whole silhouette.
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Terracotta and aged bronze
Red-brown terracotta and aged bronze handles give this vessel a weathered finish. Darker lower surfaces, worn clay edges and restrained patina keep the two materials distinct.
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Plum flowers and ivory lacing
Deep plum flowers sit beside muted mauve panels and ivory lacing. Carefully placed highlights bring out the raised cords and floral relief without flattening the vase's narrow waist.
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Turquoise scales and weathered bronze
Turquoise scales, worn bronze armour and dark leather build a clear contrast of materials. Cream horns, amber eyes and a few bright facial accents give the Saurian a focused finish.
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Indigo octopus with lavender suckers
Indigo curves and lavender suckers give the octopus planter a soft, cool palette. Shadows beneath the tentacles and tiny eye glints bring depth to the rounded face.
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Ivory armour, crimson hair and emerald cloth
Ivory armour contrasts with crimson hair and emerald cloth. Black joints, a steel blade with a blue cutting edge, red gemstones and turquoise lenses keep each small accent clearly separated.
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Ivory armour, burgundy robes and brass
Ivory plates and burgundy robes frame the Domina's machinery. Warm brass ornaments, cooler steel hoses and turquoise lenses separate the ceremonial details from the working mechanisms.
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Turquoise folds and copper edges
Turquoise outer folds meet an ivory interior and narrow copper edges. Lighter outward faces make the angular planter readable without painting across the seams between its planes.
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Warm ivory goat
Warm ivory hair, brown horns and dark hooves give the goat a restrained natural coat. Shading in the hair channels and small highlights on the raised locks preserve the long-haired texture.
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Teal chameleon with a green crest
A cool teal body supports a brighter green crest and amber eyes. Pale throat spikes and selective facet highlights keep the angular chameleon's head as the main focus.
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Winter teal and antique gold deer
Winter teal, gold antlers and ivory snowflake relief give the deer a festive finish. Dark eyes and hooves anchor the smooth body, while small highlights keep the raised snowflakes crisp.
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Ivory ox skull with dark horns
Warm ivory bone and dark brown horns define the ox skull. Deep socket shadows and selective forehead highlights preserve the fragile openings and curved horn roots.
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Black Templars — ivory prow and charcoal armour
Charcoal armour surrounds the Impulsor's warm ivory prow. Steel mechanisms, crimson fittings and carefully defined repulsor coils break up the large panels without losing the Black Templars' dark character.
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Ivory fleece, brown face
Cream fleece frames a brown face and legs, with black eyes, nose and hooves. Recess shading and highlights on the upper curls bring out the sheep's woolly relief.
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Soft peach pig
Soft peach skin is rounded with cool violet fold shadows and lighter forehead and shoulders. Brown hooves and tiny black eyes finish the pig's gentle natural palette.
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