I was of course going with the classic white trooper. Now anyone who's painted white will know that getting it smooth is a bit of a bitch, so building up the white steadily is key.
Firstly I undercoated the mini in Army Painters Uniform Grey (not pictured) Then I zenith highlighted with Vallejo Game Air Stonewall Grey.
Next I zenith highlighted with Vallejo Model Colour Off White.
Then lastly I zenith highlighted with Vallejo Game Air Dead White.
Then repeat! Its actually pretty quick to do so I can't see it taking to long to get these guys done.
Now the base colour is applied it's time to add the details. There's not may colours on a classic Storm Trooper thankfully! The gloves, weapon, and eye lenses were painted black. The black was then softly highlighted with some thinned grey to make it stand out a bit more.
Finally I added some orange to the shoulder pad. Now as not all Storm Troopers are squad leaders, this is a stage just for this trooper. I started with some orange mixed with dark red, then blended up the colour to orange over several layers. To properly finish it off I added some pure white highlights to the edges of the armour.
More soon!
The GunGrave
Good work, the method is pretty close to what I would have done, only you've done more layers where I'd probably just fire them out at great speed!
ReplyDeleteI saw that terrain that TT Combat have been working on too. I'll probably pick some up at Salute this year, not for the Star Wars game, but just because it's cool and cheap. Last year they were doing pretty hefty discounts on their scenery, and it was already cheap to begin with!
Cheers Blaz! Yeah I really love the new TT stuff that's coming! I was making an 'Endor' board for Infinity anyway so terrainwise ive gone that way for now. I'm sure we'll see a Mos Isley table soon enough though!
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