You own a copy of the Nemesis board game and want to paint all the character's miniatures? In this guide I will help you go through the process, so you can proudly play with your painted Scout miniature.
Hi, my name is Mateusz Jakubiuk and in this Nemesis painting guide series, I will give you useful tips and tricks on how to paint your miniatures. I want to help you understand the process of painting, not just giving color recipes, so we can all grow in this hobby together and become better painters.
You might also find something interesting if you just want to learn how to paint board game miniatures or wargaming armies.
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(00:00:00) - Intro.
(00:00:45) - Color scheme
(00:01:24) - Cleaning
(00:02:15) - Where to start?
(00:03:20) - Painting of the face
(00:07:56) - Painting of the suit
(00:09:37) - Painting of the armor
(00:17:18) - Final presentation
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👉Citadel:
- Corax White Primer Spray
- Chaos Black Primer Spray
- Xereus Purple
- Pallid Wych Flesh
- Nuln Oil
👉Vallejo
- Matt Varnish
- Satin V
👉Other brands
- Scalecolor Artist Magenta
- Scalecolor Abyssal Blue
- Liquitex Prussian Blue Ink
-----======Mateusz social media======-----
👍Instagram: / board_game_colors
👍Facebook: / barwygier
-----======Music======-----
🎵Itro and ending:
Lurid Delusions and Lively Meadow
by Matthew Pablo
www.matthewpablo.com
/ letspretendxc0re
🎵Magical background music:
Wind of Stories by HorrorPen
opengameart.org/content/winds...
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