Sister Alice
Tutorial
Paints:
Army painter Army painter
Speedpaint 2.0 Speedpaint 2.0
Blinding Light Blood Red
Over a white undercoat,
paint an even coat of
Blingdin Light over all
the armour sections
Paint Blood Red on to
the robes. Take extra
care where the robes
meet the white arour,
it’s incredibly easy to
have the paint spill over
Paints:
Army painter Army painter
Speedpaint 2.0 Speedpaint 2.0
Glittering Loot Hardened Leather
For any details on the
armour use a detial brush
and paint with GLittering
Loot. Use a little less
paint than you usually
would with speedpaints as
the Metallics have a
tendancy of running into
other colours quite easily
For any straps and belts,
use Hardened Leather. If
you want to shade them a
bit more then go back into
with a second coat in just
the recesses and use a
damp brush to blend
between the coats
Paints:
Citadel Army painter
Contrast Speedpaint 2.0
Black Templar Gravelord Grey
A single coat of Black
Templar on the shaft of
the weapon breaks up
the gold and white
nicely and really helps
the weapon stand out
Give the blade of the
weapon a single coat of
Gravelord Gret. Make
sure the paint doesn’t
pool too much at the
bottom of the blade
otherwise you’ll end up
with out of place shading
Paints:
Army painter Army painter
Speedpaint 2.0 Warpaints Fanatic
Peachy Flesh Sepia Tone
Paint a single coat of
Peachy Flesh on to the
face making sure the
paint doesn’t pool too
much around the eyes
Sepia Tone is a very subtle
but very effective way of
adding depth to the gold.
Don’t worry too much if it
spills over into the
crevices on the other
sections as it can double up
as sutble shading
Paints:
Citadel Army painter
Contrast Speedpaint 2.0
Magos Purple Howling Sand
Thin some Magos Purple
down with Speedpaint
Medium (or water) to
about a 1:2 ratio and
paint this over the face
to creat a more
realistic colour tone
for the skin
Paint the hair with
Howling Sand as a
basecoat
Paints:
Citadel Any White Paint
Contrast (I use Pro Acryll
Black Templar Bold Titanium
White)
With a detail brush,
carefully paint the eyes
with Black Templar
taking care not to get
any on the skin around
the eyes
Very carefully paint a
the eyes white, leaving a
thin black line around
the edge to help the
eyes pop from the mini
Paints:
Citadel Army painter
Contrast Speedpaint 2.0
Black Templar Desolate Brown
Starting with a vertical
line, carefully paint Black
Templar in the centre of
the eye. Once you’ve
established that then you
can work the paint out each
side until you’re happy with
the shape of the pupil
Paint Desolate Brown into
the lower sections of the
hair and wherever it folds
in on itself. Use a clean,
damp brush to help blend
the paint into the base
colour
Paints:
Vallejo
Model Air
Chrome 71.064
With a fine detail
brush, carefully
highlight all the gold
accents, thinking
about where the light
would be hitting each
part
You can also use the
chrome to highlight the
silver on the weapon. If
you want to add a bit of
battle damage then paint
thin lines angeled away
from the blade
Thank you for your
support!
