IS there any tips or tutorials on how to mix and what products give the base effects.
I was looking to make bits of flesh and gore for attaching to chain blade lighting claws , etc. I tried out green stuff but it was too thick and didn't look right. I know some of painters at FW have use these and there mediums to make the giving effects. I just can't figure it my self.
The second effect I was going to adding left over skin and such when doing burn and char remains. I using a lot of WFB skeleton bits on bases and trying to capture the life like resembles of burnt and char remains.
So far I just painted the with bone color mix starting dark and working very light high like on the tips and other parts almost using yellowish color, but I can't capture the look right of leaving burnt flesh stuck on to the bones. After I paint them I add varies of black weathering power to give it an overly burnt feel. But the still look flat and not life like.
For the chunks of flesh and gore on my blades, I tried the weathering powers too but it came out chalky and did sit right. So did some reachsure and read about adding graphite and drawing charcoals but don't know how to do or where to start.
I was looking to make bits of flesh and gore for attaching to chain blade lighting claws , etc. I tried out green stuff but it was too thick and didn't look right. I know some of painters at FW have use these and there mediums to make the giving effects. I just can't figure it my self.
The second effect I was going to adding left over skin and such when doing burn and char remains. I using a lot of WFB skeleton bits on bases and trying to capture the life like resembles of burnt and char remains.
So far I just painted the with bone color mix starting dark and working very light high like on the tips and other parts almost using yellowish color, but I can't capture the look right of leaving burnt flesh stuck on to the bones. After I paint them I add varies of black weathering power to give it an overly burnt feel. But the still look flat and not life like.
For the chunks of flesh and gore on my blades, I tried the weathering powers too but it came out chalky and did sit right. So did some reachsure and read about adding graphite and drawing charcoals but don't know how to do or where to start.
. That's all you need. It is the original for blood (not GW's "blood for the blood god" version). besides the gloss + transparent nature a big thing is, that when it begins to dry it becomes quite thick that gives a 3d structure too to the paint. It can be seen here very well what I mean (around the middle of the entry): 
