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Age of Sigmar: Painting Stinkmullet – Wrapping Him Up

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May 29 2018

Time to finish off painting Stinkmullet with Gentleben! Take a look at all pictures in my latest hobby tutorial.

This time Spore Squig is the star of the show!

 

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I start off with the big pod/head/scalp thing.

I started with a basecoat of Cadian Fleshtone and shaded it with the Xereus Purple. These are the same colors from Stinkmullet’s mushroom cap.

Here I’ve added some Screaming Skull lightening everything up a bit more.

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Then I use a thin wash of Xereus Purple to define all the holes and surrounding ridges.

These are then highlighted with the Cadian Fleshtone, or Screaming Skull for those in lighter areas.

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Then the rest of the squig’s skin get’s a basecoat of Evil Sunz mixed with a little Dryad Bark.

Then I add some highlights with Cadian Fleshtone blending it into the surrounding red. I painted his teeth black and I’ve highlighted them with just a little blue.

I added some more definition to his teeth and claws, then put a little red spot on his eye before I glued him to the base.

It was not easy to photograph this guy. I had to focus a light on a large bent sheet of cardstock to try to do away with the shadow cast by his large mushroom cap. He’s a little under-lit here and it looks a bit off.

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You can see most of his scorpipede friend is concealed by his cloak. A lot of the mushrooms are also hidden by his hat.

And look at these old Night Goblins Moonclan Grots I still had around. I tried pretty hard to sell that army and this makes me a little glad I still have it. Now I’m trying to figure out how difficult it would be to turn this into a full-blown Moonclan army. As if I didn’t have enough projects already…

~Hope you enjoyed this very long series!

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Ben Williams
Author: Ben Williams
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