Painting Guide
We emerge from Hell’s Kitchen to serve up a tasty painting scheme for the sports miniatures game’s newest team
Words and photographs by Andy Leighton
GUILD BALL
COOK’S GUILD
PAINTS & TECHNIQUES
PAINTS YOU WILL NEED
Abaddon Black
Agrax Earthshade
Apothecary White
Averland Sunset
Blood Angels Red
Blood for the Blood God
Blue Horror
Cassandora Yellow
Celestra Grey
Ceramite White
Dawnstone
Deathclaw Brown
Emperors Children
Fenrisian Grey
Fire Dragon Bright
Flayed One Flesh
Flesh Tearers Red
Fulgrim Pink
Gauss Blaster Green
Grey Knights Steel
Guilliman Flesh
Iyanden Yellow
Jokearo Orange
Karak Stone
Kislev Flesh
Krieg Khaki
Lugganath Orange
Pallid Wych Flesh
Skeleton Horde
Snakebite Leather
Space Wolves Grey
Steel Legion Drab
Sybarite Green
Tau Light Ochre
Terradon Turquoise
Wild Rider Red
Wyldwood
XV-88
Yriel Yellow
Zamesi Desert
Zandri Dust
STAGES
Normally our guides would begin by basecoating then shading, but the arrival of the Contrast paints from Games Workshop has provided a quicker and more suitable method that we’d recommend. Using Contrast these stages are rolled into one, making it even easier to get your models painted.
Undercoating: We used the Grey Seer spray undercoat for these miniatures. Due to the bright colour of the base plastic, we then touched them up with a little of the Grey Seer base paint to ensure complete coverage.