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Love it, where did you get the real fine brush or what is the size of it?

I’m not sure what size it is. I picked it up in a hobby stare called antics which are all across the UK... I don't know any hobby stores in the US but just have a look around various art/hobby shops any you'll find some good brushes

Great tut with nice pics

RDizzle Same effect can be made whit greens also, so Nurgle won´t be a problem.

Oh wow... I've got some models I can definitely try this on... Kudos and great tutorial!

Cool work all round, fun to see, good images!

This is a really awesome tutorial. I'm gonna have to give this a try.

Fantastic tutorial. Great lightning effects.

Amazing skills

Thanks for the tutorial

Looks really good, I gotta try this on my Autarch now.

Wow, thats looking killer, great tutorial

that looks sick

Sweet. I want to try this on a power/force ax for a libby, and I'm considering doing it in orange and red tones, to go with this tutorial

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/314801.page

Thanks. Does anybody have any tips for doing this with reds/oranges?

this will help down in a few months when I start the power weapons on my own BA's! Thanks.

Cool Tutorial and well painted. Sounds like it might work well with a mirrored effect too.

Awesome, will be using this guide myself in the near future.

Great guide! awesome paintwork! will have to try this on my SM relic weapons, i guessing it would look pretty cool on a thunder hammer as well so i shall try that, thanks for the tips

I absolutely love how these look! Whenever I try power weapons they dont quite have the same "electric" feel that yours do

amazing turtorial, stunning


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Amazing turtorial, stunning

Yeah i have to agree, the established paint on the Guard is pretty awesome. Nice to see you add another wicked touch
Great tutorial, i'll definitely be using this!

cooooooool i need to try that my blades are just silver

I did it with enchanted blue, then a thinner mix of 1:1 enchanted blue and skull white, then an even thinner line of skull white. I then put several thin laers of gloss varnish on. (even before this tut was here!)
really well done though, a lot better than mine.

This. Is. Awesome! How did you do the Farseer?

Love it! Really the think the varnish does it a disservice however as a flat would make it look less... plastic.

Great tutorial!

Hmm... Trying to decide if I want to do this on my Swarmlord's blades with a purple instead of blue...

Very helpful tutorial, cheers. May actually try it sometime (as I have everything needed).

D'you have a tutorial for the Eldar Farseer blade you painted earlier on?

Ludovic

Amazing job!

Awesome job. I'm definitely going to try this out on one of my Raven Guard power weapons.

wow thats awesome for sure will be trying would you get the same effect i you base coated with bolt gun metal?

I will be trying this on my next power weapon

BTW- I demand a tut on power fists!