We want to show you with this tutorial how to paint our Stonefloor Bases quickly and with simple techniques. Have fun with it :)
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Step 1
After cleaning the base prime it in a darker color. |
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Step 2
The sandy/gravel is covered with a ochery yellow. |
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Step 3
Cover up all gaps in between the stones with a light gray to simulate the cement. You don't need to be too precise with that. |
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Step 4
Cover up all stones with a dark brown tone. This will help creating the shadows of the red bricks. |
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Step 5
Next to do is a heavy drybrush of the bricks with a reddish brown color (or a mix of a strong red and a dark brown). Drybrush until you happy with the result (there should be only a little rest of the dark brown show through.) |
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Step 6
Now add a bit red to the previous color/mix and do a light drybrush (same as in step V but this time with much less paint on the brush) |
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Step 7
Drybrush the sand/gravel part with a light khaki until you only have some oche left in the recesses. |
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Step 8
Cover the whole base with a brown wasch. |
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Step 9
Repeat step 7 but this time leave more of the previous color and you're done! :) |
Optional: Step 10
Add some basing material like static grass or leaves.
These products were used in the tutorial:
Stonefloor 25mm Stonefloor 40mm Stonefloor 60mm
This tutorial was created by Simon Moon Painting
