Fun with a friend!

Today, my friend Heretic Deb over at Black Hand Marines came over! We had delicious veggie pizza from Domino’s and did some painting!

She kindly donated me a Chaos Space Marine and taught me how to do layering and Non Metallic Metals (NMM).

I had a ton of fun and I can’t wait to hang out again.

Here is my marine and thanks for reading!

Colours Used:

 Silver:
Scalecolor Fantasy & Games Purity White (SFG-01)
Scalecolor Fantasy & Games Decay Black (SFG-00)

Gold:
Scalecolor Fantasy & Games Decay Black (SFG-00)
Scalecolor Gobi Brown (SC-12)
Scalecolor Sahara Yellow (SC-11)
Citadel Layer Screaming Skull
Scalecolor Fantasy & Games Purity White (SFG-01)


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