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How To Paint Nazgul

This document provides instructions for painting a Nazgûl miniature in 3 steps: 1. Undercoat the miniature with a matt black spray. Touch up any areas missed with matt black paint. 2. Airbrush or overbrush the cloak with Necromancer Cloak, then layer on Filthy Cape, focusing on outer edges. Add washes of Dark Tone and thinned matt black in recesses. 3. Highlight the cloak with Castle Grey and Filthy Cape, focusing on outer edges. Finish by applying a light earth weathering powder all over the cloak.

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How To Paint Nazgul

This document provides instructions for painting a Nazgûl miniature in 3 steps: 1. Undercoat the miniature with a matt black spray. Touch up any areas missed with matt black paint. 2. Airbrush or overbrush the cloak with Necromancer Cloak, then layer on Filthy Cape, focusing on outer edges. Add washes of Dark Tone and thinned matt black in recesses. 3. Highlight the cloak with Castle Grey and Filthy Cape, focusing on outer edges. Finish by applying a light earth weathering powder all over the cloak.

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HOW TO PAINT

NAZGÛL

HOW TO PAINT SERIES


HOW TO PAINT
NAZGÛL

Painting Key:
(B) - Basecoat
(L) - Layer
(H) - Highlight
(W) - Wash
(RW) - Recess Wash
(WD) - Watered Down
(DB) - Drybrush
(OB) - Overbrush
(AB) - Airbrush

Note: Paints used are primarily from The Army Painter range

HOW TO PAINT SERIES


NAZGÛL

UNDERCOAT:
Matt Black Spray

TIP: Paint Matt Black on the areas of the miniature that


the spray did not reach
NAZGÛL

CLOAK:
Necromancer Cloak
(AB)

The cloak was airbrushed at a high angle so some


TIP: black can be seen from underneath. Note you can
overbrush this stage with a large brush if you do not
have an airbrush for a similar result
NAZGÛL
METALS:
Gun Metal (B)

CLOAK:
Filthy Cape (OB)

The Filthy Cape layer was overbrushed with a


TIP: smaller brush, focussing on the outer parts of the
cloak - leaving the darker recesses
NAZGÛL
METALS:
Dark Tone (W)

CLOAK:
Matt Black (WD)

Water down some Matt Black and apply thin layers


TIP: into the recesses, this creates more shade to the
darker areas of the cloak
NAZGÛL
METALS:
Purple Wash (WD)

CLOAK:
Castle Grey (H)

TIP: Castle Grey was painted onto the cloak in thin lines
and built up to create a highlight layer
NAZGÛL
METALS:
Plate Mail Metal (H)

CLOAK:
Filthy Cape (H)

The same process was used with Filthy Cape as the


TIP: previous stage, focussing mainly on the outer parts
of the cloak this time to create highlighted areas
NAZGÛL

Light Earth
Weathering Powder

The miniature was finished with a matt varnish


spray - this prevents the weathering powder
from coming off when the miniature is handled

A Light Earth weathering powder was used on the


TIP: cloak and built up in a couple of layers, you can also
use paint instead for a similar look

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