Painting a snow Kroot Carnivore from T'au for Warhammer 40.000 using the Slapchop technique!

In this painting tutorial, I show how to quickly paint a Kroot Carnivore from the T'au for Warhammer 40K using the "slapchop" technique.
The model was kindly sent to me by Games Workshop.
Colors used are mostly Speedpaints by The Army Painter, Contrast Paints from Citadel, acrylics from Vallejo and fluorescent paints from Huge Miniatures.
Link to Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=91766596

[@Whichendup]

Excellent Work! You said this is "slapchop" but the paint job is taken to a much higher level than many youtube painters take it to.
Plus the UV work is a fun bonus

[@dicendemons]

Thank you so much! Most of the work was done by the "slapchop", I just added a few highlights 😊
And yeah, the UV is always fun - I hope to one day find a place where they have blacklights over the gaming table 😀

[@ClaudiusDK]

Can't wait to see you play a Kroot army. 😄

[@dicendemons]

I'm looking forward to it! I love these minis!

[@jamesdarcy1548]

Simple yet effective, I love it. The fine lines you are able to paint is very impressive 😮

[@dicendemons]

Thank you 😀

[@ace2ersatzhandy383]

Re the crystals, did you have any luck protecting them with a coat of spray-on varnish?

[@dicendemons]

I never varnish my models so I don't know but a bit of superglue protects them a bit. They're still very fragile though.