Parade Ready Painting: Chaos Daemons Bloodletters

At the core of the vast legions of Khorne stand the Bloodletters. With a will and thirst for battle that rivals the Blood God himself, it is said that Bloodletters are made from the souls of Khorne’s most devout followers in their mortal lives. They are fearsome opponents with rippling muscles, and an unrivaled killing instinct.
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[@BrianLuedtke]

Oh, I love the gradients and color transfers! That's amazing!

[@csthevikinggaymer5954]

Glad you like it!

[@robertkercher1980]

He used these in our dnd campaign, in an utterly terrifying way.

[@csthevikinggaymer5954]

Wait till you see what i have planned for the next boss. (Evil smile)

[@benjaminmathieu768]

Hi,
What basecoat do you use for bloodletters
Black after drybrush with neutral grey ? That’s correct ?
Kind regards

[@csthevikinggaymer5954]

Thanks for watching! The basecoat I used is "Krylon Satin Black" Its a great brand, and I use it for most of my base coats, they go on very smooth and don't seem to mess with any of the models details.

[@csthevikinggaymer5954]

Oh, and I did the base coat in the Satin Black, then did a heavy drybrush in Neutral grey, then followed it with a lighter drybrush of Warm grey.

[@benjaminmathieu768]

@@csthevikinggaymer5954 thank you so much !!!

[@benjaminmathieu768]

@@csthevikinggaymer5954 do you think it Will be the same with citadel chaos black and after greyseer spray
Thank you so much

[@csthevikinggaymer5954]

The Satin black has a bit of a shine to it, the Chaos black is a little more of a Matte finish. So the only difference with the black will be less of a shine in the deeper recessed areas of the model.
As to the greyseer, it should behave the same as the Neutral grey when dry brushed on. If you are using it as a spray it may cover the black more then you expect, otherwise it should be fine.