Ultramarines painting guide now available in the shop!
The latest PDF painting guide – Ultramarines is now available to download in the shop.
You can see the finished model I painted for this guide here.
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This an awesome piece of work! It has highly useful tips on how to apply shades and highlights with the airbrush as well as edge highlightning with a normal brush. It also provides an extensive color guide. However, it does not use the “official” Ultramarines Blue (Macragge Blue). Instead, a more “icy” blue is used. Despite of this, you can still use the fabulous tips in the guide to apply the colors you want, but you will have to figure the tones on your own. Highly recommended!
Thank you Maldo!