Warhammer 40,000 - Daemonhunters

Daemonhunters

Who are the Daemonhunters?

Getting Started with Daemonhunters

Daemonhunters Miniatures

Gaming
- Sample Armies
- Campaign
- Scenarios
- Inquisitors
- Daemonhunters Reference Sheet

Painting and Modeling
- Painting Grey Knights
- Chimera
- Dreadnought
- Daemons
- Showcase
- Chaos Orcs

Black Templars
Chaos Space Marines
Catachans
Daemonhunters
Dark Eldar
Dark Angels
Eldar
Imperial Guard
Necrons
Orks
Space Marines
Tau
Tyranids
Witch Hunters

Errata
Crucis Sector
Cities of Death
Medusa V
Eye of Terror

Once your models have an undercoat, painting can begin. Below you will find a simple-but-effective colour scheme using only 12 colours. Follow the detailed instructions and check out the stage-by-stage images as you paint your model for reference. Don't fret if the model doesn't come out picture-perfect in the end, painting takes time and practice to master. Just do the best you can each time and be open to learning new techniques from others. Before you know it, you'll be quite an accomplished painter with models you'll be proud to game with!

WE USED THE FOLLOWING CITADEL PAINTS:

Boltgun Metal

Blue Ink

Scab Red

Brazen Brass

Shining Gold

Dark Flesh

Chainmail

Chestnut Ink

Codex Grey

Chaos Black

Blood Red

Kommando Khaki

There are two ways you could go about this basecoat. You could simply use Boltgun Metal Spray Paint over Chaos Black Primer, or you can hand paint all the armour with Boltgun Metal. We chose the later method as it offers you a bit more control, but using spray paint is certainly a bit faster! Whichever method you choose, paint the power armour Boltgun Metal. Clean your water before proceeding!

Heavily water down some Blue Ink and apply this mix to recessed areas and edges of the armour. Use common sense here and don't go overboard; you are only trying to achieve a hint of blue throughout the armour. Next, paint all the purity seals and right shoulder pad Scab Red.

Carefully paint Brazen Brass onto the embedded text of the power armour. Also use this colour on the backpack, shoulder pad, and selective gun parts. This colour goes over Chaos Black much better than an undercoating of Boltgun Metal. Use Boltgun Metal to clean up any stray Blue Ink from the previous step and tighten up the bluish metal effect. Clean your water before proceeding!

Paint the purity seal parchments Dark Flesh along with any ammo pouches. Carefully highlight the edges of the Brazen Brass areas with Shining Gold. Heavily water down Chestnut Ink and selectively ink the Brazen Brass areas. Be smart about where you ink. Think about where it will pool up for the best effect. Next, highlight the edges of the power armour with some Chainmail. Use a Codex Grey and Chaos Black mix to briefly highlight the edges of any Chaos Black areas like the backpack. Once again, change your water before proceeding.

Finish your Grey Knight by highlighting any Scab Red areas with a bit of Blood Red. Paint the purity seal parchments with Kommando Khaki. Once this dries, carefully draw thin scribblings onto the parchments to represent text. Finally, scrawl the brave Grey Knight's name onto the right shoulder pad. Your model is now ready to face the perils of the Warp!

Time to get your freshly-painted models onto the tabletop for their first battle!

Next: Play a Simple Scenario!

Armies of the Warhammer 40,000 Universe
Black Templars	Dark Angels	Orks
Catachans	Dark Eldar	Space Marines
Chapter Approved	Eldar	Tau
Chaos Space Marines	Imperial Guard	Tyranids
Daemonhunters	Necrons	Witch Hunters