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Below, Dominic gives you a step-by-step guide
to painting your Tyranid digestion pool.
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The digestion pool requires
a particularly vile colour scheme to represent the bubbling
biomass. Paint the whole piece of scenery Chaos Black
and the edges an appropriate colour to match your gaming
board. Then, using your large flat-headed brush, drybrush
the pool with Dark Flesh. |
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Next,
drybrush Graveyard Earth over the pool. You may need
a couple of coats to make the colour stand out. Make
sure that you leave a gap of Dark Flesh around the edge
of the pool to give the impression of different depths. |
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Once you are happy with
the Graveyard Earth, drybrush Dwarf Flesh over top to
yield a nasty fleshy appearance to the terrain. |
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To make the bubbles look
more disgusting, use a large drybrush to apply Scab
Red around their bases. |
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Next, drybrush small patches of Liche Purple around
the bubbles. |
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Drybrush small amounts of Blazing Orange over the rough areas of the pool. |
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To finish the painting, drybrush Golden Yellow over the Blazing Orange. |
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Finally,
use Water Effects to create a wet appearance. Build
up the pool with two or three thin layers. Make sure
you use a soft brush to cover the surface of the bubbles. |
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