Shambling, Undead Constructs - How to Paint Conquest: Bone Golems!

Skulls, skulls, and more skulls! These are terrific minis that were a lot of fun to paint. Enough details that they look really interesting, without so much you'll get bogged down painting them.

Start-to-finish, these were about 3 hours for a unit of three, so about an hour per miniature. Of course, that doesn't include the drying time after the oil wash (making its first appearance in a Jolly Lark video).

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If you have any questions, I'm always happy to answer in the comments!

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Paints Used Include:
Black/White Primer
Pro-Acryl Bronze (metal basecoat)
Vallejo Game Color Chainmail Silver (metal & metal highlight)
Citadel Contrast Skeleton Horde (bones)
Scale 75 Inktensity Wood (wood)
Citadel Contrast Garaghak's Sewer (wood)
Pro-Acryl Khaki (cloth)
Citadel Contrast Gryph-Hound Orange (pottery)
Pro-Acryl Bright Gold
Winsor Newton Payne's Gray Oil Paint + White Spirits (shading wash)
Pro-Acryl Ivory (bone highlight)
Citadel Shade Agrax Earthshade
Vallejo Mecha Light Rust Wash
Citadel Technical Nihilakh Oxide
Citadel Contrast Militarum Green (grime/weathering)
Pro-Acryl Red Gray (wood highlight)
Pro-Acryl Magenta (fire basecoat)
Scale 75 Inktensity White (fire wash)
Pro-Acryl Transparent Yellow (fire)