Simple Frostgrave Gnolls - How I Paint Things

Gnolls are a common enemy in a number of fantasy settings, and the plastic Frostgrave Gnolls kit gives you a ton of options for outfitting these bestial, barbaric warriors. They're also a lot of fun to paint! READ MORE:

There's also a range of metal figures which compliment and expand on the basic gnolls, letting you include templars, trackers, knights or similar in the horde - ideal if you're looking for a Big Bad for your group's D&D sessions or you're in need of a little hired muscle in your Frostgrave warbands. The plastic box is a really brilliant kit, and I thoroughly enjoyed myself figuring out how I wanted to recreate the spotted hyena look on the table!

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PAINTS USED:

PRIMER:
Zandri Dust

BASE:
Rhinox Hide
Death Guard Green
Steel Legion Drab
Mechanicus Standard Grey
Mournfang Brown
Rakarth Flesh
XV-88
Morghast Bone
Retributor Armour

LAYER:
Stormvermin Fur

SHADE:
Seraphim Sepia
Agrax Earthshade
Athonian Camoshade

CONTRAST:
Gore-Grunta Fur

DRY:
Tyrant Skull
Terminatus Stone

SPRAY VARNISHES:
Vallejo Matt Varnish