Painting like its 1995! Recreating 2nd Ed Warhammer 40K Gretchin with Classic Paints

For this video, I have picked up some of the classic Citadel Paints from the 90's, including the legendary Goblin Green. Using these paints, I am going to paint up an era appropriate Gretchin miniature from the Warhammer 40,000 2nd edition starter set. I will see how these paints hold up after 30's, are they liquid, or are they solid? I will show all of the process from base coats, cresting shades, and adding highlights in a truly retro paint scheme. I will finish off the video. by showing how to paint the truly iconic Goblin Green base, that was an essential part of the paint schemes from the 90's

Using this simple guide, you will quickly be able to paint up any Warhammer miniatures ready for the table top. Subscribe to Drunk On Tea for regular painting guides for Warhammer 40K, Age of Sigmar and Middle Earth Strategy Battle Game

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00:00 Classic Citadel Paints and Models
07:05 Goblin Green
11:13 Painting Yellow
18:19 Creating Your Own Shades
23:24 Highlighting Goblin Green
27:20 Highlighting Fabric
31:23 Mixing Paints for Highlights
35:40 Painting Goblin Green Bases