shows the difference between a "quickie" paint job and more advanced work.
Today's assignment, which I chose to accept, is painting Hasslefree Miniatures' Bugharoth demon - a lovely, big horned fellow as much like an archetypal demon as I've ever seen.
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"Bugharoth's bits"
Gluing this model was easy, considering all the horns come separately. It only required a teeny bit of greenstuff to fill some small gaps in its legs and arms.
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"Bugharoth assembled"
For this model, I used entirely Games Workshop products and Citadel paints. (I do work for them, after all - this isn't an endorsement, I just get their stuff on discount.)
Bugharoth is sprayed with black primer, and given a couple of coats of watered-down Chaos Black to cover the inevitable missed bits.
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"Bugharoth primed"