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How to Paint Freddy Krueger from Terrified!

tutorial Terrified

In this video, I show you how to paint Freddy Krueger from the fan-made “Terrified” conversion of Ravensburger’s “Horrified” board game.

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Steps

  1. 1 Base coat all of Freddy's burned skin with Screamer Pink.
  2. 2 Base coat the pants with Black Grey.
  3. 3 Base coat the entire sweater with Mephiston Red.
  4. 4 Base coat the boots and hat with German Camo Black Brown.
  5. 5 Base coat the leather portions of the glove with XV-88.
  6. 6 Paint in the sweater's green stripes with Misfits Green.
  7. 7 Highlight the boots and hat by stippling XV-88 mixed into the German Camo Black Brown, building it up over a couple of passes and pushing the brightest highlight onto the brim edge.
  8. 8 Highlight the pants with Mechanicus Standard Grey mixed into Black Grey, then push the brightest edges further with a touch of Sky Grey mixed in.
  9. 9 Paint the eyes and mouth with Sky Grey, cleaning up any overspill with Screamer Pink.
  10. 10 Highlight the face and bare hand with Kislev Flesh mixed into Screamer Pink, then layer random scar lines in pure Kislev Flesh, letting Screamer Pink show through in the most damaged spots.
  11. 11 Base coat the glove's metal gauntlet with Tinny Tin and the finger knives with Natural Steel.
  12. 12 Highlight both metals with Silver mixed in, applied a bit loosely so it also reads as scratches, then highlight the leather glove with Kislev Flesh mixed into XV-88.
  13. 13 Highlight the sweater: Bloody Red on the red areas, then Slimer Green mixed into Misfits Green on the stripes leaving a rim of pure Misfits Green, finished with a pass of pure Slimer Green.
  14. 14 Shade the teeth and rust up the glove with Seraphim Sepia, then wash the pants and boots heavily with Nuln Oil to push them toward black and add grime.
  15. 15 Thin Nuln Oil with Lahmian Medium and splotch it over the sweater and clothing for extra dirt and shadow.
  16. 16 Paint the base solid Misfits Green to match Freddy's game-piece color, then base coat and highlight the frayed back of the sweater with Mephiston Red and Bloody Red.

Paints used

  • Black Grey (Vallejo Model Color)

    Base coat for the pants; mixed with Mechanicus Standard Grey for the pants highlight

  • Bloody Red (Vallejo Game Color)

    Highlight on the sweater's red areas, including the frayed back section

  • German Camo Black Brown (Vallejo Model Color)

    Base coat for the boots and hat

  • Kislev Flesh (Citadel)

    Mixed with Screamer Pink to highlight the face and bare hand, used pure for scar lines, and mixed with XV-88 to highlight the leather glove

  • Lahmian Medium (Citadel)

    Thinned with Nuln Oil and splotched over the sweater and clothing for extra dirt and shadow

  • Mechanicus Standard Grey (Citadel)

    Mixed into Black Grey to highlight the pants

  • Mephiston Red (Citadel)

    Base coat for the entire sweater, including the frayed back section

  • Misfits Green (Scale75 Scalecolor)

    Base coat for the sweater's green stripes and for the base, mixed with Slimer Green for the stripe highlight

  • Natural Steel (Vallejo Model Color)

    Base coat for the glove's finger knives, highlighted with Silver mixed in

  • Nuln Oil (Citadel)

    Heavy wash over the pants and boots, and thinned with Lahmian Medium to dirty up the clothing

  • Screamer Pink (Citadel)

    Base coat for all of the burned skin; used to touch up the eyes/mouth and mixed with Kislev Flesh for the face highlight

  • Seraphim Sepia (Citadel)

    Shade on the teeth, and a wash on the glove for a rusty, worn look

  • Silver (Vallejo Model Color)

    Mixed into Tinny Tin and Natural Steel to highlight the metal glove parts

  • Sky Grey (Vallejo Model Color)

    Base coat for the eyes and mouth, and mixed into the pants highlight for the brightest edges

  • Slimer Green (Scale75 Scalecolor)

    Mixed into Misfits Green, then applied pure, to highlight the sweater's green stripes

  • Tinny Tin (Vallejo Game Color)

    Base coat for the glove's metal gauntlet, highlighted with Silver mixed in

  • XV-88 (Citadel)

    Base coat for the glove's leather portions; mixed into German Camo Black Brown to highlight the boots and hat, and mixed with Kislev Flesh to highlight the glove

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