Warhammer miniature painting is our series of showing you our painting projects. Many people enjoy the challenge and satisfaction that comes with the hobby of creating such detailed pieces. The latest iteration of this series is the Lumineth Realm-Lords commission, which features some of the most detailed and intricate models ever produced by Games Workshop. It’s a great opportunity for any painter to create something truly unique. Additionally, you can also use this project as an opportunity to hone in on your skills and learn more about how to paint miniatures.

How to paint Lumineth Realm Lords army?

Painting a Lumineth Realm-Lords army may intimidate a lot of painters but it is an enjoyable and rewarding experience. To begin, you will need to assemble your army using the assembly kit provided by GW. As you assemble your models, take time to identify areas that need particular attention when painting. The Lumineth Realm-Lords offer painters a lot of different materials to work with, combining billowy robes with bright metal armor, blowing hair, and gemstones. Painters are presented with a variety of materials to choose from when painting the Lumineth Realm-Lords, mixing flowing garments with lustrous metal armour, tresses fluttering in the breeze, and sparkling gemstones.

Once all of your models are assembled, it’s time to start painting. Start by applying a light color scheme to each model and then add in colorful details with Citadel Colour Paints. We used colours like blue (whole colour palette), gold and darker grey. Make sure to pay special attention to areas such as eyes, weapons (spears, bows, pikes and swords), and armor for maximum effect. Finally, paint the base of each model using colors that contrast with the colors used on the model itself. For a more realistic look, add some grass details on the bases of your models. With patience and practice you can create a beautiful looking Lumineth Realm Lords army! 

We painted following models from the Warhammer Age of Sigmar game – all on level: Silver:

• Vanari Auralan Wardens
• Hurakan Spirit of the Wind
• Vanari Bladelords
• Vanari Starshard Ballista
• The Light of Eltharion
• Alarith Spirit of the Mountain

We’re exited to show you the results. If you’re looking for colour scheme inspiration or just want to see if this is a new army you’ll want to collect, here’s a mini inspo:

Lumineth Realm-lords – Final Thoughts

No matter if you are a part of Warhammer Community, a newbie to a hobby, or a 40k only fan – your new Lumineth Realm-Lords army can be a recipe for a genuinely great time playing on the tabletop! They are agile and swift on the battlefield and will certainly be the envy of your enemies. Remember that the models from the kits are unassembled and unpainted, so our and other people’s advice may be beneficial! To further develop your ideas, have a look at the artwork in the Battletome!

Let us know what you think!

We want to hear what you think! If you have any feedback or comments on our painting, we would love to know your thoughts. We also invite anyone who wants to commission us for something specific to click here. We always approach our projects individually and strive to create real tabletop art. That’s why we are always open to suggestions and ideas from our viewers – your opinion matters and we value your input!

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