What up players, World Boss Tape in the Smooth. Today's spooky toberfest, World Boss Tatorial, is on how to paint this Slyth. I'm going to take you step by step through the process of how to go from painting the scales to the rest of his body to all of his armor, which is my standard way of painting my dark L-dark troops and on just basically how to achieve the same effect that I did. So I hope you enjoy it and I will start with right after I had primed the model black. Okay, enjoy the video. What up players, I got my Slyth here all put together and base coated black so we're going to get started with painting. I'm going to take some dark angels green and here we are, dark angels green. And I'm going to paint all of his scales on the back, all of the green scales as well as all of his armor plates on the front of the model. So the armor plates on his arms, his body armor, all of the hard armor plates. I'm going to paint those dark angels green. And so it's also going to be covering his head to his face as well. Just not the soft underside. So like under his chin, we're going to leave that black for now and under here the soft under belly. We're going to leave that for now. We're just going to paint dark angels green. So I'll go and do that and we'll be back after that's done. Alright, after the dark angels green was put on, I put on the other base colors and I'll go through those now. I did hormagon purple for the scarf, the cloth around his waist and I did astronomical one gray for the underside of the guy's belly as well as his chin. Then for the fingers, I did regal blue to highlight up the black which suit underneath the armor. I also used regal blue to pick out what pattern I'm going to follow for the blue scales on his back when we eventually highlight those up. Then I did calthin brown for all the areas that are going to be gold and both gunmetal for all the silver. And that was it. He's got a belt and pouches that I usually would paint up calthin brown but the game's workshop model shows that it's black so I'm just going to leave it black. That also did scorpion green for the little breeding or venom tube or whatever tube they have, all the dark out there have, it's usually a bright green. Okay, so now I'm going to go on to the washes. All of the green is going to be washed with badad black. Also the astronomical gray underbelly is going to be washed with badad black. The purple, I'm going to use the vythin purple. And yeah, there's not going to be any devil in mud because there's not going to be any brown areas. So I'm going to go over the calthin brown areas with shining gold and other than that I'm going to cover everything in badad black. I'm going to do the gold areas first because all in his gauntlet, all four of his gauntlets have a gold symbol on it that I've painted in calthin brown now so I'm going to go over that with shining gold first before I do anything else and then I'm going to wash just about everything in badad black except for the scar faranous waste which again I'm going to use the vythin purple. So I will see you when that is done. So after the wash is dry, I decided to go back in and start highlighting back up. So for the underside of the bellies, it looks pretty messy now but I'm going to see if I can shade and re-highlight later. It's just the fine cast. I think I might have gotten a bad mold on the tail or maybe the super glue melted. You can see right there it looks pretty melted together. So but I'm going to go back in with some astronomical gray, mix in a little sco White. I used Lich purple for the scar faranous waste and then for the highlighting of the scales I went back in with snot green and because the badad black was so dark it kind of got rid of all the regal blue because regal blue is pretty dark as well. So I just decided you know I'm just going to highlight all of the scales green, get them to a nice bright green and then when the scales are nice and bright and I'll be able to see where the lines are that I want to paint blue then I'll do that. So I just used some snot green to dry brush the scales back up and then I used snot green as an edge highlight for the armor plates and if you see on the top part of the body I used snot green, citadel color and then for the bottom part I mixed in arcane blue which is a P3 paint. You could also use ice blue but I mixed it into the snot green and I really tried to hit only the edges as much as possible and to feather them out in the middle. So you still see that green underlying color. So what I'm going to do is this is what it'll look like when you put the snot green on I'm going to finish painting arcane blue up the rest of the way. I also use golden yellow for the eyes and so I'm going to put the little snake eye in now and I'm also going to highlight up the metallics so that gets nice and nice and painted up the gold and the silver. And when I'm done with that I will show you what I have. See you in a bit. So after I built up the armor with the highlights I gave it one more wash of bad at black to darken the shadows even more and so that the highlights did not pop out so much. And then I went over the scales on the slits back and as you can see they're a lot brighter so I kept the or I feathered I'm sorry I dry brushed snot green and then goblin green and then finally I did a light dry brush of scorpion green and I did all those three before I went on to the blue and for the blue I just picked out all along the center of the back in enchanted blue and then I did the sides in enchanted blue and I just picked out single scales which are a lot easier to do when you've got them all dry brushed and highlighted in that bright green color. And then after enchanted blue I used ice blue and that's what gives you this scaly pattern along its back. I kind of wish he had a rattle on the end of his tail that would have been fun. And then let's see what else did I do. I painted in his eyes, his pupils with gold in yellow and then with a slash of chaos black and oh yeah the gem on his sash I painted blood red and then I added a little bit of dwarf flesh and then I painted the center and the horizontal, the vertical and the horizontal lines at the center. So there you have it after highlighting up the metallics again and going back over the gold with burnished gold and a little bit of mithril silver. I highlighted some of the black areas on the side with codex gray along with the fingers of his gloves to show that they were a different material than the heart which are then the heart armor and let's see is there anything else that I forgot to mention. I painted back up the underbelly with astronomical gray and then a really thin down bad at black wash to tie the gray together and then I added in a little bit of a skull white and I just finally highlighted the edges not over the whole thing and that is about it. So the last thing I'm going to do is I started painting the base and I'm just going to add a little bit of a snow effect and then I'll show you my completed model. So I finished adding some snow and that is going to do it for my war boss tutorial and how to paint up a slith. I am doing a different way of making my slushy snow now instead of using glue I decided to try getting the gloss effect by using water effects mixed with some citadel snow and it makes a pretty good slushy snow effect and it crystallizes and still retains that shine and then once it's dry then I just add some gloss varnish over it to give it some more shine. But I'm really happy with the way it turned out I think it kind of matches the game's workshop paint scheme pretty well and I'm pretty happy with it so I hope you enjoyed this spooky toberfest video on how to paint a slith. Please leave your likes, comments and anything else down below reactions I guess is the new thing right? So make this incredible, make this slith incredible before you go and thanks for watching and we'll see you in the next spooky toberfest video.