I'm surprised GW doesn't have a "force sword" technical paint. Like they have the glow effects for Necrons. I just want to paint the sword white and put on a technical paint, I don't want to have to put an hour of work into a single blade when I have like 100 marines. How To Paint Grey Knights for Warhammer 40,000 / GLAZE Force Weapons / Blue Tinted Power ArmourIn this tutorial I show you how to paint Your Grey Knights So A short guide, showing how I painted the blue power swords for my Grey Knight Kill Team. I've tried to paint these in the past, but not had results that I ha r/Grey_Knights • Kaldor Draigo using fine cast parts and Terminator grey knight parts. The beast is made from green stuff. Got into Warhammer 40K start of this year and got myself loving the Grey Knights Lore and Game style and started painting March this year. Go Grey Knights!! Grimdark Grey Knights. I recently picked up my first box of grey knights and I’m looking to paint them in a grimdark style. My main army is necrons which I’m painting in an nmm kind of style with a lot of volumetric highlighting and very ‘clean’ looking, so I want my grey knights to be a completely different project. Thin you paints down to about 50/50 water to paint do a thin coat, let it completely dry, and then build up towards the source of the glow. Darren Latham, a former ‘Eavy Metal painter for GW’s box art, has a YouTube channel now where he shares tutorials on things like this. Yea I've been looking for an army to paint up for a while. It was a toss up between blood angels and grey knights. Just waiting on some money to buy a few models. I'm also reading Grey Knights by Ben Counter a great book so far. for the golds I do this: - retributor armour basecoat (a solid one) - druchii violet shade an all the gold areas. - retributor armour highlight carefully. - then stormhost silver hard edge highlight. That gives you a rich, warm gold that contrasts nicely with the cold steel of the armour. J1xRhRu.