I still have a can of Retributor Armour from the very small force of Adeptus Custodes I painted a couple of years ago.

I washed the non-pillar parts I washed with Strong Tone and gave it a very light drybrush with Tyrant Skull. These fantasy jungle ruins offer the perfect variety of Line-of-Sight blocking terrain and Area-terrain for your wargames. Then to really bring out the wood grain, I drybrushed all the wooden parts across the grain with Zandri Dust.As far as subassemblies went I left as much of the woodwork separate as I could and left the ruins themselves in single stories for ease of painting. Easily add scenery to your games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar with this set of ruins, entirely compatible with the Azyrite Ruins scenery sets. It is our mission to bring you the latest from the miniature wargaming scene, from narrative missions, hobby how-to tutorials, battle reports, unboxings and reviews, retro flashbacks, news, rumors, and more.

And the wood turned out absolutely fantastic, I may have to get more models with wood grain because brushing on Wyldwood contrast is just so dang satisfying. Today I share my Azyrite Ruins from the original Warcry starter set, which are also included in the new Catacombs box. Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom.In any case, my plan to use Wraithbone came to a screeching halt however when my little pot of it ran out. This kit is made in China so the material is slightly different than what you see in plastic multi-part kits.

When the Azyrite ruins came out, I knew that I wanted to purchase a set to paint up for my terrain collection as they looked really nice on the internet and I thought that they could readily fit in to a 40k game, as well as Age of Sigmar. I was looking through my back issues to use it as a reference last night but cannot seem to locate it anymore. My best reading is that each Large wall constitutes an Azyrite Ruin, so each Large Wall piece is 1 Primary pick. Using milliput or greenstuff to fill the gaps would quickly get expensive, so it was fortunate that I had some pollyfiller (also known as spackle) lying around from the time the missus was knocking holes in the wall. Rob dives further into the detail of the kit and how the slide and lock system works in his full review video below!With that in mind, I gave them and the bell a couple of thin coats of Scale 75 Dwarven Gold before washing them with Army Painter Strong Tone.