Lickety Split's How I Painted it with Contrast Cathayan Sentinel

Discover quick, effective, and great-looking ways to paint your Warhammer miniatures, units, and entire armies in this beginner-to-intermediate speed painting tutorial! Join Lickety Split as we tackle the massive Grand Cathay Sentinel from Warhammer: The Old World using simple sponging techniques, drybrushing, glazing for marble effects, vein work, gem shines, and easy basing tricks to get stunning tabletop results fast. Perfect for new painters wanting efficient methods with Citadel, Vallejo, and Army Painter products, or veterans looking to batch-paint armies without sacrificing quality. No fancy airbrushes needed — just brushes, sponges, and contrast-style shortcuts that deliver impressive Obsidian marble armor, metallic gems, and scenic winter bases in minimal time. Hit play to level up your hobby game and get your Grand Cathay force table-ready today!

Paints Used:

Wraithbone Primer
Lahmian Medium
White Scar
Mechanicus Standard Grey
Flesh Tearers Red
Nazdreg Yellow
Skeleton Horde
Vallejo Model Color Silver
Waystone Green
Wyldwood
Tau Light Ochre
Black Templar
Tyrant Skull
Vallejo Gloss Varnish

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