Beastboss

The Beastboss holds the prestigious ork position of commanding the Beast Snaggas mob, leading fearlessly with his trusty Beastclaw, which tears through their most prized adversaries. As the primary figure of authority within the warband, the Beastboss interprets the visions of the Wurrboyz and guides the mob towards its next exhilarating hunt.

With countless scars and bionic enhancements earned from a lifetime of taming the galaxy’s most ferocious monsters, Beastbosses exemplify resilience as they endure extreme punishment while carving a path through enemy lines. Their innate leadership over their fellow Beast Snaggas propels the mob forward into the heat of battle, igniting a relentless fury when the prey is within striking distance of their mighty choppas.

What’s in the Beastboss box

• x22 plastic components that make one Ork Beastboss
• x1 Citadel 50mm Round Base

How to paint the Beastboss set

1. Step 1: Prime Your Model
   Begin by applying a thin and even coat of primer to your Beastboss model. This will create a smooth surface for the paint to adhere to.
2. Step 2: Basecoat the Skin
   Using a brush, apply a base color to the skin of the Beastboss. For example, you can use a green color like Waaagh! Flesh or a brown color like Dryad Bark. Apply the basecoat evenly, covering all areas of the skin.
3. Step 3: Highlight the Skin
   Choose a lighter shade of the base color and use a smaller brush to highlight the raised areas of the skin. This will add depth and definition to the model. For example, if the base color is Waaagh! Flesh, you can use a lighter green shade like Warboss Green or a pale brown shade like Baneblade Brown for the highlights.
4. Step 4: Paint the Armor and Clothing
   Using a brush, apply the desired colors to the Beastboss’ armor and clothing. You can use metallic colors like Leadbelcher or bold colors like Mephiston Red. Apply the paint evenly, covering all areas of the armor and clothing.
5. Step 5: Add Details and Accents
   Use a fine-tipped brush to paint the smaller details and accents on the Beastboss, such as the teeth, eyes, and ornaments. Use appropriate colors for each detail. For example, you can use a bone color like Zandri Dust for the teeth, a white color like White Scar for the eyes, and metallic colors for the ornaments.
6. Step 6: Wash for Depth
   Apply a wash to the model to create shadows and enhance the details. For example, you can use a brown wash like Agrax Earthshade or a black wash like Nuln Oil. Apply the wash to the recessed areas and allow it to flow into the crevices.
7. Step 7: Fine-tune the Details
   After the wash has dried, use a fine-tipped brush to clean up any areas that may have been smudged or over-painted. This step will help refine the details and make them stand out.
8. Step 8: Base the Model
   Consider adding texture to the base of your Beastboss model to enhance its appearance. You can use texture paints or other materials to create a realistic base. For example, you can use Stirland Mud texture paint and add small rocks or foliage for extra detail.
9. Step 9: Varnish for Protection
   To protect your painted model, apply a layer of varnish. Choose between matte or gloss varnish based on your preference. Follow the instructions on the varnish can for proper application.