The method I came up with ends up being pretty fast, and I think it would be good for painting up a bunch of models in large batches. There are a lot of steps, but most of them are easy and don't require careful painting, so they go quickly. The washes at the end really help obscure any mistakes. As you can see from the pictures, I don't worry too much as I go along about making mistakes or getting good coverage, especially on the early steps, because it will get fixed later. Each picture is the result of the several steps listed above. Have a look at my process below and let me know what you think of the results.
- Prime White
- Abaddon Black - basecoat all metal (weapons, armor, armor trim, chains) and hair
- Adeptus Battlegrey - basecoat black leather (shoes, belts, wrist guards)
- Kemri Brown - basecoat brown leather (pants, weapon handles)
- Tallarn Flesh/Calthan Brown - basecoat light/dark skin
- Mechrite Red - basecoat armor (can leave black in recesses)
- Chainmail - basecoat weapons, chains (can leave black in recesses)
- Blood Red - wet brush armor
- Elf Flesh / Bronzed Flesh - wet brush light / tanned skin
- Snakebite Leather - wet brush brown leather, dark skin
- Bleached Bone - dry brush light skin
- Fiery Orange - edge highlight armor
- Desert Yellow - wet brush brown leather, drybrush dark skin
- Baal Red - wash armor
- Kommando Khaki - edge highlight brown leather
- (Coat D’arms) Gold - basecoat armor and weapon trim
- (Reaper) Breast Cancer Pink - layer scar tissue, tongues
- Dwarf Flesh - lower lip, nipples
- Mithril Silver - edge highlight weapons, weapon trim, and armor trim
- Fortress Grey - edge highlight then lightly dry brush black leather
- Bleached Bone - basecoat cloth, skulls, and stitches, layer bony protrusions
- Devlan Mud - wash brown leather, armor, armor trim, and dark skin
- Skull White - wet brush skulls, lightly dry brush (or edge highlight) light skin, edge highlight cloth and bony protrusions
- Gryphonne Sepia - wash skulls, tanned skin, and cloth
- Reikland Fleshshade - lightly wash light skin
- Nuln Oil - wash weapons and black leather
And here are some pictures, in better lighting, of the final result.
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