Quick Unmade scheme

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Published

06 Sep 2019
Updated

18 Nov 2019
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Undercoat with Wraithbone to prepare for contrast paints.
For the stitched leather skirt, use Darkoath Flesh straight from the pot, give it a good amount of time to dry, and give it a shade all over with Reikland Fleshshade . Pick out any stitching with Wraithbone .
For the flayed skin (belt buckle, arms) use Fyreslayer Flesh straight from the pot.
For any of the light leather straps, use Word Bearers Red and shade with Agrax Earthshade
For the metal, use the classic metal recipe of Leadbelcher , shade with Nuln Oil and Agrax Earthshade , and edge highlight with Leadbelcher
then Stormhost Silver (also use the latter to do fine lines as scratches and chips in the aged metal).
For the helmet, shoulder pads, and shin pads on most of the warband, base coat with Leadbelcher , then shade all over it with a little Shyish Purple thinned with a touch of Contrast Medium .
The Blissful One doesn't have the purple coloured metal, but they do have a purple cowl. Basecoat this in Naggaroth Night , shade with Nuln Oil , then do a generous highlight of Xereus Purple and an edge highlight of Genestealer Purple .
For the skull in the Blissful One's cowl, basecoat with Zandri Dust , shade with Seraphim Sepia , then do a highlight with Ushabti Bone and a selective highlight of Screaming Skull .
Touch up all the skin and shirts with Wraithbone , a couple of thin coats may be needed. Shade just the shirts (and the cloth straps by the face if not already done) Agrax Earthshade , and highlight again with a little Wraithbone .
Finally, paint the raw and painful skin with patches of heavily thinned Volupus Pink with Contrast Medium (thinned even down to 4:1). Use Magos Purple thinned around 1:1 too on especially sore areas, like where the metal meets skin, or deep recesses.