I find the metallic sprays from GW tend to be a little on the transparent side, so an initial undercoat of black helps.
- Prime with Chaos Black
- Prime over that with Leadbelcher
Silver (Armour Panels)
- Drybrush over with Leadbelcher to even coverage
- Shade the recesses with Nuln Oil
- Highlight the edges with Stormhost Silver
Gold (Armour Trim)
- Base with Retributor Armour
- Shade over with Agrax Earthshade
- Highlight the edges with Stormhost Silver
Blue (Pauldrons and Cloth)
- Base with Sotek Green
- Shade the recesses with Nuln Oil
- Highlight the edges with Temple Guard Blue
- Fine highlight with Baharroth Blue
- Highlight points with Baharroth Blue mixed 1:1 with White Scar :
Black (Ribbing and Details)
- Base with Abaddon Black
- Highlight the edges with Eshin Grey
- Fine highlight on points with Administratum Grey
Green (Eyes)
- Base with Warpstone Glow
- Shade the recesses with Nuln Oil
- Layer the middle with Warpstone Glow
- Highlight the middle with Moot Green
- Fine highlight of Moot Green mixed 1:1 with White Scar in the middle
Red (Details)
- Base with Mephiston Red
- Shade the recesses with Agrax Earthshade
- Layer the middle with Wild Rider Red
- Fine highlight of Fire Dragon Bright in the middle
Grey (Details)
- Base with Mechanicus Standard Grey
- Shade the recesses with Nuln Oil
- Highlight the edges with Administratum Grey
Brown (Leather)
- Base with Rhinox Hide
- Shade the recesses with Agrax Earthshade
When highlighting the leather pouches, allow for some edge variation to give the appearance of a worn edge.
- Highlight the edges with Skrag Brown
- Fine highlight of Ushabti Bone allowing the previous layer to be seen
Horns
- Base with Rakarth Flesh
- Layer the upper one-half with Skrag Brown
- Shade over with Agrax Earthshade
- Highlight with Ushabti Bone
Amateur tabletop painter of Warhammer 40k and Age of Sigmar miniatures.