Armor and Trim

1. Prime with Black.
2. Paint Mournfang Brown over armor panels.
3. Drybrush Tomb King Tan over armor.
4. Thin Tomb King Tan 50/50 with water and stipple over the areas of the armor that should receive light. Should create a mottled effect.
5. Final highlight of Tomb King Tan mixed with Ivory
6. Stipple Castellan Green on the shoulderpads. Then 50/50 mix of Castellan Green . Then final highlight stipple of Death Guard Green .
7. Sponge chipping of Rhinox Hide on the armor for battle damage. Then come in with a brush to do some more finer detail work on the chipping and adding scratches.
8. Silver metallic area will be using stippling and drybrushing of Iron Warriors and then a lighter silver stippled and dryrbushed.
9. Can glaze some watered down Darkoath Flesh into the recesses for some extra filth and grime.
10. Using Bugman's Glow and adding in a brighter pink for the fleshy bits. Then wash with Carroburg Crimson .
11. For the bronze/gold trime use Decayed Metal for the trim on the armor. Then use True Brass as a drybrush on the highlights of the trim.

Enamel Washing

1. Use Villainy Ink's Goon's Grime all over the armor. Using a ratty, flat brush, haphazardly apply it on the model and then use downward strokes on the model to simulate streaking grime. Use pure Goon's Grime towards the bottom of the model then 50/50 mix with white spirits on the top of the model for a realistic gradient. Then let it dry for around 15 minutes. Then once dry, wick away the enamel with a brush moistened with white spirits in a downwards motion. Then give it another 15 minutes to drive.
2. Add contrast pinwash of Villainy Ink Decrepit Filth in the deep recesses of the armor. Can also use a black enamel as well.

Rust Effects

1. Use Dark Rust and Fresh Rust haphazardly stipple on to the areas you want rust like weapons and bells. Then immediately add a thin mix of Dirty Down Rust on to those areas.
2. Then use Verdigris on the rusted areas.

Eye Lenses

1. Use a dark red, bright saturated orange, then white as a highlight in the lenses. Then use fluorescents to make it pop.