Priming

1. Prime in Chaos Black
2. Zenithel in Death Guard Green

Scales and Skin

1. Clean up model with Death Guard Green
2. Use Kroxigor Scales on all scales, tail and claws. Feather out on to skin to make a blend
3. Use heavily watered down Kroxigor Scales to create a 'wash' for skin/chest.
4. Use Terradon Turquoise and apply to claws, horns and as a shadow for the back scales.
5. Use Death Guard Green to clean up mistakes and give first Volume highlights to skin.
6. Mix a little Sahara Yellow into the Death Guard Green and further highlight the skin.
7. Add more Sahara Yellow into the mix for the final volume highlight.
8. Take Kroxigor Scales and water down with Contrast Medium Add small spots near areas you want, around shoulders etc.
9. Once dry take same mixture and glaze over the areas, starting in the lightest area and pulling into the darker/recesses. Allow to pool in these areas.
10. Heavily water down Evil Sunz Scarlet and glaze over areas where blood will appear close to skin. Knuckles, ankles, under armpits etc.
11. Use Death Guard Green to highlight all scales and horns
12. Mix some White into the Death Guard Green and apply highlight to the edges and more prominent lines.
13. Thing Kroxigor Scales with Contrast Medium to create a glaze, about 4:1, and glaze the Horns and claws.

Face, Teeth and Eyes

1. Apply Volupus Pink over mouth and teeth.
2. Take White and mix in some of the left over Volupus Pink and add some highlights.
3. Use Averland Sunset and base the pupil of the eyes.
4. Take some Black Templar contrast paint, and add to the area around the eyes to create a blackened border.
5. Use Black to add slits for the eyeballs.
6. Add a spot of White to the back of the eye as a reflective spot.
7. Use Ivory to highlight the teeth.
8. Add spot of White to the points of teeth.

Stone

1. Base in Graphite
2. Create a glass with a Matte black, like Black and Lahmian Medium 1:4. Run over all stone areas.
3. Mix Medium Grey : into the Graphite and add a highlight the edges.
4. Add some Silver Grey to the mix and hit the corners of the stone
5. Thin down some Baharroth Blue (3:1) and add into the cracks and crevices, and a line around the stone where it meets the metal.
6. Add some White to the mix, and place in a few spots to add to the affect that it's brighter in some areas. Choose areas where lines intersect etc.
7. Use straight White to add final highlights of glowing points

Gold

1. Basecoat: Retributor Armour Chain Mail Silver Gore-grunta Fur 2:2:1
2. Soft Shade, watered down 4:1 Gore-grunta Fur
3. Deep Shade: Doombull Brown , Black and Contrast Medium 1:1:4
4. Tidyup with Base Mix
5. Highlight: Retributor Armour and Chain Mail Silver 1:1
6. Highlight: Chain Mail Silver