- Drybrush Codex Grey, then Fortress Grey, then Astronomicon Grey in successive coats on the whole model, using a big brush and very little paint.
- Overbrush all weapons, some armour, and key parts of the Kans, Dred and MANz Boltgun Metal.
- Paint all skin Knarloc Green.
- Pick out some armour, gun parts and other minor details in Dwarf Bronze.
- Paint belts and straps Beastial Brown.
- Spray wash with 1 coats of Badab Black.
- Spray wash with 1 coat of Devlan Mud
- Pick out detail and paint chips and scratches with Chainmail.
- Highlight skin with Goblin green
- Top highlight skin with 1:1 mix of Goblin Green and Bleached Bone
- Paint base Calthan Brown
- Drybrush base Tausept Ochre
- Second Drybrush of base 1:1 mix of Tausept Ochre and Skull White
- Paint teeth snakebite leather
- Paint eyes bleached bone
- Highlight teeth bleached bone
- Paint eyes blood red (fully covering the bleached bone)
- Extreme highlight teeth white
- Paint any minor details unique to any models
A blog about the collecting, painting and gaming experiences of a Fourtysomething war gamer who has dabbled in the hobby for over 25 years.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Updated Ork Painting Method
Given my recent change in base painting, I thought I'd update my 'standard Ork painting method'. Looking at the method, which I wrote several years and a hundred or so painted Orks ago, I've made some other 'tweaks' to the method also.
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