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bounide continues: Since I wanted a slightly different brown for the coat belt, it was given a basecoat consisting of a 50/50 mix of black and Vallejo Orange Brown (981). This was highlighted up to pure Orange Brown, then Bubonic Brown was added. For the skin, I mixed up a basecoat consisting of Vallejo Orange Brown (981) and Medium Fleshtone (860). I shadowed the base by adding to the base Vallejo Cavalry Brown (982) and Flat Brown (984). I highlighted with Sunny Skintone (845) and Ivory (918). I painted the eyes black, then white and, finally, I added a small black dot in the iris. Once the face was done, I painted the helmet exactly the same way as the armour plates. The hair was given a thinned black basecoat, highlighted with Sky Grey (989) and shadowed with pure black. ![]() It was time to prepare the base. First, I filled the base slot with Milliput, leaving a small hole in which to insert the piece of wire fixed under the foot of the Knight. Then I coated the base with a 50/50 mix of PVA glue and water, dipped it in sand, and left it to dry thoroughly. Once the sand was dry, I primed the base with GW Chaos Black and drybrushed it with Codex Grey. The base was finished off with light touches of Cavalry Brown (982) and Orange Brown (981). ![]() After the miniature was firmly fixed to the base with superglue, the weapons were the last elements to be painted. The combat-blade grips were darklined with black, then basecoated with thinned Cavalry Brown (982) and highlighted with Light Flesh (928). The brown elements were given a base mix of English Uniform (921) with a small touch of German Uniform (920). The highlights were done by adding Beige (917), then white. ![]() ![]() |