How to weather your models to have that natural look to them.
Awhile back I actually did up a tutorial for a buddies blog explaining how to weather your models. Now there are plenty of articles out there and the original one of this process is lost to the internet gods. But I will quickly go over it again for anyone who might be interested.
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Base coat Army Painter Desert Yellow |
Some of the paints/washes are no longer available but you can use the process with any equivalent you might have or some of the newer Games Workshop paints.
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Sponge on GW Tin bitz or similar paint. |
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Sponge on GW Boltgun Metal |
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Sponge lightly Mithral Silver or similar |
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Wash with devlan mud |
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Set standing up to allow wash to pool in lower recess. |