Many people like the color tone on my salamanders and I received many questions on how I achieved such a vibrant color on those marines. So I decided to make a tutorial on painting their Power Armour. This insets a strict codex color of the Salamander Chapter but it gives the model a more live look which makes them look much better on the gaming table
Step1. After priming the miniature with Games Workshop Skull White, I airbrushed the whole model with a layer paint Moot Green.
Step2. After it dried, I shaded the whole model with Biel-Tan Green. I applied a full coat of slightly watered down wash to make the whole mini darker and shade all the gaps.
Step3. Using Moot Green I highlighted the upper areas of the feet, legs, backpack, shoulders, hands and head.
Step4. I continued highlighting using Moot Green and Flesh Gitz Yellow mixing it with a ratio of 2:1 and then 1:1.
Step5. The final highlight was done with a Mix of Green and Yellow 1:2. After that, I painted all the details of the model.
You can find some examples of finished units painted using this method over here:
- http://brovatar.blogspot.com/2012/05/salamander-tactical-squad.html
- http://brovatar.blogspot.com/2012/05/its-getting-too-hot.html
- http://brovatar.blogspot.com/2012/04/protectors-of-nocturne.html
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Hope this tutorial will help. Have a nice day,
Brovatar