Base coats

1. Prime Doombull Brown
2. Zenithal Highlight Cadian Fleshtone
3. Paint cloth with Zandri Dust
4. Paint all metal parts, boots and rocks Black
5. Paint rocks and weapons with Incubi Darkness

Skin

1. Using pure Cadian Fleshtone layer over all muscle parts as shown by the zenithal highlight
2. Water down the Doombull Brown and glaze this into the shadows and recess of the skin again using the priming phase as a guide.
3. Mix 50:50 Doombull Brown and Cadian Fleshtone and reduce any harsh transitions. I only do this on the muscle and skin facing the viewer and anything below the horizon i leave doombull.
4. Darken the recesses again with firstly Darkoath Flesh followed by thinned Rhinox Hide or Wyldwood
5. This next step is the highlighting I like to do this on a single model at a time and use different amounts of Pale Sand to create some variation in the final skin tone.
6. Using Pale Sand mix this into Cadian Fleshtone initially, 50:50 then add more to eye and to create variations between the skin tones.

Cloth

1. Wash all over the cloth with Skeleton Horde or Seraphim Sepia used to create variation.
2. Highlight the cloth with Zandri Dust as a thick layer
3. Add some Pale Sand into the Zandri Dust and highlight (50:50)
4. Add more again 75:25 Pale Sand : Zandri Dust
5. Using the Wyldwood or thinned Rhinox Hide from the skin step and use this in the deepest recesses on the cloth and to create definition between some of the fold.s

Jade Weapons and Stones etc

1. Glaze using Jade Green to create tranisitions
2. Highlight by add a dot of Sybarite Green into the Jade and glaze the very top as highlights.
3. For the weapons I edge in Sybarite Green and then dot with Gauss Blaster Green (I think I just added White or Pale Sand into the Sybarite Green which works too.

Metals

1. Paint gold with Necro Gold
2. Paint silver with Black Metal
3. Wash both with thinned 1:1 Coelia Greenshade and Lahmian Medium
4. Wash silver with black/thinned brown wash until dirty and dulled
5. Highlight gold areas with Peridot Alchemy and a second highlight of Citrine Alchemy
6. Highlight silver with Chain Mail Silver and then final highlights of Heavy Metal

Brown and Black

This is a simple step as I use one or two colours and just mix to get the highlights. I don't worry much as I've found darker highlights here work really well when varnishing at the end.

1. To highlight the Brown i add in Gobi Brown to the Rhinox Hide to get my base highlights adding in Pale Sand to get the contrast up if needed.
2. Black I add Pale Sand to the Black to get greys and use these

Varnish

1. Varnish with AK Interactive Matt Varnish.
2. Apply some Satin Varnish on the metals if you prefer that look.