Yellow Camel

1. Basecoat with Balor Brown .
2. Drybrush with Averland Sunset . Go quite heavy and pick out all accessible raised portions.
3. Drybrush more selectively with 1:1 Averland Sunset and Ushabti Bone , enhancing the shapes picked out in the last stage even more.
4. Shade with a 1:1 mix of Nazdreg Yellow and Contrast Medium . I shaded mine with a mix of glazes and more traditional recess shading.
5. If you need to further define any points, I would recommend selectively shading deep recesses with a little thinned Dryad Bark .
6. With everything else in place, now is a good time to make specific details pop. I did this with selective highlights of Ushabti Bone and specular Wraithbone highlights.

Riders Skin

1. Basecoat with1:1 Cadian Fleshtone and Mournfang Brown .
2. Mix some of the basecoat 1:1 with more Mournfang Brown and carefully shade the skin. I thinned this paint with Lahmian Medium , to make it easier to work with.
3. Mix the above paint 1:1 with Rhinox Hide , and further define deep recesses. I stuck to shading eye sockets and where the skin met other materials at this stage.
4. Mix the basecolour with some Ushabti Bone and apply highlights. If you want a ratio, this will be about 1:3.
5. Increase the amount of Ushabti Bone in the mix, until it is roughly 1:1 with the basecolour. Now selectively highlight the skin, focusing on knuckles and protruding elements.
6. Mix even more Ushabti Bone in to the base mix until there is substantially more than the original basecolour and add some final highlights.

Black Hair

The amount of hair visible/accessible in this kit varies greatly, but I basecoat with Black . Then mixed Blue Horror into the Black highlighting raised details. i then repeated as necessary, highlighting more selectively as the amount of Blue Horror increased.

Orange Cloth

1. Basecoat with Skrag Brown .
2. Shade folds with some thinned Doombull Brown .
3. Mix a little Abaddon Black into your Doombull Brown . Use thin lines of this to define deep recesses of the cloth.
4. With 1:1 Skrag Brown and Ungor Flesh , pick out all of the edges and raised details.
5. Selectively highlight curves and corners that would catch the light with Ungor Flesh .
6. Finish with a few specular Ushabti Bone highlights.

Dark Blue Cloth

1. Basecoat with an equal parts mix of Incubi Darkness and Thunderhawk Blue , now mix in a little Abaddon Black until you are happy with the colour.
2. Shade with a thin mix of 1:1 Incubi Darkness and Abaddon Black .
3. Mix a blow of the leftover basecolour 1:1 with more Thunderhawk Blue and add chunky highlights to the cloth.
4. Mix the previous paint 2:1 with Administratum Grey and add fine highlights to the cloth.
5. Increase the amount of Administratum Grey in the mix so it is at least 1:1 and selectively highlight.
6. Add aven more Administratum Grey to the mix, so there is substantially more than the base colour. With this pretty bright grey colour, finish the cloth with a few specular highlights.

Off-White Cloth

1. Basecoat with 2:1 Wraithbone and Rakarth Flesh .
2. Soft shade with some thin Karak Stone . Glaze over fine details and run generously into the more defined ones.
3. Shade well defined recesses with thin lines of XV-88 .
4. On particuarly deep recesses and where the cloth meets other materials, apply a fine line of 1:1 XV-88 and Rhinox Hide .
5. Pick out edges and upward facing sections with highlights of Wraithbone .
6. Mix your Wraithbone 1:1 with White and apply finer/more selective highlights.
7. Finish with selective White highlights.

Wood

1. Basecoat with 1:1 Dryad Bark & Mournfang Brown .
2. Run some thin ::rhinox hide into recesses where the wood meets other materials.
3. Apply chunky highlights with a 1:1 mix of the base colour & Karak Stone .
4. Now apply fine highlights with Karak Stone .
5. Finish with selective highlights of 1:1 Karak Stone & Wraithbone .

Bow Bindings

1. Basecoat with Steel Legion Drab .
2. Glaze raised areas with Karak Stone , dragging your brush towards the centre.
3. Edge highlight wrappings with Ushabti Bone .
4. More selectively highlight with Screaming Skull .

Steel

1. Basecoat with Leadbelcher .
2. Wash with Nuln Oil . Adding glazes of Agrax Earthshade towards deep recesses, and where more interest is needed.
3. Highlight with mix some Silver RLM01 Metallic into the Leadbelcher and highlight.
4. Finish with some small Silver RLM01 Metallic highlights.

Gold

1. Basecoat with Retributor Armour .
2. Wash with Reikland Fleshshade .
3. Gradually mix Silver RLM01 Metallic into your Retributor Armour and highlight.
4. Finish with specular Silver RLM01 Metallic highlights.

Brown Camel

1. Basecoat with Mournfang Brown .
2. Drybrush with Skrag Brown . Go quite heavy and pick out all accessible raised portions.
3. Drybrush more selectively with 1:1 Skrag Brown and Ungor Flesh , enhancing the shapes picked out in the last stage even more.
4. Shade with a 1:1 mix of Wyldwood and Contrast Medium . I shaded mine with a mix of glazes and more traditional recess shading.
5. With everything else in place, now is a good time to make specific details pop. I did this with selective highlights of Ungor Flesh and specular Ushabti Bone highlights.

Teal Cloth

1. Basecoat with Kabalite Green .
2. Shade with some thin Incubi Darkness .
3. Ad highlight with Sybarite Green , going heavier on corners and curves.
4. Now more selectively highlight Gauss Blaster Green focusing on the same corners and curves from the previous stage.
5. Mix some White into your Gauss Blaster Green and finsih with some specular highlights.

Red Cloth

1. Basecoat with Word Bearers Red .
2. Shade with a thin mix of 1:1 Word Bearers Red and Abaddon Black .
3. Glaze some highlights on folds and exposed areas with 1:1 Word Bearers Red and Wild Rider Red .
4. Highlight with Jokaero Orange .
5. Highlight more selectively with Bestigor Flesh .
6. Mix some White into the Bestigor Flesh and finish with specular highlights on points.

Pale Camel

1. Basecoat with 2:1 Rakarth Flesh and Flayed One Flesh .
2. Drybrush with a mix of 2 parts Rakarth Flesh , 1 part Kislev Flesh and 1 part White . Go quite heavy and pick out all accessible raised portions.
3. Drybrush more selectively with a mix of 2 parts Rakarth Flesh , 2 part Flayed One Flesh and 1 part White . At this stage we are looking to enhance the shapes picked out in the last stage even more.
4. Shade with a 1:1 mix of Cadian Fleshtone and Baneblade Brown , thinned with an equal amount of Contrast Medium . I shaded mine with a mix of glazes and more traditional recess shading.
5. Once I was done with the above, I thinned some Gorthor Brown in a similar way. With this darker brown, I further defined deep recesses with a fine line.
6. With everything else in place, now is a good time to make specific details pop. I did this with selective highlights of Pallid Wych Flesh and specular White highlights.
7. With everything else in place, now is a good time to make specific details pop. I did this with selective highlights of Pallid Wych Flesh and specular White highlights.

Blue Cloth

1. Basecoat with 3:1 Dark Reaper and Administratum Grey .
2. Basecoat: Dark Reaper & Administratum Grey 1:3
   Recess Shade: Dark Reaper
   Layer Highlight: Base Mix & White Scar 2:1
   Layer Highlight: Base Mix & White Scar 1:1

White Cloth

1. Basecoat with a 1:1 mix of Celestra Grey and :white.
2. Gradually mix Dark Reaper into the basecolour and shade the folds, using Lahmian Medium to keep it thin. Each time you mix in more Dark Reaper , shade the recesses more selectively, until you are shading the deepest parts with small amount of almost pure Dark Reaper .
3. Pick out edges with White .

Pale Camel 2

1. Basecoat with an equal parts mix of Ushabti Bone , Rakarth Flesh and White .
2. Drybrush with same mix as the basecoat, but double the amount of :white.. Go quite heavy and pick out all accessible raised portions.
3. Drybrush more selectively with the same colours as above, but with about 3 times as much white as the other colours now. At this point we are just looking to enhance the shapes picked out in the last stage even more.
4. Shade with a 1:1 mix of Cadian Fleshtone and Contrast Medium . I shaded mine with a mix of glazes and more traditional recess shading.
5. Once I was done with the above, I thinned some Dryad Bark in a similar way. With this darker brown, I further defined deep recesses with a fine line.
6. With everything else in place, now is a good time to make specific details pop. I did this with selective highlights of pure White .

Rich Blue Cloth

1. Basecoat with 1:1 Kantor Blue and Temple Guard Blue .
2. Shade the cloth with Drakenhof Nightshade . I useda thin brush and made the wash easier to run into recesses with a little Lahmian Medium . You can always overbrush with the base colour, if the wash stains too much of the raised details..
3. Edge highlight folds with Lothern Blue , making them a little chunkier on corners and curves.
4. Mix some Lothern Blue 1:1 with Screaming Skull and apply some selective highlights on the corners and curves from the previous stage.highlights,
5. Increase the amount of Screaming Skull in the mix, so it is a light pastel colour, then add a few specular highlights.

Green Cloth

1. Basecoat with Elysian Green .
2. Shade with some thin Deathworld Forest shading recesses and glazing downward facing surfaces.
3. Mix a small amount of Abaddon Black into your Deathworld Forest , then pick our recesses.
4. Increase the amount of Abaddon Black in the above mix, then shade the very deepest recesses and where the cloth meets other materials.
5. Highlight with a 1:1 mix of Elysian Green and Ogryn Camo .
6. Highlight more selectively with Ogryn Camo , focusing on curves corners and exposed areas.
7. Mix your Ogryn Camo 1:1 with Wraithbone and selectively highlight the cloth.

Light Green Cloth

1. Basecoat with Nurgling Green .
2. Shade with some thin Straken Green shading recesses and glazing downward facing surfaces.
3. Mix a small amount of Abaddon Black into your Straken Green , then pick our recesses.
4. Increase the amount of Abaddon Black in the above mix, then shade the very deepest recesses and where the cloth meets other materials.
5. Mix your Nurgling Green 1:1 with Wraithbone and highlight the cloth. With the basecoat being so light, we are mostly just edge highlighting here, but making them a little chunkier on curves and corners.
6. Selectively highlight the corners and curves above with Wraithbone .

Dark Green Cloth

1. Basecoat with Death Korps Drab .