I sprayed with black. Then heavy drybrush of P3 Greycoat Grey than
drybrushed P3 Ironhull Grey. Then I went over some black areas in P3
Thamar Black and those areas a light drybrush of P3 Greycoat Grey. On
the red areas I used P3 Skorne Red and drybrushed with P3 Khador Red
Base. The skin tones were done with P3 Khardic Flash then drybrushed
with P3 Midlund Flesh. The leather bits were done in P3 Bootstrap
leather then drybrushed in P3 Rucksack Tan.
The leather paints were used
for the hair with some blending except the female guard where I used P3
Cygnar Yellow. The gold bits I used P3 Rhulic Gold and metal bits P3 Cold Steel. I then washed
everything in GW Devlan Mud and based it like my other Malifaux models
with air drying clay.
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