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I recently painted this for a friend of mine. He wanted the main armour colour to be orange so I settled for a nice Scale 75 colour called Peanut Butter combined with Vallejo's yellow ochre from the Chipping and Rust paint set. The metallic areas are mainly Darkstar and Scale 75 with a little bit of Citadel here and there.

 

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Thank you. It's not a massive departure from the default scheme but painting the flesh to look raw rather the more singed look of the GW method gives him a different feel. I think the horns could do with more detail but I think I'd have to put on some magnifiers and break out a new brush to manage that. Even then it might be beyond me.

I'm glad we settled on the flesh looking that colour. My fried suggested very tanned flesh until I pointed out that it wouldn't contrast well with the armour. After that he agreed with my idea. He was pretty hands-off which was nice. If I ever try commission painting I will have to get used to a lot more specific briefs.

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