RolandDarkfire Hellion
Posts : 28 Join date : 2017-05-07 Location : Hesperia, CA
| Subject: Bright Armor Schemes? Tue Jul 04 2017, 12:54 | |
| I got the basic set up for my Kabalites color Scheme, a base of Murderous Magenta (P3), Emperors Children for highlights, Carroburg Crimson for a wash, and Leadbelcher and nuln oil for the weopons base. I plan on priming black to darken the magenta, I like the color but dont want it too bright. Have you seen an unconventional color scheme pulled off well for the Drukhari? Am I crazy for picking these colors? | |
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aurynn Incubi
Posts : 1626 Join date : 2013-04-23
| Subject: Re: Bright Armor Schemes? Tue Jul 04 2017, 15:19 | |
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masamune Sybarite
Posts : 445 Join date : 2017-06-22 Location : Paris
| Subject: Re: Bright Armor Schemes? Fri Jul 07 2017, 11:55 | |
| You can still reduce the brightness by mixing your paints : add a little bit of a darker color (even 1/10th) will do the trick.
If you're afraid of it getting too flashy, applying a thinned down layer of lahmia can mattyfy your painting but - DO TEST before using it on a completed fig (apply on miniature plastic casing your color sheme, then lahmia half of it, to compare results) - You can apply lahmia selectively, only on your overbrighten part.
For the unusual color scheme, I've painted a white DE army, with touches of red and blue. Currently working on a proper website to display them, but you can still check my avatar for now to have an idea :p If you're interested I can post a couple more pics _________________ Frenchie, long time painter, trying to get in the 8th edition , still converting & painting hordes of dark eldars Project log Dark eldars ~4k points / Battle sisters ~2k points | |
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