Painting an Orc
Black Undercoat the model
Dry brush Pale Green onto arms and Flat White onto everything else except for weapon. If the weapon has multipal sections some may be brushed white to add a bit of definition later on.
Apply Gloss Green to arms to add a slimy green look.
Apply Green Ink to arms to add depth and make cracks in arms greener.
Apply Rust colour to any sections which will be leather.
Apply Chestnut Ink to same sections, lay this on heavy.
Apply Black Ink to leather sections after Chestnut Ink has dried.
Paint straps and other sections Guards Red. Lay this on heavy.
Apply Dull Coat to leather sections after they have COMPLETLY dried.
Apply Gun Metal to weapon or metal sections.
Dry brush Silver on metal sections.
Finish up by applying Flat White very heavy to teeth and rivets.
Dry brush Pale Green onto arms and Flat White onto everything else except for weapon. If the weapon has multipal sections some may be brushed white to add a bit of definition later on.
Apply Gloss Green to arms to add a slimy green look.
Apply Green Ink to arms to add depth and make cracks in arms greener.
Apply Rust colour to any sections which will be leather.
Apply Chestnut Ink to same sections, lay this on heavy.
Apply Black Ink to leather sections after Chestnut Ink has dried.
Paint straps and other sections Guards Red. Lay this on heavy.
Apply Dull Coat to leather sections after they have COMPLETLY dried.
Apply Gun Metal to weapon or metal sections.
Dry brush Silver on metal sections.
Finish up by applying Flat White very heavy to teeth and rivets.
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