I began by panting their skin with Americana “Charcoal Grey”. I then painted the loin cloth on the lefthand one , and the shirt on the righthand one, with Ceramcoat “Charcoal”. After that, I painted the scarf on the lefthand one, and the loincloth on the righthand one with Crafter’s Acrylic “Navy Blue”.
I then painted both sword grips, and sword blade on the righthand one, with with Accent “Real Umber”, and the sword blade on the lefthand one and spear shaft on the righthand one with Reaper MSP HD “Rusty Red”. After that, I painted the parts I was going to paint gold with Americana “Antique Gold”, and the parts I was going to paint as metal with Americana “Zinc”.
Next, I painted the obsidian “blades” on all the weapons with Ceramcoat “Black”. After that, I repainted the metal parts I had previously paint with the Zinc, using Folk Art Metallics “Gunmetal Grey”; and repainted the parts I had previously painted with the “Antique Gold”, using Folk Art Brushed Metal “Brushed Bronze”. I let the figures dry for a while, and then gave them both a coat of Citadel “Agrax Earthshade” wash.
When the wash was dry, I painted the eyes, and then highlighted the skin with a mix of the base “CharcoalGrey”, and some Americana “Mississippi Mud”. At that point, I realized they had exposed teeth, so I took a moment to paint those with Americana “Bleached Sand”, and then gave them a quick wash with the “Agrax Earthshade”. After that, I highlighted the leather armor with Reaper MSP “Bronzed Skin”.
Next, I highlighted their leggings with Folk Art “Cloudy Day”, and then highlighted the left one’s loin cloth, and the right one’s shirt with Americana “Zinc”. I then highlighted the left one’s scarf, and the right one’s loin cloth, with Citadel “The Fang” mixed with a little Folk Art “Settler’s Blue”. After that, I highlighted the wrist wraps on the lefthand one, and the neck collar and belt pouches on the righthand one, with Americana “Fawn”.
I then highlighted the body of the lefthand one’s sword and the righthand one’s spear shaft with some Reaper MSP “Holly Berry” mixed with a little Crafter’s Acrylic “Pure Pumpkin”. After that, I highlighted the righthand one’s sword blade body with Americana “Light Cinnamon”, and then highlighted all the obsidian parts with Crafter’s Acrylic “Cool Blue”. Wrapping thing up, I highlighted the parts I painted with the “Gunmetal Grey” using Ceramcoat “Silver”, and highlighted the parts I had painted with the “Brushed Bronze”, using Folk Art “Pure Gold”. I finished by painting both their bases with Americana “Mississippi Mud”.
Well, there they are. They turned out okay, but my heart wasn’t in them. I have decided life’s too short for me to paint stuff I really don’t like, so the remainder of the set, is going in my sale/trade box.
