Here is the first batch of Goliath models completed. These were great fun to paint, and, thanks to Garfy’s feedback, I’m very happy with the paint scheme in the end. I went for dark, brooding colours, with warm reds, browns and orange for a steaming-hot and aggressive look – straight from the hot and sweaty forges of Necromunda. Hope you like them – leave your comments and feedback below!
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Sure, here are my recipes:
Dark Skin
Bloodreaver Flesh
2x Wash: Mix of TAP Strong Tone Ink / Lahmian Medium 3:2
Paint eye sockets black, then add two small white dots for pupils
Layer: Bloodreaver Flesh, mix of Bloodreaver Flesh with Catachan Flesh to smooth the transitions
Highlight: Knight-Questor Flesh (only face and knuckles)
Highlight: Knight-Questor Flesh / Tallarn Flesh 1:1 (only face and knuckles)
Medium Skin
Knight-Questor Flesh
2x Wash: Mix of Agrax Earthshade / Lahmian Medium 3:2
Paint eye sockets black, then add two small white dots for pupils
Layer: Knight-Questor Flesh, mix of Knight-Questor Flesh and Bloodreaver FLesh to smooth the transitions
Highlight: Knight-Questor Flesh / Tallarn Flesh 1:1 (only face and knuckles)
Highlight: Tallarn Flesh (only face and knuckles)
Light Skin
Tallarn Flesh
Wash: Reikland Fleshshade
Paint eye sockets black, then add two small white dots for pupils
Layer: Tallarn Flesh, mix of Tallarn Flesh with a bit of Bugman's Glow to smooth the gradients
Highlight: Tallarn Flesh / RMS Tanned Highlight 1:1 (only face and knuckles)
Highlight: RMS Tanned Highlight (only face and knuckles)
Thank you so much for the recipes. Flesh tones are tough to get right.
Can we get a little insight into the paints used for the flesh tones