Games Workshop Citadel Layer: Russ Grey

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The final layer was just a mix of Mephiston Red and Citadel Fire Dragon Bright, which I used on all the uppermost sides, and also to highlight some of the edges on the lower side – such as the vents, and near the eye lenses. Having represented Hertfordshire as a player at County level, Russ joined the PDC as a referee in July 1996, and this year's Alexandra Palace showpiece will mark his 28th and final World Championship behind the microphone. Face & Beard – Paint the whole face Cadian Fleshtone. Layer with Kislev Flesh. Highlight with Flayed One Flesh. Chimera Transport: The Chimera transport is a common armored personnel carrier used by the Imperial Guard. Russ Grey paint is perfect for painting the main body of the transport, giving it a subtle and muted look. It can also be used to paint the details and weathering on the transport, giving it a realistic and weathered look.

The axe is mostly just a lot of washes. I base-coated with a very light blue grey and then hit it with Akhelion Green Contrast paint. After that I applied a blue and a green wash (saturated blue, like Guilliman’s Glaze* and dark green like Athonian Camoshade). Finally I drybrushed the whole thing white. Edge Highlights Skull & Crossbones – Base Zandri Dust, wash with Seraphim Sepia, layer with Ushabti Bone and highlight with Screaming Skull. Step 9- Weathering Undercoat the model white. I find aerosol sprays a bit “chalky”, so I use Vallejo Surface Primer which is very smooth. To highlight, I used Russ Grey mixed with a little White. I then used this to highlight all the areas of the armour that would be catching light from above. In the case of his arm for example, I highlighted from halfway down one side of his forearm to half way dow the other.At this point, the marine is finished and you can base it however you like. If you want to see how to get started with making a realistic Ice Base, See my Ice Basing Tutorial. Russ is proud of what he does, but he’s also proud of where the sport is, and he’s played a huge part in helping it get to that level.

Finally there are the edge highlights – I hit pretty much the entire model with edge highlights of Reaper Ghost White, a nice very light off-white which goes well here without being as overpowering as pure white. Bray was a county player for Hertfordshire and subsequently played on the pro circuit. [2] He teamed up with Eric Bristow to win the Norway and Finland pairs. The Sergeant’s helm, strapped to the hip of the chap in the first part of this post, is very simple to do. Annoyingly, I failed to take a picture of the first step, though it is very simple. First, paint the helmer with Citadel Mephiston Red. Next, wash the helm with Citadel Druchii Violet. Once dry, reapply Mephiston Red, being sure to leave the Druchii Violet visible in the recesses.It’s a global game now. When you're refereeing on the PDC Asian Tour in Mongolia, and on the World Series [stage] in Australia, you do have to pinch yourself sometimes. When that is COMPLETELY dry, re-establish the darker shapes from before with Agrax Earthshade. Step 4 – Highlight the Pelt