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I have a Witchfate Tor model that I would like to paint in mossy/bleached stone colours (see attached picture).

Anyone know how I might pull this off? I was thinking a coat of black primer, followed by a heavy grey drybrush, followed by a heavy Bleached Bone drybrush, and then a wash of Sepia or Devlan Mud before a final drybrush of Bleached Bone and final highlight of pure white. The moss would be a wash of green follow by a drybrush of green. Think that would work?

My Army is Warriors of Chaos, so I'm also considering painting the Tor as a red Tower. How would I accomplish red stone? Black prime, heavy drybrush of light grey, followed by a red wash, and then Red Gore drybrush over top? I don't want it to look like the red brick on the GW Witchfate Tor models; more like Khorne red stone. Would love some suggestions. Thanks.