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Well, after getting tired of building up my Tau army for the greater good, I travel into the dark depths of Chaos in Warhammer Fantasy. My target is to have one army per system. So, here is my finished Warriors of Chaos unit (plus hero) for your comments and criti-gestions...

Exalted Hero



Warriors of Chaos Unit









For the paint scheme:
Armour - Drybrushed Chainmail
Gold Details - Base coat Chainmail - Apple Barrel Gold - Washed Gryphon Sepia
Outer Cloak - Base Coat Calthan Brown - Wash Devlan Mud - Highlight Calthan Brown
Inner Cloak/Banner - Base Coat Dheneb Stone - Wash Gryphone Sepia
Bone/Horns - 1st layer mix of Apple Barrel Black and Brown - 2nd Brown - 3rd mix Brown and Dheneb Stone - 4th Dheneb stone - Drybrushed Bleached Bone
Blood Stains - Drybrushed Mechrite Red
Skull on Cloaks - Drybrushed Apple Barrel White
Red rope on Cloaks - Detail brushed Apple Barrel Red
Fur - Heavy Drybrushed Calthan Brown - Washed Devlan Mud - Light Drybrush Calthan Brown - Highlight Tallarn Flesh
Musicians Head - Base Coat Tallarn Flesh - Washed Baal Red
Snow on tips of Cloak - Drybrushed Spacewolf Grey
Base - GW Modeling Sand - Washed Devlan Mud
Snow - Drybrushed area with Spacewolf Grey - Applied 2 layers of Citadel Snow effects.
Leaves - Skullcrafts Autumn Leaf Scatter

You want comments here's a comment they suck.. No just kidding looks really solid honestly, and very clean so cheers to that. They really have a great rustic or more dusty appearance to them that I like whether or not you were going for that well bravo. All in all good stuff, just next time for show pics such as these don't take them on a black or reflective surface.

Looks great to me! Their drabness fits the snow with nice clean highlights