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Made in gb
Guardsman with Flashlight





United Kingdom

I have got some bad moon orks there body has been washed but there yellow armour has not i am not sure if i should dark wash the armour?
please leave comments on what you think and look at my pic

THANKS
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Made in se
Bounding Assault Marine





In the deepest reaches of Valhalla

In my opinion, no. Don't wash the armour, Bad Moons should be bright. But in the end it is all up to you
How do you want them? Perhaps a wash and then highlight it again to get more definition? You'll be the judge my friend


//Edge
   
Made in ca
Sister Vastly Superior






Canada

I'm with OnTheEdge on this, you've some nice, bright Bad Moonz armour there. It looks great.

If you are going to wash it, I wouldn't go with anything darker than Gryphonne Sepia. Even then, I'd probably do another set of highlights after the wash as OnTheEdge has recommended.

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Made in fi
Battlewagon Driver with Charged Engine





somewhere in the northern side of the beachball

No

Every time I hear "in my opinion" or "just my opinion" makes me want to strangle a puppy. People use their opinions as a shield that other poeple can't critisize and that is bs.

If you can't defend or won't defend your opinion then that "opinion" is bs. Stop trying to tip-toe and defend what you believe in. 
   
Made in se
Fighter Ace





Sweden

If you wash the yellow areas, wash the edges in a simple L-shape at the edge, it gives some much wanted depth to an otherwise glaringly bright colour.

I won't bother. 
   
Made in us
Privateer





The paint dungeon, Arizona

Without a wash or shading, bright yellow like that just looks tacky. Often moreso under flourescent lighting in most game shops.

Washes dont have to kill the brightness of the yellow- unless you over do it. It adds depth and makes the gear look used/worn.

I really doubt a whole unit of orks is going to have brand new yellow painted gear.

Try a little devlan mud- start in the recesses and see if you like the results.
   
Made in gb
Guardsman with Flashlight





United Kingdom

Thanks!
I will wash the armour and if it turns out ok i will leave it but if its not what i want i might highlight it like you said.

Thanks again!

I wil be getting some more boyz soon and making a custom bad moonz warboss

   
Made in us
Sneaky Kommando






I'd say wash the armor and then highlight the edges and be done with it

 
   
Made in us
Decrepit Dakkanaut






Burtucky, Michigan

I think as far as the yellow goes, do a hard edge on it and itll look good. Wash the armor, thats up to you. But deffinetly edge the yellow, itll make it pop
   
 
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