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**Kr'aag**

i do my boyz with gobbo green skin + thrakka green wash. Armour and guns in metallic, clothes garish colours+ Devlan Mud.

Won't win prizes but easy way to get acceptable table top imo.

**Billinator**

brother_zach wrote:
Billinator wrote:One thing i'd like to add, though, is that i wouldn't just add the main colors to the miniature, then add the Devlan Mud, and call it a day. It needs more colors, if you want a good result. If you know what you're doing, it's often improoves the mini's to have multiple layers.

On the other hand, it gets alot more time consuming, and painting a full army with multiple layers is going to take alot of time. But you'll get much better at painting - that is; if one has got the patience...

Agreed. Though I do own a bottle of Devlan Mud, I'd much rather layer colors to achieve a pleasent effect,

I think it's much dependant on which army you paint. Depending on your progress AFTER the devlan mud (for shading), you might end up with a somewhat "dirty" look to it. I think that goes better with some armies than others!

Anyways, nice Ultra's, dude! I love your MM-dev! Better show it to my buddy, which plays a Vulkan list!