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Sword Of Caliban wrote:
Just use the dark angels colours, the base dark green and bright green for edging. You should give p3 a go I did and never looked back. The only citadel paints I use now are chaos black spray and the blood for the blood god paint.

That shouldn't be too hard to do. Though it may make me want to make a DA army, and that is strictly forbidden since my brother plays them.

 casvalremdeikun wrote:
ah. I am sure I can find a conversion chart.

We can help with that

http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Paint_Range_Compatibility_Chart

 Manchu wrote:
You won't mess up drybrushing. A wash followed by a drybrush is a very easy trick that yields quite satisfying results.

I second washing/drybrushing for Stormcast armor. I used a series of shades and drybrushed metallics and was pretty happy with the result:
You just gotta careful not to be too heavy with your drybrush; I made a few mistakes with putting too much paint on the model where I didn't want it, but was able to cover it up. As Duncan would say on Warhammer TV, with drybrushing, "you can always add more, but it's difficult to take it away."

Be sure to post pics once you've gotten one finished! It's always cool to see player-created Stormhosts!

You could drybrush and line highlight.

The breast plate to me is something that really wants a line highlight since it has such a large flat surface, but the shoulders and the legs would be much easier to do with a drybrush.