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I did this tutorial on my blog a while ago so I thought I would repost it here for you guys. This is actually my old scheme now and combines ideas of urban and winter camoflauge (without the tricky painting bits ie. the camoflauge pattern). Anyway hope you like it feel free to comment, post any critism or visit my blog which can be found at http://w-hpaintingstudio.blogspot.com.au/

1.Cloth

Base coat with Denheb Stone
Wash wiht Devlan Mud
Layer Denheb Stone
Edge high light with a mix 2:1 Mix of Denheb Stone and Skull White


2. Armour

Base coat with Fenris Grey
Line the recesses with a 2:1 mix of Chaos Black and Fenris Grey, watered down
Edge highlight with a 1:1 mix of Fenris Grey and Skull White


3. Skin

Base coat with Tallarn Flesh
Wahs heavily with Ogryn Flesh
Glaze with Liche Purple
Highlight with Dwarf Flesh
Highlight with a 1:1 mix of Dwarf Flesh and Elf Flesh
Sparingly highlight with Elf Flesh

Maybe orther effect will be nice ^^

But goood tuto thanks you

Thanks for the compliment but what did you mean orther effect?

Doing the armor more old, i don't real see in the picture maybe my eye xD, and the grenade look real strange :O.

but all the work is perfect a 360° shotting picture is welcome

Sorry I understand you now, I didn't put the steps for weathering in the instructions as I like to think of it as a quite an individual procedure but here is what I did:
1. Using a scrap of kitchen scourer (blister pack sponge can be switched for this) I sponged on a 50:50 mic of chaos black and scorched brown onto areas that I thought would suffer the most wear and tear
2. Then I repeated this step by sparingly sponge on chainmail. This step was enhanced by using a fine detail brush, where I effectivley highlighted some deges with a very thin line of chainmail.
3. Under the chips and scratches I painted a thin line using the lightest blue mix to portray a feeling of depth.

Further I dulled some of the scratched areas with thinned badab black or devlan mud and then rehighlighted them selectivley. The point of this is to try and get the effect that the damage occured at different times with some being more aged than others. And the grenade, I don't know whats up with that I think I will go back and redo that at a later date, I'll try and put some more pictures up soon too.

Look similar to my own guard Cadian 249th Ice Raptors


Keep up the good work, more meat for the grinder.

EJ