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So I'm wanting to start a new space marine army when the new codex comes out and I was thinking of using the Storm Wardens color scheme as I like it, Unfortunately I'm a bit worried that it might be too similar to my friends Ultramarines, So I was curious, Does anyone have any ideas of how to further seperate them? Any alterations to the Storm Wardens color scheme that would set them appart from Ultramarines..? For those that dont know of the Storm Wardens you can see their color scheme here http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Storm_Wardens

I'm thinking a darker blue for them.. My friends ultramarines are Macragge Blue I think.. So maybe Kantor Blue..? Seems to be quite a bit darker.. And then.. Umm.. What color would be good for the silver..? Leadbelcher maybe..?

Well, Both the drawn image and the model photo uses a silver grey color rather then white, I dont care what the text says, I go by the images (And think it looks good) And I say darker blue because during Storms the skies tend to be dark, Not light..=P

Though, another color scheme I realy love is the Flesh tearers.. http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Flesh_Tearers Looks awesome.. but they are a blood angels descendant chapter..


Ooooo.... Then again, Looking arround some more, These guys look cool http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Silver_Skulls Anyone know how to get that dark steel color..? (Maybe Leadbelcher brushed with Nuln Oil or something..?)