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With a base coat of Leadbelcher, I'm having a little trouble deciding what to do next.

Do I dry brush the whole thing with Iron breaker and then highlight with steel? I'm not crazy about how dry brushing looks (Brush strokes) on all those exposed flat surfaces.

Do I do a blend on all the edges with a 50/50 mix of leadbelcher/ironbreaker and then highlight everything with steel? Seems better, but I'm not convinced it will give the tank enough texture in the exposed flat areas.

Same thing goes for my approach to the troops.

I'd love to do something that gives me a similar affect to this.


Does anyone have any links to people painting rhinos and vendis in the Iron Warrior scheme?

I need inspiration!

Erm. I don't have a video tutorial, but would be happy to help in any way I can. I have around 6000pts of iron warriors including 10 tanks/ daemon engines. Take a look around my gallery and feel free to pm me if you have any questions. My whole army is brush painted except for primer.

absolutely amazing lol