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Made in nz
Regular Dakkanaut




Hey there guys,

I was wondering- I didn't want a super bright yellow but more a matte off yellow. Would you reccomerned I still go with Model Air Yellow (which is quite bright) or would I go with Yellow Ochre?

If none of these, might someone offer me some suggestions to get a real nice, off pale yellow? I like the non mettalic metal look, almost.
   
Made in gb
Secret Inquisitorial Eldar Xenexecutor





UK

Prime white
Pre shade from beneath with hull red.
Airbrush with medium yellow model air.
Highlight screaming skull
Thin agrax wash.

Result looks like this:

Soon his foes would learn that the only thing more dangerous than a savage three hundred pound brute is a savage three hundred pound brute with a plan - Ork Codex

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Made in au
Oberstleutnant






Perth, West Australia

Check Buypainteds IMperial fists painting guides. He does it with airbrush and these primary colours: Radome Tan, Gold Yellow and Burnt Umber I think for highlighting and shading the gold yellow. It's over Vallejo grey primer.

These are the scouts he did, so they come out quite dark. Not sure if they were done the same way as the rhino vid I linked above, but should be easy enough to find.

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