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Hello everyone, I was wondering if any of you knew what process and citadel paints I would need to emulate this colour scheme:

Mainly for the armour plates and the axe blade. Cheers!



For these troops:



Thank you

Well, when it comes to the weathered parchment white armour, you'll get really close when you prime them with a white primer, and wash them carefully with Seraphim Sepia one layer at a time to get the desired result. After they're dry, you'll drybrush lightly some Pallid Wych Flesh/White Scar on the armour to give them some depth. Feel free to experiment.

The weapon is very straightforward: base/prime the weapons black, then paint with Boltgun Metal/Leadbelcher, and wash them with Seraphim Sepia from desired spots (don't dip 'em, unless you're going full Nurgle).

I hope this helps, and most of all, brings you towards the desired look on your models.