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Hey, I've just bought my first Ironjawz figurines, and the Stoneskulls paint scheme really appeals to me (image below), and since I collect mainly to play and for the lore, I can't tell what paints I should use (from Games Workshop please). Many thanks for all advice
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The "GW way" would be something like a white undercoat with the bone painted Rakarth Flesh, washed in Agrax, Rakarth Flesh again (except recesses), Pallid Wych Flesh over everywhere except the recesses and then "chipped" with Rhinox Hide under highlighted with White Scar white. The red would start at Khorne Red, washed in Carronburg Crimson, Khorne Red again (except recesses) and highlighted with Evil Sunz red, followed by Fire Dragon Bright on the corners and where light would catch.

Or something like that

 Bottle wrote:
The "GW way" would be something like a white undercoat with the bone painted Rakarth Flesh, washed in Agrax, Rakarth Flesh again (except recesses), Pallid Wych Flesh over everywhere except the recesses and then "chipped" with Rhinox Hide under highlighted with White Scar white. The red would start at Khorne Red, washed in Carronburg Crimson, Khorne Red again (except recesses) and highlighted with Evil Sunz red, followed by Fire Dragon Bright on the corners and where light would catch.

Or something like that

Thanks can't wait to have them painted

yeah, same schemes as the adeptus mechanicus so start with rakarth flesh then stains or glazes or half diluted wash depending on sepia to deep brown you want. rakarth mixed w/hightlight. looking fwd to seeing them

 VeteranNoob wrote:
yeah, same schemes as the adeptus mechanicus so start with rakarth flesh then stains or glazes or half diluted wash depending on sepia to deep brown you want. rakarth mixed w/hightlight. looking fwd to seeing them

Cheers man, I'll send you some pics when they're done

excellent