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Hello everyone!

So I ended up getting burned out with painting my Necrons because I couldn't get the models to pop. I loved the basic theme I had going but I just didn't have the skill to transform it into what was in my head. So like any normal person I scrapped the entire theme and started with a new one!!

After about half hour of looking through paint schemes others had made online I found one that I liked!


It has that Tomb kingish quality that I feel plays off of how long Necrons have truly been around (now that both games are technically in the same world? any who)

So with some searching I was able to find the process and here we are!

Squad of 10 Necron Warriors Primed and ready to go!


2 Undercoats of White. 1 Coat with Ceramite white Base, and 1 with White scar.


2 Full washes of Seraphim Sepia Shade.


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Let me know your thoughts!










Now I am trying to settle on a basing technique to use and I was thinking of going with a red. Kind of like a tribute to Mars where the void dragon possibly lives in stasis. Anyone have any good tutorials or have ideas to help make that happen?

Hi there, here's a tutorial I followed for my Skitarii, that comes from someone here on the forum:

https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/650313.page

And this is what it gives with the brush in Tau Light Ocre:



It's really easy and gives a real Martian feeling. You can try drybrushing with another reddish colour if you want it to be more red, but I think it will complement your colour scheme nicely !