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As the titel says, I could really use some ideas for the color scheme of my new nighthaunt army. I would like to have some very bright colors, and be able to Paint them with a shade/glaze method. Since I have not tried that method before I would appriciate any input

For my ghosts I went with a turquoise glaze over a very pale blue/grey.

My ghosts are a very pale light green with the green glaze over it. Some alt mode ghosts were just white over black then a blue wash.

Wauw! They look awesome guys, thanks. Mind if I ask what colors and in which order you used?

Warhammer TV's tutorial.

Yea I Know that video. But I Think it's a Pretty bad tutorial and Pretty boring just copy pasting gws color scheme every time

Unfortunately the paints I use are not useful. The base is RT-era pot of what would become space wolf grey. Not sure what the modern equivalent is. The turquoise glaze is not quite as old, being from the late 90's. But it lacks a fun name; it's just simply turquoise glaze.

Order is simple. Base, glaze, and then dry brush the base on top again.

For the moust part, green and blue is where its at.
Just find some ghostly looking glazes or "tehincal style paints" and buy a pack of spirit hosts and try 1 colour per model.

mine are gw green glaze over army painter white primer, thats all.

 FrozenDwarf wrote:
For the moust part, green and blue is where its at.
Just find some ghostly looking glazes or "tehincal style paints" and buy a pack of spirit hosts and try 1 colour per model.

mine are gw green glaze over army painter white primer, thats all.

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Looks great as well man! I've bought the models, and various Blue, Green and yellow shades/glazes from the gw range. Will try some different combinations over the weekend and hopefully find a look I like. Thank you all for your inputs !
Cheers