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Made in gb
Ground Crew




Halfway between nowhere and anarchy

Hey Dakka,
Recently my gaming friends and I finished our 40k board which is a desert wasteland. So, needing a project, I have started a guard army (partially inspired by Ailaros and his almighty battle reports). My problem is however, I need a deserty paint scheme to match the board but (being a new to 40k) can't think of a good match. At the moment I have Talahan sand drybrushed with Terminatus stone on the clothes and tried Zandri dust on the armour and helmet but they just look too similar.
Any genius ideas?


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Sorry I should have made it clearer- I like the clothes, I want to change the armour currently painted Zandri dust

This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2013/03/04 22:42:02


I beg to dream and differ from these hollow lies  
   
Made in au
Veteran Wolf Guard Squad Leader





If you could get us some photos of the test models that you have, it would be perfect.

It is tough trying to visualise models and colours from one's memory especially with a relatively new paint line.

Looking at the online swatches for the paints you said you have used. I would honestly swap them around. Use the darker Tallarn Sand on the armour plating and then use the lighter Zandri dust on the fatigues.

A quick brown wash over the whole model and you would be good to go.

 
   
Made in us
1st Lieutenant





Klamath Falls, OR

A Sgt. I did for my Elysians:

   
 
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