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These 3 models took an hour and a half from spray undercoat to applying varnish.
I used a small fan to speed drying as it is pretty cool here currently, in summer I wouldn't bother.
I wanted something reproducible, natural and would not involve sub assemblies and any detailed work. Also could be used on tine bugs all the way up to the big ones.

1: Spray black
2: Abbadon black thinned to get anywhere missed
3: Heavy dry brush Stormvermin fur
4: Dry brush Baneblade brown
5: Dry brush from above karak stone
6: Dry brush edges ushabti bone
7: Wash of slightly thinned carroburg crimson on the fleshier parts
8: Evil sunz scarlet to the brains and recesses
9: Carroburg crimson heavy wash to brain
10: Redo evil sunz scarlet to the brain

Base:
1: Eshin grey
2: Dry brush dawnstone
3: Light dry brush administraum grey
4: Drybrush patches of cadian fleshtone
5: Bricks are wazkakka red and light drybrush around them for brick dust, then spots of khorne red to the brisks
6: Skulls: Ushabti bone, agrax earthshade, dry brush ushabti bone and light dry brush skull white.
7: 2 layers abbadon black to base edge

Varnish with spray satin varnish

Those look great. Washes over structure do seem to work well with organic models.

It works well! The brains look good and squishy.

Also to differentiate between units I am planning on using different colours for the fleshy gaps.
Still not sure for the fleshier ‘skin’ if I should use a different wash colour to match, I probably will as it is quite light and the bone protrusions will still tie the army together.

not bad for table top standard