Flesh Tearers

1. Pre-shade by airbrushing Flat White over the entire model, focusing on highlights to be bright white and shadows to be pure black. Thin paint approximately four drops of Tamiya X-20A Thinner to one drop of paint, sprayed at 20-25 PSI.

2. Apply a base coat of a thin mixture of Gal Vorbak Red and Burnt Red (Pro Acryl) in a 2:1 ratio (Gal Vorbak Red:Burnt Red) over the darker areas of the armour, building up layers gradually.

3. Apply a base coat of a thin mixture of Gal Vorbak Red and Burnt Red (Pro Acryl) in a 2:1 ratio (Gal Vorbak Red:Burnt Red) over the darker areas of the armour, building up layers gradually.

4. Apply a lighter coat of a thin mixture of Wazdakka Red and Burnt Red (Pro Acryl) in a 1:1 ratio over the lighter areas of the armour, focusing on where highlights would naturally fall.

5. Apply a lighter coat of a thin mixture of Wazdakka Red and Burnt Red (Pro Acryl) in a 1:1 ratio over the lighter areas of the armour, focusing on where highlights would naturally fall.

6. Darken the deepest shadows by spraying a thin mixture of Gal Vorbak Red and Black (Vallejo Game Air) into the recesses.

7. Darken the deepest shadows by spraying a thin mixture of Gal Vorbak Red and Black (Vallejo Game Air) into the recesses.

8. Apply Abteilung 502 Black oil paint, thinned with mineral spirits, into the recesses of the armour and then buff and blend the paint from the raised surfaces towards the shadow areas using a soft, slightly damp brush with mineral spirits.

9. Apply a final varnish coat to the armour using a 50/50 mix of Mig Matte and Ultra Matte varnish.

10. Apply a final varnish coat to the armour using a 50/50 mix of Mig Matte and Ultra Matte varnish.

11. Apply small chips and fine scratches along the edges and prominent areas of the red power armour using Wazdakka Red.

12. Apply finer chips and scratches with a lighter, slightly orange-fleshy mix of Flat Flesh and Wazdakka Red.

13. Apply finer chips and scratches with a lighter, slightly orange-fleshy mix of Flat Flesh and Wazdakka Red.

14. Apply a dark brown as weathering along the lower parts of the red armour and around edges to simulate mud/dirt.

1. Basecoat black elements (shoulder pads, backpack, gun casing) with Vallejo Model Color Black.

2. Apply a simple airbrush highlight to black elements using Eshin Grey, focusing on spherical or cylindrical shapes.

3. Apply initial chips using Black paint, particularly over decals, to create a painted-on effect.

4. Sponge chip with Eshin Grey over the black chips for a lighter edge.

5. Continue applying Eshin Grey chips, adding a little Dawnstone for lighter chips on prominent areas like the chest eagle.

6. Continue applying Eshin Grey chips, adding a little Dawnstone for lighter chips on prominent areas like the chest eagle.

7. Apply Rhinox Hide as weathering over decals and black armour to blend them into the battle damage.

1. Paint leather belts with Rhinox Hide.

2. Highlight leather belts with Steel Legion Drab.

1. Basecoat metallic weapon parts with a 50/50 mix of Burnt Iron and Iron Warriors.

2. Basecoat metallic weapon parts with a 50/50 mix of Burnt Iron and Iron Warriors.

3. Apply a watered-down Ratling Grime as a wash over the metallic parts.

1. Basecoat the lens with Incubi Darkness.

2. Apply Kabalite Green on the bottom edge and middle of the lens, blending towards the center.

3. Apply Moot Green as a brighter highlight on the bottom edge of the lens.