Space Wolves

Prime the model using Mechanicus Standard Grey spray.

1. Base all of the armour, using two thin coats for even coverage.

2. Mix three parts Space Wolves Grey Contrast Paint, one part Black Templar Contrast Paint, and three parts Contrast Medium. Drop this into the recesses and armour lines, focusing on areas between armour panels, without flooding the model.

3. Mix three parts Space Wolves Grey Contrast Paint, one part Black Templar Contrast Paint, and three parts Contrast Medium. Drop this into the recesses and armour lines, focusing on areas between armour panels, without flooding the model.

4. Mix three parts Space Wolves Grey Contrast Paint, one part Black Templar Contrast Paint, and three parts Contrast Medium. Drop this into the recesses and armour lines, focusing on areas between armour panels, without flooding the model.

5. Highlight the armour using a small amount of thinned paint by dragging the brush along all sharp, upward-facing edges. Pull twice if needed to achieve desired thickness.

6. Apply a final highlight to the most prominent upward-facing edges. Thin with a little water, use hardly any paint on the brush, and drag it along the edges, keeping it inside the Fenrisian Grey from the previous stage.

1. Base all of the black elements (chainsaw case, bolt pistol case, rubber joints throughout the armour, etc.).

2. Highlight the black elements by dragging the paint across sharp edges. If any areas are too chunky or mistakes are made, correct them with the black basecoat.

3. Apply the sharpest highlight to the black elements. Use sparingly by dragging the brush carefully, keeping the paint inside the Eshin Grey from the previous step.

1. Base all of the leather elements (belt, knife sheath), being careful around areas that will be lighter later.

2. Highlight the leather elements. Paint most of the leather, leaving the Rhinox Hide in the recesses.

3. Finish highlighting the leather by dragging the brush along sharp edges, keeping the paint inside the Doombull Brown from the previous stage.

1. Base anything that needs to be gold (chest iconography, chainsword hilt/pommel, bits, and pieces) using two thin coats for good coverage.

2. Shade the gold metallic elements by working the Nuln Oil into the recesses, without applying too heavily or causing flooding.

3. Highlight the gold elements by picking out the brighter gold elements, leaving the darker colour in the recesses.

4. Finish off gold elements by sparingly highlighting the sharpest elements, using a small brush with minimal paint.

1. Base all of the silver elements (chainsword exhaust, chain blades, mechanical elements of the bolt pistol, vents on backpack, etc.).

2. Shade the silver metallic elements by working the Nuln Oil into the recesses, without applying too heavily or causing flooding.

3. Highlight the silver elements. Thin with a tiny bit of water to help it flow better, do not put too much on the brush. Drag the brush along sharp edges or draw lines.

1. Basecoat the shoulder pad inserts with yellow, using very thin coats to avoid lumpiness or chalkiness. Try not to spill onto the trim.

2. Boost the yellow by painting a thin coat over the Averland Sunset once dry.

3. Add definition between the insert and the shoulder trim by running a little Agrax Earthshade down, ensuring not to flood the area.

4. Apply a thin line highlight between the darkest part of the insert and the yellow.

5. Boost the highlight a little bit towards the top by painting inside the Flash Gitz Yellow from the previous stage.

1. Basecoat the gem on the chest and the eye lenses in the helmet. Keep paint inside the lines and avoid spilling.

2. Paint over the AK White for the eye lenses and gem on the chest.

3. Mix Baal Red Contrast Paint into AK White on the palette for a bright pink. Dot the center of the Space Marine eye for a glow effect.

4. Mix Baal Red Contrast Paint into AK White on the palette for a bright pink. Drag the mix down the hard edges of the gem for a reflective light.

1. Base all of the teeth, runes, and the bag around the waist. One coat should be fine for the teeth.

2. Base any runes and the bag in a nice grey colour.

3. Wash the teeth, runes, and bag using Agrax Earthshade. Ensure it gets into all recesses and does not pull too heavily anywhere.

4. Highlight the teeth by dragging the brush along the sharp edges, leaving some of the darker colour in the recesses.

5. Mix AK White into the Rakarth Flesh on the palette. Highlight inside the Rakarth Flesh from the last stage to add interest and a highlight.

6. Mix AK White into the Rakarth Flesh on the palette. Highlight inside the Rakarth Flesh from the last stage to add interest and a highlight.

7. Highlight the runes and bag with Dawnstone, leaving the darker colour in the recesses. Take your time and do not apply too heavily.

8. Mix a little AK White into the Dawnstone. Highlight by dragging the brush along the edge to get a nice crisp finish.

9. Mix a little AK White into the Dawnstone. Highlight by dragging the brush along the edge to get a nice crisp finish.

1. Paint two red triangles onto the shoulder pad. Put a dot with Baal Red Contrast Paint for the top of each triangle. Space three dots across the bottom of the shoulder pad equidistant from each other and the top two dots. Join them up with lines.

2. Fill in the triangles very carefully, avoiding spilling onto other areas.

3. Draw some straight lines with Flash Gitz Yellow onto the triangles to add a highlight and tidy them up.

4. Take the pink mix (Baal Red and AK White) and draw some sharp lines across the parts of the triangles that will catch the most light.

5. Take the pink mix (Baal Red and AK White) and draw some sharp lines across the parts of the triangles that will catch the most light.