Monday 16 December 2013

Wild Bill Hickok

This seems to be my post #100. Yippie-kay-aye, M....!

I finished this guy from Artizan Designs Sunday evening, for the Old West Painting Posse at the LAF. Possibly also for some gaming...

Painting breakdown, from hat to shoes:

Primer: Black (Army Painter, I think...)

Hat:
  • Base coat: A very dark mix of OC Codex Grey and Black (I honestly don't remember the ratio; the pot is from before I started recording my mixes)
  • Layer 2: A lighter shade of grey, equivalent of V 70995 German Grey
  • Highlight: OC Codex Grey with a little black
Hair:
  • Base coat: OC Graveyard Earth + Black
  • Mid-tone: OC Graveyard Earth
  • Highlight: OC Graveyard Earth + OC Bleached Bone
Skin:
  1. Mix of OC Bestial Brown and OC Dwarven Flesh  1:3
  2. Old GW Dwarven Flesh
  3. Mix of DF and old GW Elf Flesh
  4. Elf Flesh
Eyes:
  1. OC Dark Flesh
  2. WZ Legionnaire Flesh
  3. Black 0.1 permanent marker
Shirt:
  1. OC Codex grey with some white
  2. OC Codex Grey with more white
  3. Highlights: Pure white
Tie:
  1. Black
  2. OC Codex Grey + black
  3. OC Codex Grey with less black
Jacket:
  1. OC Snakebite Leather
  2. F Buff Leather Shade
  3. F Buff Leather
  4. F Buff Leather + F Buff Leather Light
  5. F Buff Leather Light

Waistcoat
  1. OC Bestial Brown + OC Scorched Brown
  2. OC Bestial Brown
  3. OC Vermin Brown
Buttons:
  1. Black
  2. OC Boltgun Metal
  3. OC Mithril Silver
Belt:
  1. OC Bestial Brown
  2. OC Vermin Brown
  3. OC Vermin Brown + OC Vomit Brown
Buckle:
  1. Black
  2. OC Chainmail
Guns:
  • Base Coat OC CodexGrey, then 2 layers with white mixed in progressively.
Trousers:
  1. Basically the same as the hat, but with one more layerbefore highlights.
Boots:
  1. OC Scorched Brown + Black
  2. OC Scorched Brown
  3. OC Scorched Brown + OC Bestial Brown
Spurs:
  • Built up using some greys, again. OC Codex Grey as highlight, if I recall correctly.
*Pheew* -  I really need to start writing down the colour breakdown along the way, instead of waiting 'til after i finished a mini...







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