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Painting Kill Team Octarius Terrain
Once the primer was fully dry the terrain was dusted with Games Workshop Lead Belcher spray.
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Any wooden details were painted with Games Workshops Mournfang Brown.
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Once the dirty wash was dry I watered down Army Painter Lava Orange into a was and painted in on every nut and bolt as well as all the corners on the terrain.
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Any fuel tanks or oil drums were painted with Games Workshop Contrast Ork Flesh.
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Other armour plates were painted with a stippling technique using Games Workshop Mephiston Red.
Once that was dry the red was stippled over with Games Workshop Wild Rider Red.
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Any Ork glyphs were picked out with Games Workshop White Scar.,
and that’s it, how easy was that. This pain scheme was used for all of the terrain from the new Kill Team box.
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