Highlighting and Nuln Oil Inquiry

[Warbringer]

SO I'm looking at doing Iron Warriors next year and planning to do a silver and dry brush the highlights and then wash all over with Bascilcanum Grey

 

 

From GW Community Site

 

In order to get a really gritty industrial metallic for my Iron Warrior, I started by spraying the whole model with Leadbelcher, and layered a thick coat of Basilicanum Grey, which is quite translucent, over the top of the whole model to dull it down. Once that was dry I darkened the shoulders even further with a coat of Black Templar, before painting all of the trims with Balthasar Gold giving the worn iron a dull brass contrast.   I liked the effect so much I decided to take the model a little further. On the shoulder I carefully drew in some hazard stripes using Averland Sunset, the thickness of the base paint covering the black quite easily. For the scratching effect, I used Leadbelcher and Runefang Steel with the tip of my brush, and even put a little thinned Rhinox Hide onto the model here and there for a greasy weathering effect. The base was done with a simple application of Agrellan Badland drybrushed with Tallarn Sand. 

 

https://www.warhammer-community.com/2019/10/21/painting-the-traitor-legions-with-contrastfw-homepage-post-2/