Ammobunker Recipe Book

Bone (vallejo model colour = VMC)

1. VMC English Uniform
2. GW Snakebite Leather
3. GW Bubonic Brown
4. GW Bleached Bone
5. VMC Pale Sand
6. VMC Ivory (hueso)
7. VMC White



Skin

base tanned flesh
wash with 2 part tanned flesh and 1 liche purple mix
highlight with dwarf flesh
highlight with dwarf and elf flesh mix
final highlight with pure elf flesh


Red

Off white undercoat
2 thinned layers of blood red,
a wash of Red ink 8 parts, Chestnut ink 3 parts and Brown ink 1 part.
Thinned layer of blood red,
Gradually add orange to red do this until 100% Blazing Orange
Drown model in red ink




Gold

base of bestial brown over black
first coat, brazen brass
second, shining gold
brown ink3 parts, yellow wash 3 parts and chestnut wash 4 parts
highlight, shining gold
2nd highlight, burnished gold
final highlight, 50/50 burnished gold/mithril silver



Red Lenses

1: Black undercoat
2: Scab Red on bottom half in a semi circular pattarn on left or right depending on direction of light source.
2) In the same semi circular pattern red gore in 1/4 of the bottom half
3) In the smae semicircular pattern blood red 1/8 of teh same bottom half.
4) Use blazing orange on the very bottom of the blood red very thinnly.
5) Red ink all over the lense to give it a shine, once dry,
6) Skull white in the opposite corner of the left over black areas





Heres SpikyJames skin recipe

Tallarn flesh base
Dark flesh wash
Paint all raised areas with tallarn flesh
1st highlight 50/50 tallarn flesh/elf flesh
final highlight 25/75 tallarn flesh/elf flesh



and heres both together



Aged bronze care of Digits

Undercoat spray chaos black

Block brush him Tin Bitz

Heavy dry brush with Brazen Brass

Water down scaly green and apply wash everywhere.

Very important - before the scaly green wash dries, use a tissue and dab it over the model to soak up areas. The benefits of this can be seen on the flat cloak areas.

Water down a little goblin green and put it into a few areas of the scaly green to give a little tonal difference.

Once dry, dry brush lightly with brazen brass, particularly at edges.

Finish with a VERY light drybrush of burnished gold on a few prominent edges.

Pigeon poo added with mixed patches of rotting flesh / skull white. (Don't overdo this as it will look bad!)

Well I have decided taht it time to get my recipe book done so if you have a good recipe you wanna share in a place where it can be easily found pm me with it plus a good picture and I will add to the original post for all to see and use