

I started with a base coat of GW Shadow Grey. I really like this color because it's kind of bluish in color which looks really good. I did two coats of this using a 1:1 mixture of paint and water.



I found that working on the Gladiator was much easier than Morghoul. The large areas took time to cover but were easier to work with. On a large model like this it's easier to see the muscular definition which makes adding highlights much easier. I also left the shoulder armor and the tusks off to make painting easier.
I'll probably start on the armor tonight or tomorrow and I will post pictures as soon as I can.
Wow, nice job. That flesh tone looks really great after the highlights you applied. Well done.
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