Was conservative on colour palette which saved time. I find more and more that I use the same colours on different areas then put a wash or glaze/filter on the module to give a slightly different impression. I like to build the colour up in 'highlights' to try and blend the colours on top of each so a wash when applied pulls them altogether. As it should! I never soak the area with a wash but paint it on so any excess is removed before application. So for my own record;
Floor
Airbrushed Tamiya Neutal Grey
" Vallejo Air Concrete
" Vallejo Air Light Grey Green
Wash GW Seraphim Sepia
Rock Walls
Airbrush Tamiya Neutral Grey
" Tamiya NATO Brown (patches)
" Tamiya Deck Tan (patches)
Brush GW Seraphim Sepia (patches)
Brush Vallejo Tan Glaze (all)
Rockcrete Walls
Airbrush Tamiya NATO Brown
" Tamiya Deck Tan
" Vallejo Air Aged White
" Vallejo Air Light Brown (restricted to top and bottom of walls)
Brush Vallejo Tan Glaze
The detritus on the floor also received a drybrush of Vallejo Panzer Aces Light Mud.
I need to add a few bits of terrain for this piece but otherwise it's 99% complete.
To give an idea of the depth an Escher and Orlock ganger face off!
On to Module four. Which will be more involved if my plans work out!
The Emperor Protects.
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