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How to Paint Fyreslayers

Fiery crests, bronze and bare skin with ember glow

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Spearhead: Fyreslayers$127.50

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Base coat

Lay the foundation colour down over primer, slightly darker than the final tone.

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Shade

Wash the recesses to add depth and separate the details.

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Layer

Rebuild the main colour on the raised areas, leaving the shade in the cracks.

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Highlight

Pick out the upper edges and surfaces that catch the light.

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Edge highlight

Sharpen only the sharpest edges for a crisp, finished look.

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Details & accent colours

Everything else on the model - metals, skin, leather, lenses, basing and this faction's signature accents.

Metal — trim

Aquilas, rims and ornament. Basecoat gold, wash with a brown shade, then edge a brighter gold.

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Metal — weapons

Bolters, blades and casings. Dark gunmetal, washed black, edged with bright steel.

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Leather & pouches

Straps, holsters and bare wood. Mid brown, shaded, then drybrushed a lighter tan.

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Skin & flesh

Faces and hands. Basecoat, a flesh wash into the recesses, then build the highlights back up.

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Eyes & lenses

Lenses, eyes and energy. A bright spot colour that pops against the armour - dot it on and add a white glint.

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Basing — earth

Groundwork. Earth basecoat, drybrushed bone, finished with your choice of grass, sand or snow.

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Magma & crests

Beards, crests and magma - bright orange-red, the duardin’s living fire.

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Orange Tone

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Orange Red

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Fire Dragon Bright

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Bright Gold

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Beasty Brown

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Beige Red

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Lothern Blue

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English Uniform

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Bright Orange

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Fyreslayers are fire-worshipping duardin - bare-chested berserkers with towering orange mohawks and bronze war-gear. Lots of skin and hair, little armour, and a warm fiery palette make them a distinctive and quick army to paint.

The signature look

Bright orange flaming crests and beards, warm bronze and gold war-plate, tanned bare skin, and ember or lava glows. The whole army runs hot - oranges, golds and reds - which makes it pop on the table.

Painting hair and skin

  • Fiery crests/beards - basecoat orange (or a yellow-to-orange blend), shade the roots with red, and highlight the tips toward yellow for a flame effect. An orange contrast over a light undercoat is the fast version.
  • Skin - a warm tan flesh, shaded with a brown or red wash and highlighted up; keep it healthy and sun-baked.

Bronze and ember effects

  • Bronze/gold war-plate - basecoat, brown wash, edge highlight; the warm metal suits the fire theme.
  • Lava and embers - on bases and weapons, blend black rock up through deep red to bright orange and yellow cracks for a glowing magma effect.

Tips and common mistakes

  • Blend the crests. A red-root to yellow-tip gradient sells the flaming hair.
  • Keep it warm. Oranges, bronzes and tans - avoid cool colours that fight the fire theme.
  • Lava bases. A glowing magma base ties the fiery army together.

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