Painting Guide; Scourge Flyer

Below is a painting guide, explaining the steps taken to paint the Scourge Flyer.  The Scourge Stalker is painted the same way except for the squid skin and the hull skin being exchanged.

The model was initially primed with matt black primer.

Interior Flesh

This is the scheme used for flesh on interior of the hull

1. Full layer: Army Painter Chaotic Red.
2. Half Layer: Army Painter Dragon Red.
3. Heavy dry-brush: Army Painter Barbarian Flesh.
4. Gloop: Games Workshop Blood for the Blood God.

Bone

This is the scheme used on all the bone.

1. Heavy dry-brush: Army Painter Leather Brown.
2. Lighter dry-brush: Army Painter Barbarian Flesh.
3. Wash: Army Painter Sepia Shade (Let that dry and settle).
4. Final highlight: Army Painter Skeleton Bone.

Rusted Metal

This is the scheme used on all the metal.

1. Full layer: Games Workshop Typhus Corrosion.
2. Heavy dry-brush: Games Workshop Ryza Rust.
3. Lighter dry-brush: Army Painter Gun Metal.
4. Wash: Army Painter Sepia Shade (applied to crevasses and other parts to give age and more depth to the rust).

Hull Skin

This is the scheme used on the skin of the hull.

1. Full layer: Army Painter Angel Green.
2. Wash: Army Painter Green tone.
3. Light dry-brush or highlight: Army Painter Goblin Green.

Squid skin

This is the scheme used on the skin of the squid.

1. Heavy dry-brush: Army Painter Alien Purple.
2. Wash: Army Painter Purple tone.
3. Layer highlight: Army Painter Oozing Purple.
4.  Suckers on tentacle dry-brush: Army Painter Toxic Boils.

Blue Crystal

This is the scheme used on the skin of the squid.

1. Heavy dry-brush: Army Painter Deep Blue
2. Lighter dry-brush: Army Painter Ultramarine Blue.
3. Edge Highlight: Army Painter Crystal Blue.

Eyes

This is the scheme used on the skin of the squid.

1. Layer: Army Painter Angel Green.
2. 2nd Layer: Army Painter Goblin Green.
3. 3rd Layer: Army Painter Desert Yellow
4. 4th Layer: Army Painter Matt Black.