Painting my STC Hab Bunker
Something I've been putting off for literal years, I recently decided to paint the STC Hab Bunker had bought long ago.
Having already primed it in Chaos Black back to close to when I'd bought it, I found myself a little apprehensive, fearful it would take far too long.
However, I powered through and got it done:
- First up was an all over Heavy Drybrush of Mechanicus Standard Grey
- Followed by a Drybrush of Eshin Grey
- And finally a Drybrush of Dawnstone
- Next up, the Base doors were painted in the Fang
- Then Shaded in Agrax Earth shade
- Before being Drybrushed in Russ Grey
- Before a final Drybrush in Fenrisian Grey
- Next were Base Lights and canisters which were given a undercoat of in Corax White
- I applied lights with Aethermatic Blue contrast
- While I Applied canisters with Iyanden Yellow contrast.
- Then, I drybrushed lights and canisters with White Scar
- Then came the metals which I based with Leadbelcher and Balthasar Gold (depending on whether I wanted gunmetal or brass).
- I shaded the Leadbelcher with Reikland Fleshshade to give it a rusted look
- While I shaded the Balthasar Gold with Agrax Earthshade
- I then drybrushed the Leadbelcher with Runefang Steel
- While I Drybrushed the Balthasar Gold with Sycorax Bronze and then Nihilakh Oxide in order to give that a oxidised, rusty look
- Finally, I Drybrushed the bottom of the model with some Steel Legion Drab to give it a touch of weathering and dirt .
Surprisingly, all of this didn't take me as long as I thought. Thinking back, I also couldn't say what I wish I'd done differently.
All in all, it's given me the confidence to tackle the STC Barricades I have waiting, although they'll need good weather for priming first.
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