Thread: Imperial Guard Painting Scheme
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Old May 22nd, 2007, 21:26   #2 (permalink)
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Before locking in a color scheme I would recommend deciding on a basing scheme and determine how much effort you will put in to painting them. for example if you went with an urban theme with possible camo - would you be willing to invest the extra time to do the camo pattern on all the units vs. going with a solid scheme.

My advise is to pick a primary color and find a matching neutral to go along with it. For example blue with bone as the secondary color. I would choose a scheme that is powerful to look at yet easy to brush on. limiting your pallete will help you achieve this.

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-Mike
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