Need a shade colour for red

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Eques
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Need a shade colour for red

Post by Eques »

Hi

I am painting a load of cloaks in Games Workshop blood red.

The cloaks have quite a lot of folds. Can anyone suggest the correct colour for the shading? (doesn't have to be branded necessarily).

Thanks
ravenflight
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Post by ravenflight »

Citadel Foundation Mechrite Red
Strategos69
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Post by Strategos69 »

Dark flesh and terracota work fine too. I would rather go with a base of those and then get the lights adding red.
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Post by nigelemsen »

I find GW blood red base colour. GW red ink. then dry bush highlight with lightened blood red... works for me. Also the purple, blue and green equlivents works as well
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Post by athelstan »

i use vallejo-reds for my red-paintings.

i have posted in my blog which colors i used - you can see the color-names and numbers in the text, although its in german language.

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