#65 Painted, Malifaux, The M&SU, Ramos, Ramos

Malifaux, The M&SU, Ramos, Ramos

Introduction

Well I get to paint the guy himself Ramos, hes the master of this box and honestly one of the cooler guys in the fluff, at least in my reading. I wanted him to fit in with the other models in this set by trying to make him look more "machined" I went for dark colours (browns and greys) and smooth textures.

Painting

Step By Step

Ramos:

1. Prime: Black (Vallejo, Surface Primer Black)
2. Skin: Skin (Reaper, Caucasian Flesh)
3. Skin Ink: Black (Army Painter Ink, Dark Tone)
4. Skin Highlight (Reaper, Maiden Flesh)
5. Pants: Brown (Reaper, Ashen Brown)
6. Pants Ink: Black (Army Painter Ink, Dark Tone)
7. Coat Dry brush: White (P3, Menoth White Highlight)
8. Eye: Black (Army Painter, Matt Black)

 Bases

1. Prime: Black (Vallejo, Surface Primer Black)
2. Rough dry brush of the dirt: Brown (Reaper, Ashen Brown)
3. Rough dry brush of the dirt: Brown (Reaper, Golden Brown)
4. Pipe: Silver (Army Painter, Gun Metal)
5. Pipe Ink: Brown (Army Painter Ink. Soft Tone)
6. Edged: Black (Army Painter, Matt Black)

Basing

Like the other bases in the box I went for dark colours the only major difference is looking at Ramos I really wanted something sitting behind his legs, to make the space seem less conspicuous due to the billowing cloak. I ended up choosing pipes as I felt that looked more mechanical over the rocks or wood.

Conclusion

Even if he wasn't a complicated paint job I feel like I did the model justice and made something I wont be unhappy with in the future.

9/10