Kingdom of Bretonnia Paint Scheme

A full Kingdom of Bretonnia paint scheme, generated and ready to test: the armour ramp from basecoat to edge highlight plus metals, skin, lenses and basing — every colour matched to real paints from Citadel, Vallejo, Army Painter and 35+ more ranges, with live prices. Use it as a planner, tweak any colour, or take it into the full generator.

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How the scheme reads on a model

Armour — base to highlight

Base coat
Shade
Layer
Highlight
Edge highlight

Additional details

Trim
Weapons
Leather
Skin
Lenses
Basing
Knightly heraldry
Peasant homespun
1

Base coat

Lay the foundation colour down over primer, slightly darker than the final tone.

2

Shade

Wash the recesses to add depth and separate the details.

3

Layer

Rebuild the main colour on the raised areas, leaving the shade in the cracks.

4

Highlight

Pick out the upper edges and surfaces that catch the light.

5

Edge highlight

Sharpen only the sharpest edges for a crisp, finished look.

Details & accent colours

Everything else on the model - metals, skin, leather, lenses, basing and this faction's signature accents.

Metal — trim

Trim and bare plate. Basecoat steel, wash dark, then edge bright silver.

Metal — weapons

Bolters, blades and casings. Dark gunmetal, washed black, edged with bright steel.

Leather & pouches

Straps, holsters and bare wood. Mid brown, shaded, then drybrushed a lighter tan.

Skin & flesh

Faces and hands. Basecoat, a flesh wash into the recesses, then build the highlights back up.

Eyes & lenses

Lenses, eyes and energy. A bright spot colour that pops against the armour - dot it on and add a white glint.

Basing — earth

Groundwork. Earth basecoat, drybrushed bone, finished with your choice of grass, sand or snow.

Knightly heraldry

Quartered shields, barding and pennants in yellow, red and white. Mask the divisions or rule them with a fine brush - this is heraldry at the gallop, and a wobbly line shows from a metre away.

Peasant homespun

Men-at-arms and bowmen in undyed brown and grey. The gulf between them and the knights is the army; do not let the peasants get bright.

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13 paints in this scheme

  • Sapphire Blue

    Vallejo

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  • Inktense Blue

    Scale75

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  • Ultramarine

    Vallejo

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  • Alpha Blue

    Army Painter

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  • Country Blue

    Vallejo

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  • Grey Knights Steel

    Citadel (Warhammer Paints)

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  • Iron Wolf

    Army Painter

  • Owlbear Brown

    Army Painter

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  • Bestigor Flesh

    Citadel (Warhammer Paints)

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  • Antique Ochre

    Vallejo

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  • Graveyard Earth

    Citadel (Warhammer Paints)

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  • Meteor Rock

    Army Painter

  • IJA Khaki Brown

    Vallejo

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