Dwarfen Mountain Holds Paint Scheme

A full Dwarfen Mountain Holds 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
Beard & hair
Ironbreaker gunmetal
1

Base coat

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

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

Aquilas, rims and ornament. Basecoat gold, wash with a brown shade, then edge a brighter gold.

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.

Beard & hair

Ginger is the hold standard and the model’s second focal point - basecoat orange-brown, shade, then drybrush the braids so the plaiting shows.

Ironbreaker gunmetal

Heavy plate and shields in dark steel rather than gold, shaded blue-black - it stops the hold blue and the gold turning the unit into a toy.

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13 paints in this scheme

  • Deep Blue

    Army Painter

    No price tracked yet
  • Inktense Blue

    Scale75

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  • Asurmen Blue

    Citadel (Warhammer Paints)

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  • Electric Blue

    Army Painter

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  • French Hussar Sky Blue Light

    Foundry

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  • Ki-Rin Gold

    Army Painter

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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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  • Incursion Orange

    Army Painter

  • Graveyard Earth

    Citadel (Warhammer Paints)

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  • Fuegan Orange

    Citadel (Warhammer Paints)

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  • Skeleton Bone

    Army Painter

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