Just finished all the armor and now on to cloth bits! I used greenish white, deep yellow and dark Prussian blue (ak) over a purple undercoat.
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What's the purpose of the purple tinted primer? By the final model in the middle it looks like not too much is actually purple. Just wondering what the use is. Genuinely curious.
Good question. Im using it as the deepest shadow color. On the finished one I covered up too much of the purple for my liking but some of it is still present.
The other models still have purple in the armor. I definitely got the feel for this paint scheme the more I did it.
But ya, most of it gets covered.