That was then highlighted with a mix of purple, brown and grey, to dull out the browns previously washed over them. And for a final highlight I mixed in some ivory into the the last step on the skin. And this is the result. I made a couple of other changes, like removing a lot of the larger oval shapes, which helped to slim the legs. Removing the oval shapes took a lot of effort, as removing the larger ones will reveal holes. After I filled the holes with green stuff, I took 7 to 8 passes with liquid green stuff and very fine sanding paper to get it perfectly smooth. And even then it still slightly shows in some places.

For 'purplish' scales I could use Dark Reaper->Violet/Crimson-> not sure if I would Highlight with Warpfiend/Slaanesh or Calgar/Fenrisian Genestealer Purple– A deep, rich shade of purple that would pair well with Stegadon Scale Green. Purple is a cool, mysterious color that can add depth and complexity to a color scheme, and it would help to offset the warm, earthy tones of Stegadon Scale Green. Genestealer Purple would be great for adding highlights and accents to areas painted with Stegadon Scale Green, helping to give your models a more otherworldly, alien look. For 'greener' scales I could use Stegadon Scale/Dark Reaper-> Nuln or Agrax/Coelia->Thunderhawk or Dark Reaper->Coelia->Thunderhawk You can use Stegadon Scale Green for any army you prefer, but if you don’t know where to start, here are a few suggestions:Whether you’re looking to add a touch of verdant beauty to your tabletop army or just want to bring your models to life, the Stegadon Scale Green paint is sure to bring a breath of fresh air. What armies to paint with Stegadon Scale Green? The Stegadon Scale Green paint from Citadel Colours is a deep, earthy shade of green that evokes the essence of the natural world. This is all done with an airbrush. Do not touch the cloak with a brush! Spray directionally into the shadows after the first progression through the recipe to even out the blends. Here are a few red, purple, and pink paints from Citadel Colours that would complement Stegadon Scale Green beautifully:

Orks – A brutal, warlike alien race in the Warhammer 40K universe, and their color scheme often features vibrant greens and browns. Stegadon Scale Green would be a great choice for painting the skin on Ork miniatures, helping to bring out the rough, barbaric nature of the Orks. Highlight flesh with thinned Citadel Death Guard Green and the off-white areas with Citadel Karak Stone. Red scales could replicate red skin scheme, but using a dark nuln oil shade and avoiding the brightest highlighs The hexadecimal color code #074863 is a dark shade of cyan. In the RGB color model #074863 is comprised of 2.75% red, 28.24% green and 38.82% blue. In the HSL color space #074863 has a hue of 198° (degrees), 87% saturation and 21% lightness. This color has an approximate wavelength of 481.39 nm.Paint Citadel Coelia Greenshade into the recesses of the flesh and Citadel Contrast Basilicanum Grey into the recesses of the cloth and you’re done.