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Taker Tribe (Sons of Behemat) Paint List for Age of Sigmar

intermediate Sons of Behemat

Cooler skin, dirty cloth and salvaged metal, a tribe of raiders and thieves. Cold tones, and scavenged gear that never matches.

Above all, keep the flesh cooler than on the other gargants. Dull cloth and violet shadows should read as a wandering giant loaded down with loot.

Recommended undercoat white — Several priority paints in this army converge on white.
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Paint list

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🔴 Must-Have

Cold flesh

  • Kislev Flesh (Citadel (Games Workshop)) — Dominant colour · 2 thin coats
  • Druchii Violet (Citadel (Games Workshop)) — Recesses, shadows, and joins · Targeted wash

🟠 Core

Dull cloth

  • Steel Legion Drab (Citadel (Games Workshop)) — Weapons, trim, and metallic parts · 2 thin coats
  • Leadbelcher (Citadel (Games Workshop)) — Weapons, trim, and metallic parts · 2 thin coats

🟡 Recommended

Metal salvage

  • Agrax Earthshade (Citadel (Games Workshop)) — Recesses, shadows, and joins · Targeted wash

Painting order

Recommended steps
1 Basecoat the skin with Kislev Flesh.
2 Cool some of the shadows with Druchii Violet.
3 Paint the cloth and pouches with Steel Legion Drab.
4 Work the salvaged metal parts with Leadbelcher.
5 Use Agrax Earthshade to dirty it up and pull the whole model together.

Tips

Hints for this army
1 The violet should tint the recesses and joints, not cover the whole skin.
2 Duller cloth goes a long way towards selling the nomadic scavenger.

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