Wash applied

 

Before and after sepia wash.

This will need a drybrush of grey/white driftwood

So, I used the Vallejo Sepia dip (large container) for most of the models, but I used the Vallejo black dip for the shack pictured above. In both cases I applied a generous amount by brush and then dabbed the model with a cheap makeup sponge. This allowed me to remove some of the wash but also allowed me to spread it around a bit, and to get the wash into the cracks.

The brown wash adds some depth and texture.This is helped by using a variety of paint colours in the initial stages of the painting. The wash really makes the lighter area pop!

The skins were painted with craft paint golden brown they will be washed too

A may do a very light dry brush of a very light colour just for some final highlights.