Total Haul (by color)

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Blue/Black

Base: Kantor Blue

Layer: Alaitoc Blue, Dark Reaper, Hoeth Blue,Russ Grey, Teclis Blue

Dry: Imrik Blue

Bone/White/Grey

Base: Ceramite White

Layer: Pallid Wych Flesh, Screaming Skull, Ulthuan Grey

Edge: Krieg Khaki

Dry: Praxeti White, Terminatus Stone, Tyrant Skul, Wrack White

Brown/Flesh

Base: Rakarth Flesh

Layer: Gorthor Brown, Kislev Flesh, Tallarn Sand

Dry: Eldar Flesh, Golgfag Brown, Verminlord Hide

Texture: Armageddon Dust

Green

Base: Death Guard Green, Death World Forest, Stegadon Scale Green

Layer: Ogryn Camo, Sybarite Green

Warboss Green

Dry: Hellion Green

Red/Orange/Pink, Purple

Layer: Evil Sunz Scarlet, Fire Dragon Bright, Pink Horror, Wazdakka Red

Dry: Astorath Red, Changeling Pink, Lucius Lilac

Glaze: Bloodletter

Technical: Spirit Stone Red

Metallic

Base: Balthasar Gold, Fulgurite Copper, Gehenna's Gold, Hashut Copper

Layer: Auric Armour Gold, Runelord Brass, Stormhost Silver

Dry: Sigmarite

Technical

Lahmian Medium

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The Inn

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