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here are six clans that have spread from one side of the galaxy to the other: the Goffs, the Snakebites, the Bad Moons, the Blood Axes, the Death Skulls and the Evil Sunz. Each has distinct cultural preferences and abilities, perhaps engineered into the Orks by the Brainboys of the distant past in an attempt to ensure a productive society. The Orks, on the other hand, work hard to ensure their society is as violent as possible. On the following pages you will find step-by-step examples for painting the distinctive characteristics of some of the Ork clans and a Gallery of the clans as painted by the 'Eavy Metal team.

DEATH SKULLS

Death Skull War Paint

After undercoating your Ork model, start by painting the Death Skull Ork's skin or face Midnight Blue.

Next, highlight the skin with Enchanted Blue.

For the next highlight, mix a 1:1 ratio of Enchanted Blue and Ice Blue.

For the final highlight, mix 1:1 of Ice Blue and Bleached Bone.

Here we've painted the rest of the detail on the face.

Death Skull Back Plate

For a Death Skull back plate, start by painting the entire plate Fortress or Codex Grey.

Now using a couple thin coats, paint the entire plate Skull White.

Next, paint the basic shapes for a Death Skull face using Enchanted Blue.

You can then highlight the blue section with a 1:1 mix of Enchanted Blue and Ice Blue.

Now using Chaos Black, paint the eyes and nose on the Death Skull face. You can also paint the rivets Chaos Black.

Lastly, paint the rivet with your choice of metallic paint. Here we used Chainmail.

Next: Evil Sunz

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