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Layering a Stormtrooper Sergeant

April 2007·p. 89

THE SHORT VERSION

Grey carapace armour and dark boots are sharpened with restrained highlights above a green camouflage uniform. The face uses a separate stubble mix and carefully shaded eyes, mouth and ears, while a gold sword hilt supplies a small bright accent. The camouflage inset builds lighter green shapes inside broader patches, making a repeatable three-colour pattern suitable for the rest of the squad.

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