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Sector Mechanicus: Contrasting Colours

April 2017·p. 126

THE SHORT VERSION

Separately painted blue platforms and pale grey supports give the industrial terrain a cleaner contrasting scheme. The recipe uses different starting sprays, washed and drybrushed surfaces, then metallic pipes, maker’s plates and bright sensors to pick out machinery without losing the two principal colours.

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