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PAINTING·WHITE DWARF 466

In the Spotlight: Jesús Moreno Ramos

July 2021·pp. 8–9

THE SHORT VERSION

Jesús Moreno Ramos explains his polished Adeptus Custodes collection, combining airbrushed gold with deep recess shading and crisp silver highlights. Smooth red transitions and blue power blades add contrast, while a consistent approach carries the scheme across infantry, characters and a large Telemon Dreadnought.

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Abaddon BlackAhriman BlueAstrogranite DebrisBaharroth BlueCadian FleshtoneChaos BlackEvil Sunz ScarletFlesh Tearers RedLiberator GoldMephiston RedRetributor ArmourStormhost SilverTerradon TurquoiseThousand Sons BlueWarplock BronzeWhite ScarWyldwood

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