Here are the eight separate image files, one for each stage of the painting process:

Image 1: Step 1 – The Black Void

This initial image shows the Thrall miniature fully primed in matte black. The uniform black surface is critical for creating deep shadows and preparing the model for the succeeding layers of paint.

ColorPaint LineUsage
Black PrimerVallejo AerosolEntire Model, Base foundation for all paint

Image 2: Step 2 – Core Flesh

The second image demonstrates the base coating of the orc flesh. Large, solid areas of Dark Green are applied over the primer to establish the darkest values of the skin. This defines the core volumes of the muscles.

ColorPaint LineUsage
Dark GreenVGC 72.029Skin, Deep shadows and muscle crevices

Image 3: Step 3 – Cold Plate

The focus shifts to the armor panels. This image shows solid panels of Dark Sea Blue painted onto the shoulder and chest armor. This cool tone is perfect for establishing the deep, metallic look of Thrall’s plate.

ColorPaint LineUsage
Dark Sea BlueVMC 70.072Armor, Base color for blue-black armor plates

Image 4: Step 4 – Metal and Trim

This image highlights the first non-blue metallic elements. Steel has been applied to the hammer, and Brass trim defines the ornate edges of the armor panels. This contrast with the cool armor is essential for the Warcraft aesthetic.

ColorPaint LineUsage
BrassVMC 70.202Armor Trim, Gold/brass edges on shoulders and belt
SteelModel AirWeapon, Main metal head of the Doomhammer

Image 5: Step 5 – Defining the Muscles

Here we refine the skin tone. This image focuses on how the Camouflage Green highlight color is mixed with Ivory to define the upper surfaces and crests of the muscles. The result is a smooth, lifelike blend.

ColorPaint LineUsage
IvoryVMC 70.004Bone/Tusks, Tusks, teeth, and skin mixing

Image 6: Step 6 – Weathered Textures

Texture is crucial for this model. This close-up view focuses on the drybrushed fur mantle (using Black Grey and a Cam. Black Brown/Flat Earth mix) and the weathered, worn texture applied to the leather straps and braids.

ColorPaint LineUsage
Black GreyVMC 70.185Armor/Base, Shading blue armor and base rocks
Cam. Black BrownVMC 70.145Hair/Leather, Dark braids and leather straps
Chocolate BrownVMC 70.135Boots/Handle, Main brown for boots and handle
Flat EarthVMC 70.151Leather/Dirt, Highlighting leather and ground texture

Image 7: Step 7 – Horde Pride

This image showcases the finished elaborate base. The large ivory tusks are completed with brown staining, and the decorative banners are base-coated in Flat Red, establishing the classic Horde colors.

ColorPaint LineUsage
Flat RedVMC 70.039Base/Eyes, Horde banners and eye glow

Image 8: Step 8 – Warchief Arisen

This final image displays the complete Thrall miniature on its detailed base. Every stage—from the black primer to the final glowing runes inside the Doomhammer—has come together, resulting in a showpiece standard figure.

ColorPaint LineUsage
Silver RLM 01Model AirWeapon/Armor, Bright scratches and rivets
Electric BlueGame ColorWeapon, Glowing runes inside the hammer