REST OF THE ARM, EPAULETTES, MONOCLE RIM, BUTTONS Brass 1. AP-WP1133 - Weapon Bronze 2. Foundry PP036C – Shiny 3. Foundry PP044C - Burning Gold Light THE BASE For all these Steampunk models I decided to do a very  minimal base, a fake stone paving trompe l'oeil effect. The  key to the trompe l'oeil effect is to decide where the light  is coming from and highlight accordingly. The final  highlight goes on just the very edge of the fake stones on  the paving.  1. AP-WP1101 - Matt Black mixed with AP-WP1122 - Fur Brown 2. plus AP-WP1102 - Matt White 3. plus more AP-WP1102 - Matt White 4. plus even more AP-WP1102 - Matt White VARNISH Make sure all the paint on the model is thoroughly dry  before commencing varnishing. 

THE ELECTRIC GENERATOR & PROSTHETIC POWER ARM CYLINDER Here I have painted on a wood grain effect on the  cylinder. 1. AP-WP1124 - Oak Brown mixed with AP-WP1122 - Fur Brown 2. plus AP-WP1121 - Desert Yellow 3. plus more AP-WP1121 - Desert Yellow 4. and lastly plus AP-WP1102 - Matt White THE METALWORK His prosthetic arm is all metal, and there is a lot of detail  there and on sword and helmet. The dial of the generator  is a bit fiddly but does repay careful painting.  SCABBARD, SOME OF THE ARM, EPAULETTE TASSELS Steel 1. AP-WP1131 - Gun Metal plus AP-WP1101 - Matt Black 2. AP-WP1130 - Plate Mail Metal 3. AP-WP1129 - Shining Silver 4. AP-WP1136 - Dark Tone Ink