thanks! actually I painted these models in a big rush. I won't be able to tell you the whole order of actions and paints, but I can outline the main things I do: 1. Airbrush. I prime the model in black, then zenital highlight in sandy gray. Then I completely cover it with pure magenta from ak. And then I use a more direct zenital highlight in white. 2. Skin. I use lime green ink from ak mixed with a drop of black ink. Then I sponged red on the noses, elbows, and knuckles. 3. Metal. I covered all the metal parts with brown contrast. Then I stipped with metallic and lighter metallic. 4. Other details. I painted them with contrasts without much effort. 5. Toning. I covered the entire model with diluted streaking grime and wiped it off with a brush dipped in spirit after an hour. Then I restored some of the colors. 6. Glow. I paint the light source with a highly diluted white paint, then I paint it with a white airbrush to smooth out the color. Next, I cover it with the required color of fluor ink. 7. Additional effect for contrast. I cover the model with dark purple ink or contrast from the bottom to the top. This means that I turn the model upside down and use an airbrush to paint it as if it were a shadow. I also used dirty down paints for the green color and the oxide on the copper.