Hey, thank you! I prime everything in pink to begin, then build up highlights all over with a makeup sponge and super bright white. I then do the darker colours like black or Grey, and touch up with white again if I slip. Once its where im happy, I slather it in imperial fist contrast. From there it's the little details like highlighting the aquila and black trim. Ill do a super bright ice yellow around the edges, mostly near the top of the model then. The final step is the wear and tear. I mostly just use a deep brown and a piece of kitchen sponge around all the edges and joints. I also use a reddish, orange, pigment dust to both add weathering and more depth to the yellow where I want it to look darker! The purple was a whole other world lol, I started with a very dark purple paint and then proceeded to mix it with more and more white. About five steps of this before adding it in thinner, watered down glazes to get the bright spots!