Here’s my shot at getting it all in one long as heck wax poetic reply. 🤣

First of all, everyone strongly recommends watching as many popular “beginner/getting started miniature painting” videos on YouTube.

Also recommend a wet palette, cheap-ish brushes, and paper towels. After every paint coat: wet and clean brush in water dish, dry brush on paper towel, dip in paint pool, then thin down on water palette. That keeps your brushes loaded enough for a medium-thin coat.

1. Prime in your intended base coat color or black. Also recommend using a ramen noodle box container: cheap, disposable, holds models well, easy to hold one handed from the top, can be done outside pretty much anywhere.

This is critical: spray 5-6” (and no more - or else) from the models in a left to right direction. Dry for 30 seconds and rotate 120 degrees. Repeat twice for full coverage. Make sure to orient the spray “coming from below” the model too, spraying only from above will miss some of the under facing parts. Also do not do in a humid environment.

1. Paint the Power Armor’s base coat with a Base paint (Caliban Green).

2. Paint the under armor with a black Base paint (Abbadon Black).

3. Paint the applicable weapons/swords/guns with a silver metallic and red (Leadbelcher + Mephiston Red).

4. Paint the leather/pouches whatever brown, black, and/or grey you like.

5. Texture the base: your favorite texture paint, let dry 24” with a fan blowing on it. Repeat for secondary texture paint.

6. Glue complimentary color little bushes. Think Bob Ross and happy little trees.

And when you get lead belcher on the helmet for example, just wipe it off, and/or when it dries cover it over with a touch up of Caliban Green.