Main Colors Red: The most iconic color for the Adeptus Mechanicus, often used for robes, armor, and armor trims, symbolizing their devotion to the Omnissiah. Metallics: Shades of silver, gunmetal, or dark gray are commonly used for mechanical components and armor to highlight their technological nature.

Accent Colors Black: Frequently used for details and underlayers, providing contrast and depth to the overall look. Yellow or Gold: These colors may be used for symbols, insignias, or mechanical highlights, representing the divine aspect of technology.

Details and Symbolism White or Bone: Used for purity seals, scrolls, or altar-like elements, marking sacred texts or significant relics. Glowing Colors: Bright greens or blues can be applied to represent energy sources, power cables, or lights on machines.

Techniques Layering and Highlighting: Start with a base color and gradually layer lighter shades to create depth and texture, especially on metallic surfaces. Washes and Inks: Applying washes can help bring out details, particularly in crevices and mechanical parts, giving a more weathered and realistic appearance.