How to QUICKLY Paint Blood Bowl Goblins (& bases!)

In this video we’re going to be taking a look at an easy and quick scheme for painting your Goblin Bruiser Linemen to get them ready for scoring spectacular touchdowns in your next game of Blood Bowl!
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Vallejo Paint Set - amzn.to/30KDJj4
Similar Grey Primer - amzn.to/3FKR5dA
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Timecodes:
00:00 - Intro
00:53 - Zenethal highlight
02:15 - Pale green skin
03:22 - Dark brown uniform
04:08 - Black armour
04:54 - Light leather straps
05:27 - Offwhite parts
05:44 - Red eyes (& shrooms)
06:01 - White cloth
06:22 - Gunmetal areas
06:38 - Gold accessories
07:02 - Tidying up
07:54 - Grey base
08:07 - Black & brown wash
08:39 - Tabletop ready!
08:53 - Green highlights
09:23 - Brown highlights
09:46 - Red highlights
09:58 - Offwhite highlights
10:17 - Metallic highlights
10:58 - Creating the Black Orc base
13:01 - Finished results!

[@obspot]

Which colours do you use for each step?
Thank you

[@JamHammer]

Great question! I tend to use Vallejo Game Color so I've put those first, but converted them to Citadel Colour too just in case:
Pale green skin = Goblin Green (030) / Warboss Green
Dark brown uniform = Beasty Brown (043) / Mournfang Brown
Black armour = Black (051) / Abaddon Black
Light leather straps = Leather Brown (040) / Balor Brown
Offwhite parts = Bonewhite (034) / Ushabti Bone
Red eyes = Bloody Red (010) / Evil Sunz Scarlet
White cloth = Dead White (001) / White Scar
Gunmetal areas = Gunmetal (054) / Leadbelcher
Gold accessories = Polished Gold (055) / Gehenna's Gold
Grey base = Stonewall Grey (049) / Administratum Grey
Black wash = Army Painter Dark Tone / Nuln Oil
Brown wash = Army Painter Strong Tone / Agrax Earthshade
Metallic for highlights = Silver (052) / Runefang Steel
Yellow for highlights = Sun Yellow (006) / Flash Gitz Yellow

[@obspot]

@@JamHammer thank you for the detailed and prompt response!

[@guylestuck1772]

Good tutorial for beginners! Nice and simple.

[@JamHammer]

Thanks very much!