XV25 Stealth Battlesuits

The XV25 Stealth Battlesuits, a marvel of Tau engineering, epitomize advanced stealth technology on the battlefield. These sleek and agile suits are designed for covert operations, allowing Tau forces to engage enemies from unexpected angles. Clad in layered composite materials and equipped with a range of advanced systems, XV25 Stealth Battlesuits blend seamlessly into their surroundings, rendering them nearly invisible to enemy detection devices. Their integrated jetpacks grant unparalleled mobility, enabling rapid repositioning and hit-and-run tactics.

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What’s in the XV25 Stealth Battlesuits box

• x49 plastic components that make 3 XV25 Stealth Suits and a markerlight drone.
• x4 Citadel 32mm Round Bases.
• x1 Citadel 32mm Flying Base.

How to paint the XV25 Stealth Battlesuits set

1. Step 1: Prime Your Miniatures
   Begin by applying a thin, even coat of Chaos Black Spray primer to your XV25 Stealth Battlesuits. This ensures better adhesion of the paint to the models.
2. Step 2: Basecoat the Armor
   Using a medium-sized brush, paint the main armor sections with White Scar. Apply several thin coats to achieve a smooth and even coverage. This serves as the foundation for the armor’s color.
3. Step 3: Adding Dark Sections
   Use a dark color like Abaddon Black to cover smaller sections such as joints, boots, and select armor details. This contrast adds depth to the overall appearance of the battlesuits.
4. Step 4: Highlight with Light Grey
   Employ a lighter grey shade like Administratum Grey to carefully highlight the edges and raised areas of the white armor. This technique imparts a sense of three-dimensionality to the models.
5. Step 5: Add Red Details
   Apply red details, such as symbols, buttons, or lens covers, using a red paint like Evil Sunz Scarlet. These vibrant accents bring visual interest to the battlesuits’ design.
6. Step 6: Shading with Washes
   Enhance shadows and depth by applying a black wash like Nuln Oil to the recesses and crevices of the armor. This shading technique adds realism to the models.
7. Step 7: Finer Details
   Use a fine brush to meticulously add intricate details, such as thin lines on the armor or insignias, using colors like Mechanicus Standard Grey. Patience and precision are key during this step.
8. Step 8: Seal Your Work
   Protect your meticulous paint job by applying a layer of Munitorum Varnish matte varnish spray. This prevents chipping and provides a uniform finish across the models.