Start to highlight the cloak with a watered-down Tanned Flesh. Mostly apply this to the lower edges of the cape, with only a bit extending to the middle of the cape. Make a 2:1 mix of Shadow Grey to Space Wolves Grey and drybrush this mix onto the shoulder fur. Follow this with a very light drybrush of straight Space Wolves Grey onto just the tips of the fur. Mix a tiny drop of Chaos Black with Codex Grey and highlight the edges and folds of the boots with a few well placed thin brush strokes. Use Warlock Purple to edge the shield. Use the side of your brush to achieve this thin line around the shield. Very carefully drybrush the chainmail tabard with Dwarf Bronze. You'll see how this part of the model takes to drybrushing really well. This should be drilled into your head by now, but don't forget to change you water.

Now it's ink time. First, apply a bit of slightly watered-down Chestnut Ink to the outlined armour plates. Hit only the Boltgun Metal outlines, try to avoid the Chaos Black areas. This is meant to tinge the metal just slightly. So be careful. Paint the ink onto the areas you want it to go. Do not just slather the model with ink and hope it comes out okay! Be precise and sop up any excessive ink pooling. Heavily water down some Purple Ink and apply this to the model's helmet, weaponry, and shield insignia. It may take two coats of this watery ink to achieve the result. Be patient. Going back to Chestnut Ink, apply a heavily watered-down coat over the cape to give it a moist look. It's important to let all your inks dry completely before continuing further! So take a break or work on another Chaos Warrior while the ink dries.