I feel your pain. What finally worked for me was grey primer, which cut my painting time in half. Black was too dark of a base and I would use successive coats of paint to brighten the model and the detail was lost. Whereas white was too bright and they had a brand new look. Grey allowed me to achieve a darker feel to them while allowing the metals and gems to stand out. Hope this can be of help.
Painting highelves
Anyone got any tips or colour schemes that are going to make my life easier? I really wanna get my HE painted so i need something thats going to look good without taking too long. I've done a few trail models and the results aren't encouraging.
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