How to paint weathered Tau without oil paints or airbrush

Can you paint weathered Tau Fire warrior breachers without using oil paints or enamels? Jon continues working on his Warhammer 40k Tau Army and paints up some weather beaten Tau Breachers (amzn.to/3SMqp3F).
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PAINT BRUSHES:
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PAINT:
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Army Painter Wasted Jeans
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[@parazatico9030]

I know I've said it before, but I do like the way you paint armour; it always looks 'armour-y'. A lot of painters make it look like it's made out of nerf, or cake icing.
My batch painting tip is don't get me to do it, as I always get bogged down with painting belt buckles, teeth and so on. For some reason I prefer to paint miniatures either one at a time, or in very small batches, four at most.

[@FlyingRavenStudios]

Thanks Parazatico!
Yes I agree, I prefer to do them either individually or in small batches as well

[@FlyingRavenStudios]

I really enjoyed painting this Breacher fire warrior and this technique is really easy to batch paint. What is your favourite batch painting tip?