Source: This Warhammer: The Old World Core Set has the best Chaos Warriors GW have ever made (review) from taleofpainters.com.
The Old World is getting its first true two-player starter set, and it arrives with some of the most detailed Chaos sculpts Games Workshop have ever produced.
That is worth responding to because what this means at the painting desk, especially for color choices, paint substitutions, and finishing models.
The useful signal
The useful part is how it affects actual hobby decisions: what to buy, what to paint next, which colors to substitute, and how much time to spend chasing perfection.
What painters should do next
Before buying more paint, check the colors already on your desk. Most schemes can be pushed surprisingly far with close matches, smart highlights, and a consistent finish.
The trap to avoid
The trap is letting every new release or technique reset your bench. Inspiration is good. Abandoning half-painted models every week is how armies become archaeology.
The bottom line
Read the original, but do not stop there. Pull one practical move from it and put it to work. Use Minimatch before buying a new pot. You may already own a close match from another paint line.