The reason it's so much is cuz the base is the technical nighthaunt blue paint. I've not quite figured out how you're supposed to paint with that one yet and it ends up either barely noticeable or one layer immeadiatly turns the entire thing blue (or green if I use the other one).
And I can't really figure out how to paint the various ghosts. I painted some spectral hosts earlier where I basicly just some shade at it which worked well due to how many ridges there are on those models making for some natural highlights and stuff even with the models basicly only being 1 or two colours. However, the newer nighthaunt models don't have as many ridges. In fact they're mostly just flat monochrome Surfaces, with very few other objects (trinkets, helmets etc.) to highlight or contrast the larger monochrome Surfaces of their cloaks. So so far those newer models mostly end up looking like 1 big blue (or purple, or black, or white) blob. The banshees are some of the better ones simply cuz they come on a fancier base so there's some stuff below em for contrast, plus they have at least some ridges and such in their cloaks and skirts and whatnot.
