Grey
Grey adjective - Of an achromatic color of any lightness intermediate between the extremes of white and black.
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Iron and grey are semantically related. in silver topic. In some cases you can use "Iron" instead an adjective "Grey", when it comes to topics like muted silver in color.
Iron
Iron adjective - Not showing weakness or uncertainty.
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Iron Man has James Rhodes looking at the older Mark II silver-and-grey armor and says "Next time, baby", an obvious foreshadowing of his becoming War Machine (ironically this is not to be, at least for Rhodes' actor).
Source: Sequel Hook - There was an episode of Hogan's Heroes where an American M7 Priest (a self-propelled artillery piece from WWII), painted grey and given iron cross decals, stood in for a German AFV.
Source: Improperly Placed Firearms -
Even IF the Tech-priests aren't magitek, other parts of the Imperium certainly are such as the Grey Knights and their nemesis weapons which are made of enchanted silver and iron according to their codex.
Source: Magitek
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