Slide the tungsten bead to the eye and cover about the front half of the shank with.015 lead wire, pushing the wraps up into the bead and breaking off the excess.
Start the olive thread behind the lead, build a thread ramp up to the lead's diameter, then wrap over the lead to lock it in place.
Break (do not cut) two peacock herls about a finger-width from their natural tips so they keep a tapered end, and tie them in at the bend as a very short tail. Bind the butts to the lead, then pull the waste ends off under thread tension for a clean tie-off.
Tie in a length of 6X tippet with its end butted against the back of the lead wraps and bind it down to the tail; set it in the material clip.
Tie in a strand of olive Krystal Flash the same way, butted to the lead to keep the underbody level.
Dub a thin, even body of olive Haretron from the tail forward, keeping only a slight taper, stopping a couple of eye-widths behind the bead.
Dub a short, slightly thicker collar of Arizona Synthetic Peacock directly behind the bead.
Spiral the olive Krystal Flash forward in evenly spaced open turns all the way to the bead and tie it off.
Counter-wrap the 6X tippet forward in 5-6 open turns over the flash and body to lock everything down, tie it off behind the bead, and trim.