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I finally took a stab at my Ultramarines using your videos and man, they’re far and away my favorite models I’ve done so far! Thank you! I ended up ordering the Blood Angels box set so I could try this tutorial on them. Enjoying the painting so much more from your tutorials so thank you again.
Wow. Just amazing. Was going to do the same to my gitz army but with a little blue on top. However I would also like to add a glowing effect from aome mushrooms. How would you do that effect? Just make it brighter and then glaze with eg green? Or would you stipple to keep the cloth texture?
Thank you. I would likely use a combination of glazing and stippling, use glazes to build the colour and foundation but the stipples to pick out any necessary details.
I’ve never seen anyone use the shapes of a goblin figure so well! The way you painted the mask gives me serious Skyrim vibes. Great job on making the most of the model’s shapes!
If I was doing a brown fur I would start with Rhinox Hide, Mournfang brown and then maybe into XV-88 or a 50:50 depending on how bright you want to go. I think this is a good starting point, you could play around with some washes over this or even add some cream colours in to lighten it up and give some variety across the models
Any chance of getting a 40K Dark angels in green along with a bone one as well? It would be greatly appreciated. I’m absolutely trying to figure out how to do your technique. Over-brushing on the blue ultra and your Blood Angel are epic.
Thank you, glad you like them. I have done a tutorial for the deathwing using dry brushes. If you haven't watched it, its worth checking out. I'll be getting round to the 40k chapters in the future
Oh nice this is really close to what I want to do. I’m think pro acryl bronze armour and then green. But I want to add a trim/secondary metal colour and idk what to use
Cool, I look forward to seeing your results. I used silver as secondary metallic, if you have a cooler metallic colour is will balance nicely with the bronze. I think any warm metallics might get lost in the rest of the scheme
Thank you. I mainly Artis Opus Series S size 2 and 0 in this video. I've listed the ones I've used in the description and they come up during the video when I'm using them
The area where the fur and the skin meets looks good. Especially with no blending. How do you make such seemingly smooth transition? I think it is very difficult to determine where there is skin and where there is fur. Especially around muscles. Shouls they have fur? How much should a rat be used for reference for the skin/rat ratio
By adding texture to the fur it creates noise in those transition areas. This helps to create the transition and smooth out those areas. I think it's really down to your interpretation of the model and the sculpt. You can use real life references to help guide you but generally I'll always do the snout, hands and feet as skin and the rest as fur. Obviously there are some exceptions, rat ogres and mutants tend to have more skin
Great video. I enjoyed the paint recipe but also the tips and tricks as you went along. Clear and concise narration and a skilfully painted model. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it. I am not thinning them. My dry brushes are slightly damp which I find give me semi transparent layers, the metal color range are all very thin but cover great. I will say it really depends on your paint, it could behave differently to mine.
Thanks so much for these videos. I really love this colour scheme but there are so many guides/videos that use 100 different paints and I just can't afford to buy that much - especially when some are for a highlight on one small piece of the miniature 😅
It's part of the model holder. I use the rathcore mini grips and mini holders, heres the link elementgames.co.uk/paints-hobby-and-scenery/rathcore?d=10816 I think 70mm is a nice starting size
as someone new to nmm it feels like your going to fast. four miniutes into the video and i already feel lost on what im supposed to be doing and how to do it. the video feels like its for someone who already knows how to do nmm but wants to get better at it than for someone who's never done nmm and wants to try.
Glad you enjoyed it. Yeah I get mine from element elementgames.co.uk/paints-hobby-and-scenery/rathcore?d=10816 I like the 70mm and 90mm ones. I mainly use the grips but the holders are nice too
