How to Paint: Nighthaunt Krulghast Cruciator 

Love that you're doin youtube videos now

Just came across this video. Thank you so much for making this video. I have just started a Nighthaunt army and I knew I didn't want to do the typical colour scheme for them. This is the scheme I was looking for. For a 'tabletop' piece it looks amazing. I love that you took the time to explain about direction of brush strokes and why it matters.

Wonderful stuff, thanks for putting more of your super useful content on youtube!

Absolutely smashing it out of the park with these new tutorials. Really accessible but the finished models all look incredible. Thanks so much!

Way moore than a tabletop gaming painting level,almost a Pro level tabletop gaming level,congratulations Richard,and what a patience to achieve the NMM on the chains !

Excellent video. A great sculpt with an epic colour scheme.

Wonderful job. Fantastic!

Love the red.

The best current mini painter

Thanks and great video Richard

That helmet looks wonderful!

Thanks Richard!

Damn your tutorials are great. I’ll definitely be joining your Patreon in June!

im learning so much from your videos , nice one

Omg....this is absolute gold! Amazing tutorial!

ASTONISHING!

Beautiful

Wonderful work - thank you!

Awesome stuff, as always!

I like the approach, I have a number of nice nighthaunt models from mortal realms desperate to be painted... have to clear some existing projects first

Looks absolutely fantastic, makes amazing results look effortless . . . looks can be deceptive 😋 glad I found the channel, subbed. Can we ask advice? I have a model and colour scheme I'm going to attempt as a gift for my son but I'm a bit stumped as to the approach to take 🤔

Really great and useful video Richard 👍 been following ur work on insta for a while. Hope you make more, will definitely tune in if u do. Cheers

Absolutely love the longer form videos for your painting tutorials!

quality, nice one

the lines on the spectral parts look great! giving me ideas for my nighthaunts.... although I can't imagine doing 30 chaingasts like that. what sort of brush are you using there Richard, don't recognise the handle

This is a tremendous video, thank you so much. Really impressive amount of useful information. I'm looking for some decent brushes (but not extortionately priced, I"m only a beginner). Are you able to suggest some please?

Great video! You quickly become one of my favorite RU-vidrs to watch. 1 because you are a great painter and 2 because your video's are so nice and easy to listen to. One addition: 5:35 yes if the color is light because it has white in it, no if it is light because of the addition of yellow. You must this, but maybe not all other viewers do.

Where have you been all my life!?!

I love the scheme you’re doing for this army! Btw, what’s your favorite airbrush?

What brushes do you use? I have an old Raphael 8408 size 0 I use for my workhorse brush, but I have a hard time maintaining that sharp tip for those long thin lines.

Any plans to conversions, work with oils/ weathering techniques? Otherwise really nice work.

Hello, just wonder what kind of primer do you use, airbrush or rattle can?

That red makes me want to re-do my mortarion's cloak!

What's the make of the ultra matt varnish ?

5-6 hours for that level?!? Faaarrrk

Is that usually the recipe you use for painting gold?

make me wanna make a nighthaunt army for this or to recreate on a different model

I am wandering why you usually seem to stick to Citadel colors in your videos? Is it because viewers are familiar with them, or that you prefer them for one reason or another?

#BITTY

Dude I love you and your work, but you gotta stop saying this is _tabletop standard_. Tabletop is literally base + wash + highlight, something that's sustainable for building an army of 100+ minis in a realistic timeframe :D

Dude the worst part about your videos is they end lol.

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