Legio Damnatorum: Flames Tutorial 2022

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This video is divided into two parts. First, how I sculpt flames for my Legio Damnatorum legionnaires using greenstuff and, second, how I paint the flames.
This is an updated version of the tutorial compared to the one released in 2020.
Special thanks to Mike Freel over a Corvusmusic.net for the music at the end of the video.

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1 окт 2024

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@Atticus3lack Год назад

Nice to see RU-vid recommending small channels. Here's a sub

@WarhammerWings Год назад

I'm trying to do something similar to make a custom Adeptus Titanicus legion, called Legio Volcanus.

@MrInosensei Год назад

Thanks for teh video man, been trying to find a beginner friendly tutorial on how to do flames. And luckily I stumbled on this! It's very comprehensive and quick to do thanks!

@Algerothen Год назад

Glad to hear brother! hope you can make use of what I showed in the future and thank you for the comment! :)

@onlystamina5932 Год назад

Hey Algerothen, this is a little off topic but how do you get the luminous blue that you used for the plasma weapon on your Legio Damnatorum knight? What paints did you use?

@thefrendlyshahdow174 19 дней назад

What is the name of the metal tool that you used?

@OrangeAmped 6 дней назад

Looks awesome.

@TalosValcoranOfTheFirstClaw Год назад

Truly Amazing. I love Legion of Damned

@Algerothen Год назад

Thank you so much! Hope you find the tutorial useful :)

@TalosValcoranOfTheFirstClaw Год назад

@@Algerothen it helps a lot, I wanted to paint some Damned Legionaries and that's best fire tutorial i have seen. Im also a big fan of your work and lore behind your Legio Damnatorum is very interesting.

@Nolsie Год назад

Very useful, especially the painting. Thanks!

@Algerothen Год назад

Thank you, so glad to hear it was useful :)

@TTengYY Год назад

Thanks a lot for the video man, it's amazing, i'm the knight who says Ney on Instagram :)

@Algerothen Год назад

Ah! Haha. So glad the knights made it here :) Hoping the tutorial will be helpful for you in some way as well :) thanks for the comment(s) :)

@hitscanner Год назад

Stunning. Absolute presence and drama in a fantastically painted mini.

@Algerothen Год назад

Thank you so much :) so glad you like the model and hope you find the tutorial useful as well :)

@Godzillabattlelinepro 17 дней назад

Can we get a new video

@antorius3d 4 месяца назад

What is the green stuff?

@graysaltine6035 Год назад

Finally someone managing to do something cool with greenstuff rather than just smoothing over a botched conversion or just plain shitting on it for being bad or not sticking well etc. Maybe I will give it a go myself after watching this.

@Algerothen Год назад

Thank you :) I agree with your comment regarding videos being a bit lacking in its potential. It’s a great material for building your own little parts for models and for reposing them. So I would highly recommend testing it out :) thank you so much for the comment

@graysaltine6035 Год назад

@@Algerothen No prob, this vid got a sticky and a sub from me, I think you will do well in the over-saturated YTmini scene if you continue to make unique and independently motivated guides like this instead of yet another review of speedpaints or a "slapchop v3.5567" tutorial.

@Jharlax 9 месяцев назад

Nice Video

@Darmdos Год назад

Saw your post on Reddit. Nice to see how you sculpted this. Fantastic!

@Algerothen Год назад

Ah! Thank you for stopping by and I hope you get some value or ideas from this tutorial :) thanks for the comment

@hamster8828 Год назад

This is super helpful! One day I'm hoping to get there but I got a ways to go still.

@Algerothen Год назад

So glad to hear that you find it useful! Practice makes perfect so just keep practicing and you will get there! Worked for me :) thank you so much for the comment :)