How to Paint: Necrons Szarekhan ULTIMATE Guide! | Warriors, Scarabs & Destroyers | Warhammer 40000
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- The SILENT KING and his Nekkos have risen again! Check out an awesome colour scheme for the Szarekhan Necrons Dynasty!
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With the release of the Warhammer 40000 Indomitus box set, the rise of the Silent King has begun! In this tutorial we dive into a scheme for your entire Necron colelction to get them ready to join the Szarekhan Dynasty! Get your Necron forces ready for 9th edition with this easy how to paint guide!
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Getting a green effect looking that good with just drybrushing and Tesseract Glow is inspiring. Great job on these guys!
Cheers bro
It works really well in other colors too, Dark Purple to Bright Pink worked OK. Then used a warm version (Brown through to Bone) then glazed Blood for the Blood God over it...liked it better on the orbs, but after matt varnish, I liked it better on the weapons. Wouldn't even attempt it before this video....now experimenting. Shows how well it is explained and how approachable the technique is.
@@Zorpazorp brilliant tutorial.
that tip actually saved me. I'm looking for a good wy to do that for weeks now. I just can't get the other solutions to work. @@Zorpazorp
I was really unsatisfied with results based on GW's guide. The models were to bright, i missed the grimdark feeling. Then i saw your video: Thank you very much for this helpful guide. It's easy to copy and the models look great. Fantastic job!
Yes I totally agree, the WHTV tutorial was garbage on these guys
New to painting miniatures, but I dry brushed my metallics over chaos black, purposely leaving splotchy areas of black left on, and then drenched the whole thing in nuln oil, it’s very dark, ancient, and grimey.
I was super intimidated going into a necron army to paint the glowing blades but I followed this guide and couldn't be happier with the results. Thank you!
I've just painted my first Necron minis with your help. To be honest, those were my minis nr 4,5 and 6. They look sharp and awesome. I've never thought, that I can do something this precise. Thank you for your tutorial and in-depth commentary. Cheers from Poland!
No problem buddy that's awesome to hear!!
What i like about this tutorial is that it's very nice looking, yet very fast to do, and the drybrushed OSL technique was nice and useful!
That's exactly the balance I like to achieve!
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Would LOVE an additional, advanced painting guide for these guys. This was super helpful!
Beginning filming tomorrow!
I think these are perfect for me weathering and grim dark feel, so yes, I'd love to see more work on these. Thanks for a great video!
Glad you like them!
I was thinking of doing something similar but with a purplish tone to the all the silver except the head and a bright pink for all the glowie bits. The techniques and lack of airbrushing in this video have just made my life so much easier, thank you.
No problem at all mate, that purple sounds amazing! Feel free to throw up some pics on our Facebook group when you get some done! Www.facebook.com/groups/zorpazorp
With the amount of money ive spent on these models, it was REALLY important that I had the colors and the exact blueprint that I wanted to follow! Ive seen a LOT of videos over the summer and into Winter now, before I eventually landed on this one, I've come back a few times, and I've done some test on a 3 warrior test box I bought for 35bucks they also gave me a couple of the paints I knew I would need like the Warp Glow and Rune lord brass. That said, this is the scheme I've landed on. It is detailed enough that even I can keep up, and it seems to me that it will get the best results with a skill set that is most realistic to what I think I can achieve as a budding hobbyist. So thank you for all the time you spent on these videos man! The impact you have had on my first army can not be understated!
100% more tutorials. Me and my mate finally bit the bullet and started collecting 40k, starting with this indomitus pack. And I really need advice on how to paint these! :)
Coming up my dude!!!
Totally agree with this.
Returning to this excellent tutorial for my remaining Indomitus Necrons which nicely form the new Combat Patrol.
My Indomitus finally came, and you drop an awesome tutorial for one of the best models in the box? This birthday rocks! Love your Blood Ravens man.
Haha happy birthday Yasha!! So much more planned for both these factions so stay tuned!
These necrons look great. Can't wait to get my indomintus set to give this ago. Brilliant work!
Glad you like them! Thanks David :)
This was my introduction to painting after I bought my first ever minis in the Indomitus box. I legit get nostalgia coming back and watching this sometimes!
Thought they looked great.. such a sinister paint job.. will defo be applying some of this to my army... finally got it primed and ready to go today! Such epic models!
Hell yeah dude good luck and thanks!
Heyyyy more tutorials (: !! Epic as always . Congrats. I'm watching this during home office work
Thanks Hector :)
Great video geez, you've actually made me really want to paint my necrons now, wasn't that fussed before. Keep up the great work! 👍
Glad I could help
I've watched your content for ages it seems, i really love your LotR battreps and your tutorials for terrain which the latter brought me here. now that I'm considering adding a Necrontyr army to my seven AoS armies i see you're way ahead with another great tutorial! Thanks for all the great content and tips/tricks/skills you've given :D
No problem Naomi! Glad you're enjoying it all :) :)
Great work as always!!!! Love the model and paint scheme. Will definitely give it a try when I’m done with my imperial fists
Ooooh hell YEAH Dan!!
Why is it only just recently I've discovered your channel, huge fan! You've inspired me to get back into Middle Earth SBG and to start collecting and gaming with Warhammer too :D
~Welcome Ryan!! Stoked to have you here :)
Good to see really good content from smaller creators. You have convinced me to paint up some necrons!
Thanks Kevin! Hope the tute helps :)
I reckon this is the best guide for batch painting Necrons, currently painting my indomitus Necrons and this scheme has been an absolute pleasure you paint.
Ah cheers Chris!
Thanks a lot for this! I dreaded painting the necrons with Indomitus, but now with these quick painting methods it's actually really quick and easy!
Glad I could help! :D :D
i'm still dreading it, sooooo many models to paint lol. but the dry brushing technique will make doign the entire army a lot quicker.
Going out to get some makeup brushes, that first step was amazing. Just got these guys in a starter set and they look cool, thanks for that.
Glad you like them! Enjoy dude
Fantastic video. I've just hit middle age and true to form I've thought a lot about something I've always wanted to do since I was a kid and that's paint . I've been binge watching all the major channels here on You Tube and I have to admit they've felt a tad overwhelming. You though have kept it simple and us simple folk love that. Thanks.
That's lovely to hear man, I'm just a simple fella too Haha, I'm not winning any awards but hopefully I can help people get that grey plastic looking nice enough on the table :)
I just spent 6 months finishing the space marines from my indomitus box which was a real drag, just started doing necrons with your paint scheme - the result is amazing and painting necrons goes incredibly fast. THANK YOU ZORPAZORP!!!!!
No problem at all mate glad I could help!
YIPPEEE HE DID IT, HE CONQUERED HIS FEARS
it looks pretty snazzy tbh
Technically I did use BLACK template and Basilicanum Grey Haha but applied them as a wash ;)
Great video man. The way you showed how to get that glow on the weapons without an airbrush was especially helpful. Thanks a lot :)
No problem Hugo! I don't have an AB myself so I thought people like me would like that!
Thank you for the tutorial. Easy to follow and best results, probably the best tutorial for necron our there 😍
Wow, thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
FANTASTIC results!! Love it! I too have become so enamoured with these new Necrons!!! Will definitely be using some of your techniques here! Thank you,
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Thank you so much Ninja!! Yeah this has to be the model I've not only been most happy with but ENJOYED so much! Brushing and washes are just so quick and rewarding Haha
Zorpazorp I’ll be starting mine in the next few days! Thanks for the awesome! Inspiration!!
I'm new to the hobby and after painting my first minis (starter set for AoS first edition) I bought myself Indomitus box. After excitement quickly came feeling of unease and this grim question in my mind started to float - "How and where should I even start?". It became a struggle because I really wanted to paint and after watching multiple painting guides all i thought was "That cool and all but I don't have tools and skills to paint like that". Then I stumbled upon your channel and by the Emperor It was like a revelation. For the very first time after watching a guide I could say "Hey, they look awesome and I think I can do that" and that was all I needed to boost my confidence enough to start painting. For that, I am very thankful. I love your videos man, for me they are like a lighthouse and make me feel guided (no Heresy intended).
Ah man. This comment made my day. Thank you so much for letting me know dude, this is exactly what I want my vids to do. I'm no super pro Golden Demon winner, but I think I know a few things I can share with people who just want nice minis that are super achievable and get us all playing games with painted models we're proud of :)
Welcome to the hobby! Very glad you found the confidence to start! It is a bit intimidating watching pros do things it will take years of practice to even start doing...
Welcome to the hobby
This is my go-to necron painting guide. I even bookmarked it! Thanks so much.
Great video and I really liked your black and white profile for the Skorpekh Lord prior to using the technical paint. A nice approach and great to see alternatives to airbrushing from time to time :-)
Thanks so much mate!!
I love the way your end result came out. These are similar techniques to how I plan to do mine.
I loved that blade as it really stands out.
Great work now. Subbed because of this vid.
Welcome to the family Arx! Yeah I love the contrast of the bright weapons and the spooky metals!
Zorpazorp I will be making a few test models from the older Necron models for a few different ideas as well as this style.
Thanks for showing how to do the blades well without an airbrush. I found it really useful.
Thanks mate! Yeah it's really important to me to show techniques everyone can easily do :)
Fantastic tutorial! Thank you for sharing this! I just bought the expensive Runelord Brass rattle can and realized I wasted my money. I wish I had watched this first. Dry brush over black looks amazing.
Yeah I completely agree haha, but you could wash it back with a heavy wash like Basilicanum grey? That'd look pretty cool I rekcon :)
I'm in love with the Tesseract glow! I use it on my nighthaunt and it looks even better off camera. Great video and an amazing paint scheme!
It's so good! Thanks you so much! Would love to see pics of that, feel free to throw them up in my community facey page.
@@Zorpazorp Will do! Just have to find some time to make some finishing touches to them :)
This is my go-to necron paint video.
Thanks for this!
This video is great. I've never painted a Necron before but mine came out amazing thanks to this!
No problem mate, glad it helped!
I just decided to start the hobby today, with a necron army, as a complete beginner i have to say THANK YOU!
I'm planning to paint up my pirate-themed Necrons in a variety of dynastic colours, so this video really helps! The only thing that I imagine will change is my method is painting the cloth of their bandanas and leather of their hats, lol. Great guide!
Omg thank you for this guide i used the green on my league of Votann plasma weapons this is god sent thank you xx
I just got into warhammer built my first models this week want to build a few more over the weekend and hoping to paint sometime next week. These look amazing I can only hope mine end up half as good
Good luck mate!!! Hope you enjoy the hobby journey!
I picked up a model to try out with and liked the painting but not the model itself - about to pick up the necrons from the indom box to jump-start my first army and using this as a guide! Wish me luck!
Oh my goodness, i was looking for a way to paint my necrons from Indomitus, and your video is absolutely AWESOME!!!
THANK YOU for sharing your painting style, i will definitely use this video to paint my Nekko's!, i just subscribed to your channel by watching this video alone.
Your use of cheap make up brushes is inspiring, just bought a cheap set for this purpose myself.
Thanks again and have a nice day!!! :)
Hey Swarms!! Glad it was so helpful :D :D
Everytime I think there couldn‘t be a better tutorial-video than this....there is another. Thank you!
Happy to help!
Used your technique to paint my first necrons with great results. Thanks for the tutorial!
Glad I could help!
Just discovered this channel and holy crap is this a great tutorial.
Cheers, mate!
Thanks so much King X!!!!
I like the dry brush a lot better than edge highlighting with a brush. Dry brushing makes it look a whoooole lot realistic in my opinion. You're mini's look amazing!!
The circular drybrushing method on the blades will come in really usefull thank you very much. I might add some of the fleshtearers red and brass scorpion from your droideka video to the shoulder guards just to make it a bit different thank you very much!
YESSSSSSSSSSS That sounds epic!!!
First spot on paint guide I have seen for the new necrons so far!
Thanks mate! Follow up video out in a few days :)
I'm interested in seeing what would be the step up to your already incredible work!
Ah thanks dude! There's definitely some more advanced weather we could do with oils and pigment powders, and then maybe bring in some expert help for some airbrushing stuff and advanced edge highlighting :)
Very good video. I feel some Necrons will be in my life soon.
I just picked this up and have been working on some spare ones trying to get them looking decent.
Fantastic!!
Thank you so much for these awesome non-airbrush tutorial. Exactly what I was looking for to paint my first army. The tone, pacing and explanations are also spot on. Subscribed. I'd love to buy some basing materials from your shop too, but the shipping costs to Canada are just prohibitive at the moment. Almost as much as the order itself. I'll gladly order a batch if it comes down a bit in the future. Cheers!
nice work mate!! im gonna paint my Necrons in the way you did, thanks for the advices
Hell yes!
this is a nice middle ground between battle ready and competition stile, definitely using this for my indomitus necrons
Glad you like it! Heaps more necron videos next month!
Nice, when my made to order box arrives I'll have to give the skelebois a shot. But the space marines look so cool to paint...
I love them both haha!!
Thank you for posting this! I learned a ton!!
No problem! Thanks for watching :)
This is a wonderful video and I have used it to paint all my army so far ... thank you!
No problem!
yo ive been watching a lot of these.... this is well produced and the make- up brush idea was awesome!
thanks for being descriptive and clear!
also would love a wayyy past battle ready video
Thanks Dylan!!! I've definitely got more on the way!
insane video! so informative and easy to follow! what a guy!
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm DEFINITELY interested in an advanced painting guide :) This looks great already, the make up brush is a revelation to me.
Me too haha!! Definitely another tute coming up!
That make up brush allows you to do the base level dry brushing in a few minutes it looks like. And its broad shape would really help to get an even light stroke of paint to build up.
@@te9591 Yeah I couldn't agree more, the application is so natural.
And they're only between like $3 and $13 from Kmart haha!
@@CptnAwsmBalls indeed!!
I've only just found your channel. Inspired me to paint the spare necrons I had from the Command edition box. Love the content
Welcome aboard buddy that's awesome!
This can also be done with a leadbelcher primer and a scorpion brass drybrushed which make it look like real metal
Oooh cool thanks Xander!
Great video. Good work on showing us step by step.
Liked and subscribed.
Welcome mate! Glad you enjoyed it :)
I'd never heard of your channel before until you popped up in my video feed. WOW. I'm super impressed, not just by the quality of the minis/tutorial itself, but your production values are superb! PS - yep, I'm a makeup brush convert, due to Uncle Atom, as well :)
Why thank you man, glad you're enjoying it! Yeah they're a lifesaver!!!
Thankyou, this was a huge help
You’ve sold me - I’ll be pursuing my own painting scheme strictly following your guide :D Thank you for sharing!
Thanks mate that;'s aweosme!
@@Zorpazorp No, thank you! :) Keep up the good work!
Dude. That baseing material is epic! Gives the Necrons a real Terminator look. I also think it will work well when I get around to basing my Betrayal At Calth models. Give them a hole stuck underground in a mine feel.
Yeah I feel EXACTLY the same vibe!!!!
@@Zorpazorp You forgot to mention that before using it you have to recite "OW DO GUYS!", and when you finish "Love love love" :P
@@jherazob this is true, otherwise it all vanishes to dust
Thx for this nice painting methode!
I tried it out and got very fast and nice results!
Great to hear!
Really liked the make up brushes idea. It seems really useful especially with bigger minis.
It really is!
Hard to see the "final detail" of the models. Could you please at the end just have a shot of each model standing still for a couple of seconds so we can easily pause to look at them. Thank you kindly!
No problem mate! Will do :)
Hey mate.
Came across your channel just getting into miniatures and realised you're a fellow Brisbanite.
Keep up the videos, i just bought the indomitus box and any tutorials you show about painting these figures and warhammer in general is awesome.
Keep em coming.
Thanks dude! More Necron stuff coming in Feb!!
Wow! You're amazing! Thanks a lot for your video. I'm back after many years out of the hobbie and my painting techniques were basic, even if I had some acceptable results.
I was looking for a new Necrons style for my army, and I'll definitly try to do this style!
I have to try those glowing effects and blade contrasts... I love those!
I haven't realy played or painted since 2011, but I really want to come back and improve my skills. I'm a fan of 40K since 1988 or 89... I guess I'll be forever.
Thanks again!
(I missed a few technical words, for I am french and you know about our english aptitudes ;p But I'll find out!)
Wow, this is fantastic. I just got my Indomitus box and have been whinging (yeah whinging and I'm American) on how to paint them. I'm a recent subscriber and this is just perfect. I have all these paints already, save for the Vallejo grey (I'll just use Celestra Grey) and you really do a great job breaking down each individual step and then demonstrating the same technique on 3 different models in slightly different ways. I think I'm going to go for this look for my whole Necron army. Really impressed with your work, thank you sir!
This comment just fills.me with pride mate, thank you so much, I'm really glad the video has been so helpful! 😊😊😊 be sure to throw up some photos in our Facebook group I'd love to see!
@@Zorpazorp -Gonna be awhile. I'm in the middle of my Ad Mech army at the moment (lots of fiddly bits to pick out). I'm planning on waiting for the Codex to come out (Oct I believe) to start on Necrons. But when I do, I'm unabashedly plagiarizing your whole scheme including basing! :-)
@@socalastarte6727 Oooh exciting! I'm an Admech boy too, fell in love in 4th edition during the Laius Rift campaign if you remember that haha
@@Zorpazorp started in 3rd. Took a break, jumped back in for 7th. Was mostly a Space Marine fanboy till 8th. Then I was consumed by the gray plastic from the warp. 14 armies and counting......
@@socalastarte6727 Hahahahaha it is a scary addiction isn't it!
I used your method and I am really pleased with the results! Thank you for making this video.
No problem Pete!
@@Zorpazorp Any recommendations on an iron hands painting tutorial for the indomitus box?
@@misterserious1 I haven't seen one mate sorry
Quick and simple!
Great!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank youuuuuuuuuu! Finally a useful glow tutorial!!
Looks great mate!
I'd love to see how you would paint something like the night scythe with this scheme
Dang, the painting has a neat contrast. Going a little darker on the metals allows that green to pop. And it looks like it paints pretty quick.
Makes me wonder, if you did a subtle dark red wash over the metals at the earlier part of the layers, would it give a hint of color compliment to the bright green, especially in the recessed areas?
Yeah that's my thoughts too 😊
Great job, I love it!
More coming next week my dude!
That is a scary dude..ish...errrr...machine. Good work as usual mate and glad to hear you are sounding better :)
Thanks my dude, yeah the sculpt is terrifying!!
My 5th/6th go thru, just noticed the Varnish Servitor! classic!
hahaha ;)
I'm going to try this on my immortals! THANKS FOR THE TIPS N TRICKS!🎉
Great color scheme! Glad I didn’t start painting mine yet.
Cheers Peter!
FANTASTIC!! BRAVO!!
Thank you! Cheers!
This really inspired me
Fantastic tutorial, thank you
Bro Job well done, they look sick
Thanks Ty!!!
What a wonderful video, I'm really looking forwards to painting my Necrons :)
Thanks! Have fun!
Me to... d&d taking up so much of my hobby time now, but should be able to do more 40k content in the new year
God tier . Saved and thank you
Wow amazing job on these the makeup brushes were such an amazing idea
Glad you like them!
Dude, it looks amazing brill job! Would love to see you doing a more in depth run on them! fantastic vid. Cheers!
Should have that vid out tomorrow!
Zorpazorp You da man!
Very cool video 4K very Nice ^^
You inspired me to give Neon Blue a try. Thanks
Have fun!
I will be checking out P:WotR once I’ve gotten my fill with BG3. Been enjoying CRPGs a lot recently between BG3, Pillars of Eternity, and Solasta.
I chose to make them look a little more rusted, to acknowledge their time in the tombs, but I pretty much did this. Turned out really well!
Ooooh lovely!~What did you use for the rust?
@@Zorpazorp some brass scorpion, I like the more vibrant colour a lot, and if it's applied to the edges and in little spots in can create a really cool effect.
@@fardareismai4495 Ooooh yeah good suggestion! I might try that in the next vid mate!
@@Zorpazorp that's really cool! Looking forward to your next tutorials!
It may well be me, but I have felt a bit divided on the cryptek armourshade gloss. It really glooped up for me and left quite a few spots. I had to go back with the runelord brass highlights on quite a few areas. I would say be careful with how you apply the cryptek. Fantastic guide, by the way, much appreciated!