Brilliant paint job, but the best about your videos is that you make it in a user friendly way for people who are jumping into the hobby. You have my vote.
I was procrastinating so hard on painting this.. but your video really helped motivate me, breaking it down to easy to accomplish bits I can do at a time. Looks amazing!!
Amazing! I would never even try to get the tattoo done! For me it looks like nuclear since. But it's so amazing to see how you easily done it. Thank you so much for an awesome video!
really love this tutorial, makes the daunting task of painting something like this much easier :D have you considered doing some kind of tutorial for larger necron vehicles like doomsday/ghost ark or scythes?
Thanks - check my channel - I have already done one :) If you don't have the tools to do the Kruleboyz (I use an airbrush and oils) then check out the Killaboss on Gnashtoof one I did as that is all done the normal way
You did a really good job here, it was very easy to see how you were doing things and to learn from them. Out of curiosity what brushes were using? especially the one you used for final details?
I was always so intimidated by these figures but you make it so easy. I followed your steps for the Mephiston figure and it turned out nice. I'm trying to locate Mozrog but they're all sold out at the hobby shops i shop at. Also, question when it comes to applying metallic paints they need to be thinned, unless it's Vallejo Air metallics. When metallic paints are thinned the metal pigment begins to separate, and applying metallic paint straight from the pot/bottle doesn't work either because it's too thick. What do you do? Thank you again for the advice.
@@ThePaintingCoach thank you for the reply as always. The palette you use, is a wet one? I noticed you keep all your paints, metallic and regular on the same. Also is there another way of painting the "squig shark" with the mygos purple contrast without having to purchase mygos purple? like lahminan medium mixed with purple? i have a few contrast paints but those are ones i can use regularly, if i get mygos purple i think i will just use it once for this figure and then it'll sit and have zero use
Yeah I use a Redgrass Games wet palette - works great Yes you can really thin down some purple to get the same effect 👍🏻try with different purples though as magos is desaturated
@@ThePaintingCoach ok cool. i have three citadel purples. also do you know if there is much difference between Biel tan green and ork flesh contrast? I see you use biel tan green over orruk flesh. i seen the warhammer paint videos and they use ork flesh contrast over orruk flesh. I'm just wondering if there is a difference. It's hard to decipher the visual aspect when i'm behind a computer. Plus all the camera lights change the actual color too i think.
ive been inspired by your use of oil paints for ork skin. however, i want to use them as a shade that comes out more like the biel-tan-green of the eavy metal style. do you reckon that the sap green by winsor and newton would do the job? or what color would you recommend?
I can only recommend what I have used in the kruleboyz video - as I haven't used others yet You could check out a channel called Marco Frisoni NJM if you haven't already, as he has much more detailed vids using oils
I'm so impressed from your skill in painting! Very very beautiful work! Maybe the grey of the squig's back is a little too dark (but it could be mine impression caused by the pic on the box that is from bottom).
It is a great model - experiment with colours on spare parts
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Can i ask how many coats of Nuln oil did you put to have it that dark ? After two coats of nuln oil and small dabs of earthshade, my leadbelcher highlight doesn't even show (and the same goes for lighter metallics too...)
Your channel is gold. Beside GW's official Channel, yours is the only one that gives a clear step-by-step. I have one question. When I drybrush on Leadbelcher and Bathasar Gold after washes, It happens I make my Bathasar gold look silver. What's your suggestion?
@@ThePaintingCoachNecron compound. I drybrush gold and silver mechanic parts together. Do I need to do them separately?or I need to use some gold colour over balthasar gold?
I use lots of paint for convenience - there is of course the option to use way less and mix your own highlights and shadows, which can be a fun experiment!
Brilliant paint job, but the best about your videos is that you make it in a user friendly way for people who are jumping into the hobby. You have my vote.
Thanks! Glad it helps!
Love how quick you are in getting these videos out! I have my Mozrog built and primed, ready for your video!
Thanks Gordon - it gets a bit stressful sometimes haha
The squid is great, particularly the mouth and teeth. As for the tattoo, superb! 👏👏
Thanks mate 😄
I was procrastinating so hard on painting this.. but your video really helped motivate me, breaking it down to easy to accomplish bits I can do at a time. Looks amazing!!
Awesome - happy to help!
Amazing! I would never even try to get the tattoo done! For me it looks like nuclear since. But it's so amazing to see how you easily done it.
Thank you so much for an awesome video!
It took me about an hour and I could have taken longer if I wasn't filming haha! Glad you enjoyed the vid!
Man these tutorials are unreal, you make it so easy to follow and make me actually think I could copy it!! Keep it up loving every vid
Cheers! That's the aim!
Your tattoo tutorial was great! He reminds me of struggling to paint simple dwarf runes on a banner it’s so much harder than you think it is!
Thanks!
Looks awesome mate! Your videos have been great for inspiration for me as a newby painter!
Thanks Dan - glad you enjoy them!
Amazing work !
Thank you so much for these tutorials.
Glad you like them!
Such a great guide followed step by step looks exactly like the model! Thanks
Cheers!
Mozrog Skragbad... What an epic name 😮
Love this. I'll build and prime mine today and hopefully can start painting soon. Thank you, love your videos
Awesome glad you like them!
@@ThePaintingCoach that free Hans tattoo on the Ork's arm takes tremendous amount of skill. I'll probably stick to the línes around the arms ahahaha
Yes - it's not perfect but breaking it down to basic shapes helps
@@ThePaintingCoach Is there a beastboss coming? Or you had enough of orks? :)
Probably not - I have done A LOT or orks haha
I like the new editing!
Thanks - tried something a little different!
awesome painting as always 🎨
Thank you!
Your painting skills are amazing 🤩
Thanks Martin
@@ThePaintingCoach I’ve watched many painting videos, but yours always seems to be so clear and perfectly put together. Keep up the great work.🤩🤩
I'll do my best!
Awesome stuff!
Cheers
awesome tutorial. thanks for this
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing stuff
Thanks
Love your videos. Now all I need is the model lmao
Thanks! Hopefully be back in stock soon
i know how to paint those teeth for my maulerfiend now great video
Cheers 👍🏻
really love this tutorial, makes the daunting task of painting something like this much easier :D
have you considered doing some kind of tutorial for larger necron vehicles like doomsday/ghost ark or scythes?
Thanks! No plans yet but never say never!
Great video thank you
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Great Model.. awesome paint work.. was thinking of a Tiger Shark but the snout is all wrong.. Could greenstuff it but i'm not an artist...
Thanks! You could just paint the markings?
@@ThePaintingCoach true but probabtly stuff it up. Going to order it...shhh don't tell the wife...lol
My lips are sealed
Amazing video, it is definitely the one I'm going to follow for instruction. What colour did you use to undercoat?
Cheers - I think it was corax white (discontinued) and then Leadbelcher for the ork body
Hello! Love the way you paint these orks. Do you think you’ll do a Kruleboyz tutorial in the future?
Thanks - check my channel - I have already done one :)
If you don't have the tools to do the Kruleboyz (I use an airbrush and oils) then check out the Killaboss on Gnashtoof one I did as that is all done the normal way
Ah ok, thanks mate
Thanks for another great video. Unreal work on the tattoo. Similarly complex, do you have, or have you considered a video for harlequins?
Thanks! I'll probably do one when they get a 9th ed codex 👍🏻
Hey, really enjoy your vids, they help me a great deal! What kind of brushes are you using? Thanks!
Thanks! Winsor and Newton Series 7, size 0 and 1
You did a really good job here, it was very easy to see how you were doing things and to learn from them. Out of curiosity what brushes were using? especially the one you used for final details?
Thanks! I use W&N Series 7 Size 1 and 0
What’s the black color inside the claw? It looks black. Love the painting
Thanks - the claws are just abaddon black with a mechanicus grey highlight
I used wraithbone to prime the squig, will that work or should I add a layer of white scare or something to the squig?
It will just be a bit warmer - I would go with the white if you want to replicate this
What white did you prime the squig if you are highlighting with white?
I used corax white spray which is an off-white - it's no longer made so you can base the model with the paint of the same name from the pot
I was always so intimidated by these figures but you make it so easy. I followed your steps for the Mephiston figure and it turned out nice. I'm trying to locate Mozrog but they're all sold out at the hobby shops i shop at. Also, question when it comes to applying metallic paints they need to be thinned, unless it's Vallejo Air metallics. When metallic paints are thinned the metal pigment begins to separate, and applying metallic paint straight from the pot/bottle doesn't work either because it's too thick. What do you do? Thank you again for the advice.
Cheers - i just add a touch of water and then keep remixing it if i need to stop any separation 👍🏻
@@ThePaintingCoach thank you for the reply as always. The palette you use, is a wet one? I noticed you keep all your paints, metallic and regular on the same. Also is there another way of painting the "squig shark" with the mygos purple contrast without having to purchase mygos purple? like lahminan medium mixed with purple? i have a few contrast paints but those are ones i can use regularly, if i get mygos purple i think i will just use it once for this figure and then it'll sit and have zero use
Yeah I use a Redgrass Games wet palette - works great
Yes you can really thin down some purple to get the same effect 👍🏻try with different purples though as magos is desaturated
@@ThePaintingCoach ok cool. i have three citadel purples. also do you know if there is much difference between Biel tan green and ork flesh contrast? I see you use biel tan green over orruk flesh. i seen the warhammer paint videos and they use ork flesh contrast over orruk flesh. I'm just wondering if there is a difference. It's hard to decipher the visual aspect when i'm behind a computer. Plus all the camera lights change the actual color too i think.
The ork flesh is a lot more powerful than biel tan green so will need to be thinned a lot
Gonna use this paint scheme on my boingrot Bounderz boss' squig for Age of Sigmar
Sounds great!
ive been inspired by your use of oil paints for ork skin. however, i want to use them as a shade that comes out more like the biel-tan-green of the eavy metal style. do you reckon that the sap green by winsor and newton would do the job? or what color would you recommend?
I can only recommend what I have used in the kruleboyz video - as I haven't used others yet
You could check out a channel called Marco Frisoni NJM if you haven't already, as he has much more detailed vids using oils
I'm so impressed from your skill in painting! Very very beautiful work! Maybe the grey of the squig's back is a little too dark (but it could be mine impression caused by the pic on the box that is from bottom).
Thank you! I think it is in comparison to the box art - originally I choose administratum grey and it felt too light, So I went with the 50/50 mix
@@ThePaintingCoach I asked this because I have Mozrok model, so it's my personal interest to find the best way to paint it 😀
It is a great model - experiment with colours on spare parts
Can i ask how many coats of Nuln oil did you put to have it that dark ? After two coats of nuln oil and small dabs of earthshade, my leadbelcher highlight doesn't even show (and the same goes for lighter metallics too...)
I only used one - it would have been the old formula however
@@ThePaintingCoach oh thanks, didn't know there was a different formula...
They changed it recently - maybe last summer?
Your channel is gold. Beside GW's official Channel, yours is the only one that gives a clear step-by-step. I have one question. When I drybrush on Leadbelcher and Bathasar Gold after washes, It happens I make my Bathasar gold look silver. What's your suggestion?
Thanks! No idea 🤔 are you rubbing off the Balthasar gold maybe?
@@ThePaintingCoach When you drybrush over mechanic parts, do you avoid gold parts?
Not really - i haven't had any issues before - it's a strange one! - what colour are you dry brushing over balthasar gold?
@@ThePaintingCoachNecron compound. I drybrush gold and silver mechanic parts together. Do I need to do them separately?or I need to use some gold colour over balthasar gold?
Yes that will be it - if you want a more gold colour you will need to use either one of the other base paints or something like sigmarite 👍🏻
To the person that gave this a thumbs down, Mork and Gork know what you did
Always a few lol
I don’t have all those paints, mine is going to be very compromised
This model makes me regret that I didn't choose Orks for my army...
There is always time 😉
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Thanks
Beautiful....but $300 in paint is a bit much!
I use lots of paint for convenience - there is of course the option to use way less and mix your own highlights and shadows, which can be a fun experiment!