Just wanted to say thank you for all your guides. I've painted for decades and do commission work, but I regularly come back to your guides as a touchstone. Particularly if I've got a challenging project, I'm not sure how, but your guides often change a challenging or gruelling project into a fun and enjoyable one.
This tutorial is definitely gonna guide me when I paint mine. I unfortunately fully built mine armor and all before painting but I’ll try my best to replicate this!
Great tutorial! Thanks for being so thorough and for listing out what paints you use. It really helps and allows me to get my mini’s on the table quickly
Thank you very much for your tutorial!!! I specially loved the way you painted the armor so I used it on my angron and I am very pleased with the result!
Angry Ron !!!!!!!!! 😂 I absolutely love the model and will buy it soon to paint as you did. Thank you for ur skillset . Thank you for ur technique. Thank you for building the model first then painting it . Keep up the most awesome work!
You could do that with the Bloodthirster model too, and the Eightbound with a bit of conversion work. Turns out Khorne doesn't just want skulls, he also wants beach bods.
Love how you made the armour look like it had been worn for 10k years! Another fantastic tutorial, will you be doing one for the regular bezerkers or eight-bound?
ok i just followed this guide to paint my Angron and let me say it really is a good guide. My only complaint is that you skipped over several things. one second the tongue { for example } was unpainted and the next thing it was an you never covered the paints used in it. This isn't me complaining just pointing out a few issues to be avoided.
Glad you enjoyed the guide and you got a great result - and thank you for the feedback! The tongue was screamer pink and a pink horror highlight I think!
Great lesson as always! TYVM for all your hard work in sharing your tutorials in order to make painting easier and more entertaining to get through our pile of shame as a faster rate xD Also, a Primarch of Khorne with no Khorne Red paint on it???? :P
I do enjoy watching you paint all these models, but I think it would be really good if you could turn your voice volume up quite a fair bit, and maybe also reduce the volume of the effects, I've got it really loud on my speakers so I can hear you, and then I get a jumpscare from any effects as they blow out my ear drums, I do appreciate that theyre in there though.
The Painting Coach: I know it's not copper! Brass: Is about 66% copper. The oxidation pattern is the same, my man, so it's all correct :D. The same goes for bronze, too. First, there is a black oxide that layers thin and turns the metal brownish in appearence, which later degrades further into a turquoise mineral.
I’m curious if you could do a similar effect on the sword with the same frostheart contrast paint you use on the plasma guns in your other WE tutorial, or if that would look out of place?
You could - would give a totally different effect that would really contrast with the rest of the model so could work! Contrast is so thin if you don't like it, you can just paint over it and start again :)
Question? Did you use the new or old recipe nuln oil? The old stains more but the new has a slightly more gloss finish and I just can’t tell with your paint job. Excellent video by the way.
Amazing tutorial! I’m just starting mine today after watching your tutorial several times now. Can you tell me? Would you maybe undercoat chaos black and then spray mephiston red over that? Or is the straight Mephiston a better shout? Much appreciated dude 🙏
Did you prime with memphistom red spray then do a base coat of memphiston red again, or is it just the primer? I ask because your red looks super smooth
@@ThePaintingCoach yea I tried priming a bezerker just mephiston red and was pretty underwhelmed with how it looked so I was wondering, thanks for the quick reply Have you done a video on painting eightbound? Plan on following your guides for my army as they look awesome but noticed there wasn't an eightbound one
I haven't done 8 bound - not sure I will get round to them either - will have to see what the future holds 👍🏻 Most of the colour combos etc will carry over from angron and berserkers though
The Dark Aluminium and Chrome are both Vallejo, and the white is Pro Acryl - the rest are citadel. The citadel equivalents of those paints will work fine however
Painting Coach: Would Mister Angron care for an after dinner mint? Angron: NO, I'M STUFFED! Painting Coach: But sir, it is only WAFUR THIN! Great video (especially liked the Monty Python reference too, seldom seen nowadays), I liked your approach to using dry brushing over wet blending for transitions of colours, very effective :-)
@@ThePaintingCoach got it, thanks. Do you prime the parts on the spruce or after it’s assembled? Also, would you recommend citadel spray cans for priming?
I try to use citadel paints as much as I can as these are the most available - where I don't use citadel I always try to provide the citadel equivalent
I dont understand how you keep such a small amount of paint on your brush without it drying after 2 seconds, or how you avoid the brush from splitting etc... That is the number 1 problem stopping me from getting better at painting details, highlights, small scars etc
It helps to have a brush with a decent belly - that will hold paint and also make sure it is thinned a little. I paint fairly fast which also helps, although I guess that is an experience thing. I also use a wet palette which helps keep moisture in the paint
This was a great tutorial thank you. My Angron is still in his box unassembled but I will look to this guide when he is ready to paint.
Cheers
Just wanted to say thank you for all your guides. I've painted for decades and do commission work, but I regularly come back to your guides as a touchstone. Particularly if I've got a challenging project, I'm not sure how, but your guides often change a challenging or gruelling project into a fun and enjoyable one.
Thanks Adam!
I can’t say how helpful this video was! Thank you for the awesome tutorial, my Angron looks awesome now!
Awesome! Glad it helped!
Absolutely raw, great work as always. Makes me want to pick up my own!
Glad you liked it!
This tutorial is definitely gonna guide me when I paint mine. I unfortunately fully built mine armor and all before painting but I’ll try my best to replicate this!
Great tutorial! Thanks for being so thorough and for listing out what paints you use. It really helps and allows me to get my mini’s on the table quickly
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you very much for your tutorial!!! I specially loved the way you painted the armor so I used it on my angron and I am very pleased with the result!
That's great!
Great work, I always love the longer videos.
Cheers Ricky
Angry Ron !!!!!!!!!
😂
I absolutely love the model and will buy it soon to paint as you did.
Thank you for ur skillset .
Thank you for ur technique.
Thank you for building the model first then painting it .
Keep up the most awesome work!
The angriest Ron! Love that little bit at the start.
He turned out cracking. Love all the brass details.
Thanks!
Just like good old time! Amazing video. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank for Guide! Two days spend for these model, thanks! Now Angron awesome
Awesome!
This is such a good video! I have used so many of the techniques, to paint a half descent attempt at this model, thank you!!
Glad it helped!
Thanks mate :)
Glad you liked it!
@@ThePaintingCoach Its an absolute class guide and although mine is just a big red primed blob right now, this gives me hope.
Thank you - you'll do fine - make sure you share your results with me!
@@ThePaintingCoach Update - Added some black today, will report back in another 2 months.
🤣 thanks for the update! Slow and steady wins the race!
Incredible! Got my Angron just in time for your tutorial!
Glad you liked it Gordon!
This is absolutely stellar. Now I only need to wait 6 months for the actual model. Cannot wait to paint this though.
Thanks! Hopefully it won't be too long for you!
6 months wtf? Why so long
@@jakewhite4192 He is in high demand and GW has a warehouse issue.
I'm personally wondering how long it takes for somebody to choose to leave Angron with no armor on and just rock the raw demon body
It would be a decent look - although you would still need the arm guards on I think due to the moulding
@@ThePaintingCoach Kitbash potential for Swolegron, Primarch of the World Lifters
You could do that with the Bloodthirster model too, and the Eightbound with a bit of conversion work. Turns out Khorne doesn't just want skulls, he also wants beach bods.
Beach bods for the beach god!
The moment I got it
This looks amazing 🤩. I'm considering having the world eaters as my second army because of Angron.
Cheers
Love this, about to paint mine in the coming weeks and this will be my primary reference!
Cheers 👍🏻
Lovely work mate - picked mine up today so im excited to get started!
Thanks!
Amazing work mate. Makes me think I'm capable of such standards
Thanks! Hopefully, the video helps - it's fairly straightforward if you break it down into manageable steps!
Love how you made the armour look like it had been worn for 10k years! Another fantastic tutorial, will you be doing one for the regular bezerkers or eight-bound?
Thanks! Yes for berserkers but not the 8 bound I am afraid
Amazing as always man!
Thanks!
Absolutely loving the tutorials. Fantastic job!😊👍🏽👌
Thanks!
This is fantastic. I really want to get this model and follow your tutorial but I’m intimidated by the 35+ different paints that I’ll need.
Try just the base colours first to get a feel for it
This was amazing! kudos
Thanks
ok i just followed this guide to paint my Angron and let me say it really is a good guide. My only complaint is that you skipped over several things. one second the tongue { for example } was unpainted and the next thing it was an you never covered the paints used in it. This isn't me complaining just pointing out a few issues to be avoided.
Glad you enjoyed the guide and you got a great result - and thank you for the feedback!
The tongue was screamer pink and a pink horror highlight I think!
great ! looks amazing ! lots of information ! ty
Thanks glad you like it!
First! Also cant wait to get my hands on this guy myself. CHAIN AXE GO BRRRR
Great work. Was wondering if you are going to do a tutorial on how to paint the khorne berzerkers?
Just building them as we speak!
Great lesson as always! TYVM for all your hard work in sharing your tutorials in order to make painting easier and more entertaining to get through our pile of shame as a faster rate xD Also, a Primarch of Khorne with no Khorne Red paint on it???? :P
Glad you liked it!
I do enjoy watching you paint all these models, but I think it would be really good if you could turn your voice volume up quite a fair bit, and maybe also reduce the volume of the effects, I've got it really loud on my speakers so I can hear you, and then I get a jumpscare from any effects as they blow out my ear drums, I do appreciate that theyre in there though.
Thanks - I think it's an issue unique to this video unfortunately - I was experimenting with a new mic, and seem to have it all fixed now!
For those of us that watch your awesome painting videos late at night tired, I gotta say it's pretty jarring to throw in random loud dinging noises.
Sorry Brad! It was a long one, and I was trying to make a joke out of me falling over my words!
The Painting Coach: I know it's not copper!
Brass: Is about 66% copper.
The oxidation pattern is the same, my man, so it's all correct :D. The same goes for bronze, too. First, there is a black oxide that layers thin and turns the metal brownish in appearence, which later degrades further into a turquoise mineral.
Ha..angry Ron..good one
Just picked mine up today, be using all your guide apart from skin want it a bit more muted, thanks for this though!
Hope it helps!
I’m curious if you could do a similar effect on the sword with the same frostheart contrast paint you use on the plasma guns in your other WE tutorial, or if that would look out of place?
You could - would give a totally different effect that would really contrast with the rest of the model so could work!
Contrast is so thin if you don't like it, you can just paint over it and start again :)
Question? Did you use the new or old recipe nuln oil? The old stains more but the new has a slightly more gloss finish and I just can’t tell with your paint job. Excellent video by the way.
I just checked and I used the last of an old pot
Amazing tutorial! I’m just starting mine today after watching your tutorial several times now.
Can you tell me? Would you maybe undercoat chaos black and then spray mephiston red over that? Or is the straight Mephiston a better shout?
Much appreciated dude 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it! You can do either really - it doesn't matter too much
Thanks painting coach!
Looking forward to your next video. I’ve also got a Kragnos boxed up for after Angron.
Very informative and inspirational sir
Aside from mechanicus standard grade, what else did you use for the stone? Great tutorial btw!
Washed woth agrax earthshade then dry brushed with dawnstone, administratum grey and then white
@@ThePaintingCoach Thank you!
As someone who absolutely loves and buys all the big GW sculpts, $140 US seems steep for Angron's size. Anyway, fantastic job!!
Cheers
I just got into painting miniatures. But where would I be able to find and purchase large scale (6 inch) models to paint?
You'd be looking at people like Kimera/pegaso, Black Crow etc - maybe even 3D printing - also will depend where in the world you are
Did you prime with memphistom red spray then do a base coat of memphiston red again, or is it just the primer? I ask because your red looks super smooth
Just spray - I did put the mephiston red over a black prime though as this gives it a bit more vibrancy
@@ThePaintingCoach awesome thanks for responding. You're always super herlpful
No problem 👍🏻
Finally built my own angron, gonna use this tutorial to paint it up
What red spray did you use for Angron and the berserker?
Mephiston Red from Citadel
Fantastic video, just wish your audio was a bit better!
Thanks Dan - I was using a new mic so will play with the settings
Omg this is awsome
Thanks!
Did you prime angron black then red over or just mephiston red with nothing underneath?
I can't remember 🤦🏼♂️ I think it was red over black - I find you get a nicer colour that isn't as flat that way
@@ThePaintingCoach yea I tried priming a bezerker just mephiston red and was pretty underwhelmed with how it looked so I was wondering, thanks for the quick reply
Have you done a video on painting eightbound? Plan on following your guides for my army as they look awesome but noticed there wasn't an eightbound one
I haven't done 8 bound - not sure I will get round to them either - will have to see what the future holds 👍🏻
Most of the colour combos etc will carry over from angron and berserkers though
Great job . ;)
Thanks Lee!
Are the paints you used all base or are some contrast/air/shade and so on?
A mix of the lot in all honesty!
@@ThePaintingCoachalso are all of these paints citadel except for the one paint
The Dark Aluminium and Chrome are both Vallejo, and the white is Pro Acryl - the rest are citadel.
The citadel equivalents of those paints will work fine however
awesome job
Cheers
Would love to paint this beast but just can't justify the price tag.
what brand of drybrush do you use?
I genrally use some cheap make up brushes
Fantastic video, how long would it take to paint in one session?
Cheers Gareth! This took me about 15 hours over 3 sessions
@The Painting Coach oh wow I'm just starting mine, copying your technique haha I better get settled in then!
Enjoy it and take your time :)
Painting Coach: Would Mister Angron care for an after dinner mint?
Angron: NO, I'M STUFFED!
Painting Coach: But sir, it is only WAFUR THIN!
Great video (especially liked the Monty Python reference too, seldom seen nowadays), I liked your approach to using dry brushing over wet blending for transitions of colours, very effective :-)
Glad you enjoyed it!
The voiceover is very low in volume in this one. Crank it up a bit for next time. Other than that. Great video! :) blood for the blood god!
Thanks - I used a new mic so will play with the settings 👍🏻
Did you used the newer shades or the old ones
Good question - I am pretty sure it was new ones
@@ThePaintingCoach ok, Thanks man
No problem
How long did this process take you?
Angron was about 15 hours to paint
@@ThePaintingCoach got it, thanks. Do you prime the parts on the spruce or after it’s assembled? Also, would you recommend citadel spray cans for priming?
I build almost everything before priming and yes I use citadel cans.
I also use vallejo polyurethane primer through my airbrush
Very nice tutorial but for some reason the audio is extremely low on this vid
Apologies I was trying a new mic - hopefully sorted in ongoing video!
Sorry. What red primer or colour was it?
Mephiston Red 👍🏻
@@ThePaintingCoach Thanks mate!
great video, you're very quiet though.
Thanks for the feedback - I was using a new mic so shall play with the settings
the audio volume is pretty low
Thanks for the feedback - I have a new mic so will check the settings!
Gran video, me gustó pero tu voz era muy baja
My tv volume is at 78 all settings are set to max and I can not hear you sorry
Thanks for the feedback - i tried a new mic that didn't work out so well - I am working on getting captions done!
Is it just me or is the volume really low on the main part of the video. The intro was super loud compared to the rest of the video.
Thanks for the feedback - I was using a new mic so will play with the settings
why is the voice so low yet sound effects so high?
Tried a new mic - hopefully it isn't too bad after the initial sound effects
Bloody hell man I can barley hear you. What’s up with the sound?😊
Tried a new mic out and struggled with the settings sorry!
Not great to use paints that no one has access to, or are alway out of stock
I try to use citadel paints as much as I can as these are the most available - where I don't use citadel I always try to provide the citadel equivalent
I dont understand how you keep such a small amount of paint on your brush without it drying after 2 seconds, or how you avoid the brush from splitting etc... That is the number 1 problem stopping me from getting better at painting details, highlights, small scars etc
It helps to have a brush with a decent belly - that will hold paint and also make sure it is thinned a little. I paint fairly fast which also helps, although I guess that is an experience thing. I also use a wet palette which helps keep moisture in the paint
@@ThePaintingCoach Thank you! I will try to make a wet palette - can I ask what the brush you use for this is called?
I use a Redgrass Games wet palette and Rosemary and Co brushes - link in video description
Samni'arius should be black🤔
Argon’s skin?
@@terrydactyl2077 That sword
@@Abdul-Alhazred oh! Righto. True dat