How to Paint Ironjaw Brutes Warhammer Age of Sigmar
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2017
- Good morning Wargamers!
Today we paint a Games Workshop Ironjaw Brute miniature.
We are releasing one of our longer videos for you to watch.
This is the model we are giving away when we hit 100 subscribers on our TH-cam channel.
Expect a lot more of these longer style videos on our subscriber section at www.wargameronline.com as soon as it's launched!
Paint List/Equipment List (This ones massive, you can cut it down by sticking to similar tones rather mixing it up so much, sorry!):
GW Death World Forest
GW Athonian Camoshade
GW Elysian Green
GW Ogryn Camo
GW Agrax Earthshade
GW Nuln Oil
GW Lahmian Medium
GW Stegadon Scale Green
GW Leadbelcher
GW Balthasar Gold
GW Abaddon Black
GW Rhinox Hide
GW Rakarth Flesh
GW Zandri Dust
GW Kabalite Green
GW Sybarite Green
GW Eshin Grey
GW Runefang Steel
GW Doombull Brown
GW Tuskgor Fur
GW Gorthor Brown
GW Baneblade Brown
GW Pallid Wych Flesh
GW Ushabti Bone
GW Screaming Skull
GW Bloodletter
GW Druchii Voilet
Old GW Black Ink
Tamiya Clear Red X-27
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I was struggling to decide what armour colour scheme to go for until I watched this video. I instantly knew this was the scheme to go for! Great video and even greater paint job
Nice! Stegadon scale green is by far my favourite colour!
Really nice work! I really like the hearty green skin tone and the navy blue armor!
Great job. I'm really liking these new Orcs (Orruks); they look a lot meaner and more brutish than some of the previous Orc miniatures which were starting to get a bit too comedic for me. Its interesting to see someone else using the technique of adding texture to areas with the paint since I haven't run into many other people who do but I find that, especially after a wash to help soften and blend the colors, it can really add a lot of visual interest to the miniature. The color combination you used for the armor reminded me almost of warpstone or some other type of rock/gem which was a very cool effect. All in all, he looks like he means to seriously ruin someone's day. Watching just this video convinced me to subscribe.
Awesome thanks for subscribing and glad you enjoyed the tutorial. I generally add more texture where I can and like you say, adding the thin washes helps blend the tones together again. -Sam
Only just watching this today, years on, but cheers for the tutorial! Never done orks before so I needed to see this 💪🏼
Really nice work, your Ork skin tone doesn't look cartoony and the armor looks great instead of that horrid lemon yellow GW suggests!
The colour chosen for the amour is what i was looking for. Thanks!!!
+Kuldan glad it helped :) -Sam
Man... that looks awesome. I'm gonna use that colour on my 40k deff skulls. So glad I saw this before I started painting. Thanks :)
Not a problem glad to help and good luck with yours, as a suggestion, if you haven't built yours yet I recommend leaving the chest plate off the model so you can paint the face and neck a little easier! -Sam
Any plans to showcase the rest of the characters? Ardboys etc :) or is there a video somewhere I missed showcasing this? Really like the scheme overall!
We plan to put some showcase videos together soon
10/10. Just came across your two tutorials. Very very nice work. Keep it up!
Thank you! There are a lot more tutorials over on www.wargameronline.com some are available as 'freemium' and just require you to create a free account, however there are a lot more on our 'Premium' subscription which is £2.99 a month. Thanks for watching bud and glad you enjoy! -Sam
Hussein Alobaidi thank you, lots more to come and thanks for watching! - Phil
Another badass tutorial, my friend! I love how vibrant and clean your work is!
~ Wolfbrother Methos
Great video! Been loving painting these guys and using your video for pointers. I did have a question though. Are you sure that's Death World Forest as the base? Looks much much brighter that death world forest (which is an olive drab). Could just be your light I suppose. Any way keep up the good work. Thanks!
This looks fantastic! Can you do a pure painting basics tutorial? Like for example, I'm curious how you get the paint to be so smooth on your brush strokes and always the perfect consistency
Keith Wood yes no problem we are doing a whole series on the basics of painting and modelling as well as recommended tools. I will aim to put it higher on the priority list! -Sam
Love the work! You've gained a subscriber!
Thank's a lot Commissar Kip, keep up the good work keeping those guardsmen in line!
Thanks for a good skin recipe!
Watching this again for reference, now I'm rethinking my color scheme lol. It's just such a unique color, and it really pops out at you.
It is a nice scheme, I opted for pure black for my own purely because of the speed of painting black and sponging the highlights on but this one is certainly unique and looks great (just takes a while longer with the highlighting step!) -Sam
WargamerOnline Dark Eldar Orruks!
ok so bought the paints. Thinking I'll add some cool white tribal shapes to the armor as well. Hope to god I don't screw up the edge highlighting. Going to take a lot of time, but worth it.
No idea what I'll call the clan though xD
I FINALLY got around to painting my 'ardboys, and assembling the Brutes. Figured I'll do these guys first, then the Gore-gruntas (which are going to be tough x_x). I saw a good painting vid on common mistakes, one of which being not to go to crazy on units, and spend way to much time on them. Still want them to look decent, just dont go overboard, which has always been my problem as I'd burn myself out. Not going to make that mistake again, going to finish these guys!
P.S...Jeez these things are tough to assemble!
They were a little awkward, the 'ardboys in particular are older models and I decided to make it more challenging by converting them with brute heads and arms to mix them up.... not recommended! The Brutes and Gore-gruntas however were great to build and really look amazing.
I did a video on painting up my goregruntas on the website but it's premium only, I tried to keep the colour scheme as limited as possible. Doing all basecoats and then 1 wash which shaded all colours in one go and then highlighting afterwards really speeds things up. I also chose a black, battered armour rather than edge highlighting it all as it sped up the paint job again so it does help to really think about the painting process before starting it. ( I tend to spend way too much planning the scheme and should just get on with it however).
Post up any progress on the facebook group when you get them done or email them over to me samwise@wargameronline.com would love to see more Orruks! -Sam
Such an awesome tutorial. I've been using it religiously on my first Ironjawz.
(Also: subscribed.)
Thank you Aaron, I'm honoured a legend such as yourself finds our content useful! -Sam
Aw, shucks!
Looks bad ass, you got a sub dawg!
Joshua Rivera thanks for joining us! -Sam
This is one of the best tutorials i've seen. Alot of others skip parts that i think are really important, like they show you how they did the face and not the large flat(ish) muscled areas like the back and arms. Also love the scheme you used. I've done my ironjawz armour using stegadon green but the highlights are lighter blue instead if green. Great vid!
Thanks for the comment and for watching. I try to include as much as possible in my tutorials as possible without making them too long and I'm glad it works for you. Stegadon green is really close to incubi, really nice colours mate :) -Sam
Awesome
Nice tutorial! I subbed so I hope to see more!
Mike Gavazzi Thanks of the sub and loads more to come :-) - Phil
Really impressive paint job! what brush are you using for this?
fella nice video love the skin tone u did just subbed to the channel
Underdog Painting thank you so much Underdog! More skin tone vids on the way as there are so many :)
Amazing work!
I have a few questions, as someone looking to pick this hobby up again after 10 years. The list of paints is a bit daunting for my student wallet.
Would it be possible to cut out maybe one of the greens and "wash" with just Athonian camoshade to cut down on painting expenses and still get a decent result? Also, for the classic Black Orc armor look (the metallic black) what paints would you suggest?
Sorry if these are stupid questions but I'm clueless at this :/
For any of the tutorials I do you could cut them down even more. A basecoat and a wash is more than enough to make a model look good and you could always go back and add additional layers or highlights as far as you wish. For the metallic black armour you could go with a silver base and then wash with blacks to get a dark silver look. The other option is to paint the armour black and then sponge silver on as damage - Sam
Thanks for the reply, I guess it's a bad idea to aim for perfection from the start. I think I'll go ahead and get 3-4 paints and just experiment. That way I can get an idea if this is something I want to carry on doing and I can then scale it up at my own leisure.
Cheers ;)
my favourite colour is loren forest nice olive colour
Underdog Painting Loren is beautiful, Death world is my first love when it comes to greens however :). Phil loves his Warpstone though!
Hey mate love this tutorial so much I had to try it.
My ardboys are turning out abit too blue some how :/ any tips for me?
Tag us on twitter @aosmetabreakers with a picture and I'd be happy to help. Otherwise in general you could try a wash of a darker colour even something like nuln oil to take away too much blue saturation.
I'm gonna use this thanks so much, although skin will be red
Waou super vidéo un gros gg ^^
Thanks glad you enjoyed -Sam
This was great! One question tho, as you put the blood on here, do you not varnish them later? I don't really see the need to but everyone keeps telling me it's essential.
I always varnish and then add blood effects later afterwards if the model will be used for gaming. Generally just get all your painting done and anything you want glossy leave until you have varnished and go back in. Slime, blood, glistening mouths etc or snow bases and ice. Hope that helps -Sam
Any chance you could do a video on varnishing in the future? I've heard bits and pieces about it before but never found a really quality video going over it and all your videos are really great!
We will add it to the schedule, cheers! - Phil
What's the difference of adding was before and after lights?
Howdy, I'm new to the hobby and I am gearing up to paint my first set of minis and I was wondering what is that you are using to handle your mini without touching it.
Cesar Rojas it's just a piece of cork, if you go to the basics playlist there is a video on pinning to cork that's worth watching. You can pick them up off eBay or a wine merchant fairly cheap, I pay about £5 for 20-50 and you want tapered ones if possible so they don't fall over -Sam
So I just got the required paints, and a "Starting Ironjawz" box. My only concern is the flatter surfaces of the 'Ardboys, and that the mixture nuln oil+Angrax to darken the Stegadon Scale Green wont take. Have you had any problems with that?
Mix lahmian medium into any washes and they flow much better over flatter surfaces, you also don't end up with the water marks when the washes dry like you do if not thinning the wash with medium. -Sam
WargamerOnline will do, thanks!
Ossum tutorial!
Are you using water to thin down your paints?
Albycad Gaming cheers! I use water or medium normally at a 1:1 mix but sometimes thinner if it's a thicker paint, lahmian medium helps keep the pigment in the paint but water is fine -Sam
What kind of Brushes do you guys use?
I use a mixture, mostly Games Workshop as they are cheaper and I tend to find the medium layer is amazing for most of the painting work.
Broken Brushes is another excellent range and they work very well and at an affordable price.
My favourite brush is still probably the GW Artificer brush, I haven't found anything better and although it is expensive, it is invaluable for edge highlighting.
The range I have a few of are the Winsor & Newton Series 7, they are very high quality brushes at the highest price range but they are really really good. Don't get the 'miniature series 7' brushes as the body of the brush is too small for miniature painting but the standard set are very very good.
Hope this helped -Sam
can I just use nuln oil to go over the armour?
A7X Disturbed if it's after you have highlighted I would add medium into nuln so it doesn't leave nasty marks and flows into the recesses better -Sam
WargamerOnline so mix the two washes together? I'm new to warhammer and painting 😭
A7X Disturbed mix lahmian medium and bulk oil 50/50 and try that. Medium is basically the stuff they put into paints to create a wash. It will thin the nuln oil and dilute it without changing the properties of the wash -Sam
WargamerOnline ahh okay I'll give it A try... thanks A lot!
A7X Disturbed no problem, best of luck! -Sam
I hate that you didn't show us the finished product before ending the video.
Says he started painting them after 10 and that it took him longer than necessary, I look to my left and see 25 unpainted, fully built Brutes.....
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