Nice application. The miniatures look great. But they still look a bit orange or orange red compared to the art. Maybe a very thinned red glaze to bring it into red a bit more?
Hah! Jokes on you, I already use it! (for anyone wondering whether or not milanote is just another mid site that is willing to pay people, it can be annoying to start using but really great for fast organisation)
Over time I think you've really had a distinctive style of your own emerge, John. The way your miniatures look is recognizable compared to other creators online. I'm a big fan of the look you've developed and I think this video is a great example. Thanks for always hyping me up to keep hobbying!
Someone else may've mentioned it already, but the Blood Ravens were actually created by Relic (the creators of Dawn of War) specifically for the game. After Dawn of War's success, GW brought them into the canon and expanded on their backstory, with it being heavily implied that they could be formed from Thousand Son's geneseed as they have a higher than average number of psykers in their ranks.
One of the recent Horus Heresy books confirms they’re Imperial Fist successors, *so long as the lineage of that group of marines is indeed the future Blood Ravens*, because there’s no confirmation as to what founding they were part of.
@@manireathey are a cannon chapter, after Dawn of War GW officially added them to the world. However originally they were made by relic so that they could do whatever they pleased with the chapter without potentially contradicting official lore had.
They actually existed before the games, the Uriel Ventris book Dead Sky Black Sun by Graham McNeil which came out at the same time as the DoW games, had a Blood Raven in it which had the same lore that GW would later add for their official index. The only difference is that the Chapter symbol of the Blood Raven in that book is actually just a Raven's head rather than the full bird and the blood drop, showing that this character's creation pre-dated their DoW release.
Fantastic paint job! Love the red armor, the way you highlight with orange and the brown and skin details. The only thing that comes to my mind is maybe the Blood Ravens should have a little bit darker red than the Blood Angels. I always thought (lore-wise) that their armor was akin to that of the World Bearers. But then again, this is a random thought because I love what you did with those guys!
I’ve mainly been painting for myself as part of self care. I’ve not been interested in playing 40K (or other Table Top War Games) until recently. I’m super excited my Ravaged Star has arrived (the thing that started it all) and looking forward to the TT War game campaign starting in Nov.
Would be cool to see models of other games painted, like massive darkness, bardsung, star saga or a descent game. They have also cool and detailed minis. Good video. :)
Do you have a video on how to use pigment powders? I've never used them but every time I see you use them in a video, I'm intrigued. Love watching your videos. They always inspire me to get painting.
Love this kind of video, only thing I'd like to see is a serviceable fast NMM to accompany this smart-fast style. I think what you just did with metallics can be done with well chosen greys and ochres, and would look amazing
Noice, I'm sat here editing a video I shot bkit bashing and painting this team. Mine are Lamenters and Grimdark as all F00k. Love that matt paint in the base of metallics technique. Making a mental note to do that some time!
You get 6 of the 7 models. I'd recommend dropping the heavy Intercessor for your first few games. He'll be a bit more challenging to run for a newer guy, he is slow (id say too slow) and has heavy so he is more of a piece to be set up for use in turn 2/3.
And i wouldnt just discard the heavy weapons man, as soon as rules drop he will get a piece of equipment that will make him more mobile, turning him into a complete beast
@hydra1plprivate942 i was being a tad dramatic but by hard I was referring to how if someone doesn't have a tone of marines already there's a fair bit of pulling from a few kits. But yeah if someone has an army or a bunch of kits to begin with it's dead easy.
Love the red of the armor! I’m about to paint a kill team who will be mainly red so your pointers were really useful. A couple of tips before you play: 1. You can take 6 of the 7 models. You’ll pretty much want to decide between the Heavy Intercessor and the basic Intercessor that didn’t have the grenade. 2. The Heavy Bolter for the Heavy Intercessor is listed is having 4 attack dice while on the Japanese cards they have 5, so people have been playing with 5 dice since it’s thought the 4 dice was a typo. 3. The English cards have no listed tac op archetypes, but the Japanese have seek and destroy and security, so people have been using those. 4. Make sure you read the rules about cover and obscurity really thoroughly. It isn’t hard once you understand how it works, but GW worded those topics really poorly.
Love Kill Team. Small model count, price and time needed. Simple easy to pick up, hard to master rules. Ive played it with so many new players. Better than full fat W40K imho.
I definitely wish he would paint more non-GW models. Malifaux being my favorite but it would also be interesting to see something really different like Dystopian Wars. He really only paints non-GW models if sponsored though.
Regarding reducing paint on the brush: I use a small artist watercolour pad for my "wipe of" which produces really consistent results which is great. The real benifit is it takes off both pigment and water at the same rate rather then favoring the water which occurs with paper toweling.
@@KrullMaestaren the wettex is complicated I sued to use one back in the day. if its 'moist' then you put water back into the brush if its dry if takes water out its effect on the pigment is variable. A thin wet sponge pad works batter imo ymmv try em out and see what you think. the water colour pad is were I have settled over time but I do think a thin sponge pad shows promise.
Anakin: No, GW is *not* saying that the facist Space Marines are heroic. Just that these are a class of model called "hero". This class exists in all factions. Padme: So, all factions are getting Warhammer Heroes blind boxes? Anakin: .... Padme: All factions are getting Warhammer Heroes blind boxes, right?
Me: wow, wouldn't it be great if someone with the clout of ninjon painted up minis for a non-gw game? That'd be awesome! Ninjon: kill team. Me:.. ... ....... Oh for fuck's SAKE!!!
Not sure if this is helpful, but the primer color you mixed up is really damn close to Vallejo Hull Red, which you can get as a primer color. I prefer using this rather than black primer when I want to keep more warmth in the shadows of my models.
You're like the god of marketing! Stepped from "my airbrush had a little clog, and now I got paint all over my desk" to "if you want to buy any tools I use, just use my link". Love it!
When it comes to hobby, kill team is right in my sweet spot. I can paint a squad of interesting minis, feel like I'm working towards something, play a fun game and then move on to something with a completely different flavour and can tackle it in a completely different style
btw I remember when that manufacturer said moving to plastic from metal miniatures would make the figures much less expensive. So much for them not beig greedy bastards who keep moving the rules around thus necesitating buying more over priced plastic figures. And anyone who thinks the different brands of paint isn't coming from the same factory is more than slightly ignorant.
KT really is where its at. Its what got me back into the hobby, and my 40f friends are all loving it, some more than 10th even. awesome sons of magnus too
If you're looking to skirmish game - Marvel Crisis Protocol is IMO the best game out there right now. Star Wars Shatterpoint is a close second. Try them out some time!
These are awesome! I love the Blood Ravens colours, they've always been a chapter I've considered painting. At the end of the video, I was thinking "But Jon, where is the sweet ass Blood Ravens iconography on their shoulders?" and then I remembered they don't make transfers for them, and doing that icon by hand seven times would suck.
There's a stylized and simplified version of their logo in old Index Astartes. This logo can be seen in DoW2 games in some cutscenes, namely the final cutscene of DoW2 original campaign. It's not that hard to paint, I've painted a lot of them and learned to paint them really fast.
Good for you Ninjon, glad to see you excited to paint a squad. For me, the biggest motivation to "paint another one" is painting minis for my D&D games. Cool looking models add so much fun for my players and that keeps me going in terms of painting.
Looks great except that black knee pad. You should spend 5 minutes and clean that up, as right now it looks worse than if you'd just left it solid black.
Just one question, your highlights on the knee amour look like dartboards, is there a way to blend those any better? Or is that what you were going for?
Edge highlighting is my Achilles heel. I’ve watched so many videos and I just can’t work out how your paint comes off your brush so consistently down the whole stroke, and how you can do multiple strokes with the same load of brush and still have consistent paint coming off. Must be wizardry or atleast a pact with some sort of dark entity. Love your videos man.
It's paint consistency. If it's not thin enough, it'll behave how you describe, where you run/dry out really quickly. If it's too thin, you lose control of the paint and it makes your edge highlights messy. I can't consistently get the right consistency every time, since it can vary by brand and even paint color, but when you do you'll know it because it feels like it should. You don't realize it, but until you can consistently get your paints thinned properly, you're fighting an uphill battle. Once you have control, you'll find techniques are more doable.
Hope you enjoy kill team! Very fun game with minimum work that needs to be done to play a game. And it doesnt cost 500$ + however long it takes to paint up a new army.
Great work - I actually painted a Blood Raven army years ago. Many years. I might have missed it in the video but I noticed the ribbed undersuit parts (like in the elbow joints) aren’t painted differently. However: no big deal. I also really like that basing look.
Love the video, models look great as usual! Kill team is a great game, and the scene in Minnesota (particularly the twin cities) is really strong and vibrant
This video came out just in time, I got the Warhammer Underworlds starter set just yesterday and can't wait to build it. I've painted over 130 minis so far, and never used a single one of them (I play D&D online since the pandemic and haven't finished my wargaming board yet to play wargames), so I'm extremely excited to have a full box with the board, dice, cards, and more minis to paint. Now all I need is to get someone over to play with lol
@@danielhall5554 Yellow is closer to gold than brown. Darkest I would go is base of orange, highlight yellow, edge highlight of ice yellow (basically 1:1 of white/yellow)
Just personal opinion but I think the helmets came out way too orange. A little red glaze to bring them somewhat closer to the red armour colour would be my choice.
Dude, Kill Team rules! Definitely my favorite GW system. It's my main system and I play a ton of it, if you have any questions getting into it, I'm always down to clown about KT!
I agree, paint to get WAR ON THE TABLE!!! I paint & play ASOIAF miniatures game & enjoy painting all the factions & playing the game. Alway enjoy your videos!! Thank you for all the tips & encouragement.
Is KillTeam the best game ever? Not really. Is it GW's easiest to play skirmish game? No. That would be WarCry or Blood Bowl. Is it GW's best 40k universe game? No. We've had Space Hulk since 1989. Is it easier to paint and play than big 40k? Definitely! After your video, I'm considering painting a Blood Ravens kill team.
Have you ever considered painting & playing Infinity Code One or N4 by Corvus Belli? Sci-fi skirmish game (15 models per side) with beautiful metal models. Definitely a different style than WH40K, much brighter, cyberpunk anime style as opposed to grim dark.
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6 members to the Justian Kill Team with Captain OR Sergeant as Leader
Nice application. The miniatures look great. But they still look a bit orange or orange red compared to the art. Maybe a very thinned red glaze to bring it into red a bit more?
Hah! Jokes on you, I already use it!
(for anyone wondering whether or not milanote is just another mid site that is willing to pay people, it can be annoying to start using but really great for fast organisation)
Glass half dead has a good video on kill team justian
I use Milanote pro for work and warhammer projects! Such a killer fitting sponsor man!
I love kill team, being able to finish a project in a reasonable time and try new things is a big win
Over time I think you've really had a distinctive style of your own emerge, John. The way your miniatures look is recognizable compared to other creators online. I'm a big fan of the look you've developed and I think this video is a great example. Thanks for always hyping me up to keep hobbying!
His style really makes everything look like its standing before a sunset and the cool orange light is reflecting back
Someone else may've mentioned it already, but the Blood Ravens were actually created by Relic (the creators of Dawn of War) specifically for the game. After Dawn of War's success, GW brought them into the canon and expanded on their backstory, with it being heavily implied that they could be formed from Thousand Son's geneseed as they have a higher than average number of psykers in their ranks.
One of the recent Horus Heresy books confirms they’re Imperial Fist successors, *so long as the lineage of that group of marines is indeed the future Blood Ravens*, because there’s no confirmation as to what founding they were part of.
funny....their novels are actually not canon as far as my understanding goes
@@manireathey are a cannon chapter, after Dawn of War GW officially added them to the world. However originally they were made by relic so that they could do whatever they pleased with the chapter without potentially contradicting official lore had.
They actually existed before the games, the Uriel Ventris book Dead Sky Black Sun by Graham McNeil which came out at the same time as the DoW games, had a Blood Raven in it which had the same lore that GW would later add for their official index. The only difference is that the Chapter symbol of the Blood Raven in that book is actually just a Raven's head rather than the full bird and the blood drop, showing that this character's creation pre-dated their DoW release.
Honestly, your table top ready is unbelievable
I find having a game gives the models a purpose, and painting for this purpose feels more special than just painting for paintings sake
First Warhammer army/space marine army painting video that actually makes me want to play Warhammer. Those models look amazing!
i think just watching john paint has helped me improve because i just did nmm for the first time
Fantastic paint job! Love the red armor, the way you highlight with orange and the brown and skin details. The only thing that comes to my mind is maybe the Blood Ravens should have a little bit darker red than the Blood Angels. I always thought (lore-wise) that their armor was akin to that of the World Bearers. But then again, this is a random thought because I love what you did with those guys!
All that's missing are some nice decals ^^
Really good looking result for 3 days of work!
Thank you Jon, really needed this vid!
currently waiting on some decorative base toppers to show up so i can start working on my Kroot kinband... can't wait to give them a try in Killteam
I truly hate how easy you make it all look. Awesome work, Sir.
really loved this my man, that red is so poppy, absolutely fantastic
I’ve mainly been painting for myself as part of self care. I’ve not been interested in playing 40K (or other Table Top War Games) until recently. I’m super excited my Ravaged Star has arrived (the thing that started it all) and looking forward to the TT War game campaign starting in Nov.
Would be cool to see models of other games painted, like massive darkness, bardsung, star saga or a descent game. They have also cool and detailed minis. Good video. :)
It would be cool if Jon would have a crack at Infinity.
You get 7 unique models, but you can interchange the sarg and capt for your commanding officer with the other five constant
At Adepticon you should take our WarCry class. It's my favorite miniatures war game period, let alone skirmish game. Also, I'll bring you a donut.
These look incredible. Its really cool to hear you talk about gaming. Have fun!
Do you have a video on how to use pigment powders? I've never used them but every time I see you use them in a video, I'm intrigued. Love watching your videos. They always inspire me to get painting.
Such a missed opportunity. You’d have made an awesome Mortifactors kill team.
Love this kind of video, only thing I'd like to see is a serviceable fast NMM to accompany this smart-fast style. I think what you just did with metallics can be done with well chosen greys and ochres, and would look amazing
Noice, I'm sat here editing a video I shot bkit bashing and painting this team.
Mine are Lamenters and Grimdark as all F00k.
Love that matt paint in the base of metallics technique. Making a mental note to do that some time!
You get 6 of the 7 models. I'd recommend dropping the heavy Intercessor for your first few games. He'll be a bit more challenging to run for a newer guy, he is slow (id say too slow) and has heavy so he is more of a piece to be set up for use in turn 2/3.
I play kommandoes and veteran guardsman but I will keep this info in mind when I but the space marine heroes
@Mrcowboyhunter you might need to proxy hard for this team lol. We didn't even get them here in Canada.
Proxy hard? Those are standard marines with fancy names
And i wouldnt just discard the heavy weapons man, as soon as rules drop he will get a piece of equipment that will make him more mobile, turning him into a complete beast
@hydra1plprivate942 i was being a tad dramatic but by hard I was referring to how if someone doesn't have a tone of marines already there's a fair bit of pulling from a few kits. But yeah if someone has an army or a bunch of kits to begin with it's dead easy.
Wow, they look amazing! That light source really works.
Btw, Kill Team is a great game, I hope you enjoy it.
Love the red of the armor! I’m about to paint a kill team who will be mainly red so your pointers were really useful.
A couple of tips before you play:
1. You can take 6 of the 7 models. You’ll pretty much want to decide between the Heavy Intercessor and the basic Intercessor that didn’t have the grenade.
2. The Heavy Bolter for the Heavy Intercessor is listed is having 4 attack dice while on the Japanese cards they have 5, so people have been playing with 5 dice since it’s thought the 4 dice was a typo.
3. The English cards have no listed tac op archetypes, but the Japanese have seek and destroy and security, so people have been using those.
4. Make sure you read the rules about cover and obscurity really thoroughly. It isn’t hard once you understand how it works, but GW worded those topics really poorly.
These look great. Awesome. Blood Ravens are fab.
MARVEL CRISIS PROTOCOL! awesome models, awesome game!
For Warcry do Rotmire Creed!! The swampy and poison aesthetics would be fun to plan & play around with
Love Kill Team. Small model count, price and time needed. Simple easy to pick up, hard to master rules. Ive played it with so many new players. Better than full fat W40K imho.
GW: Makes a game worth mentioning.
Also GW: Makes it so complicated a lifetime gamer can't figure out how many units he gets...
First! Also, really hoping to see Jon paint some Battletech someday...
Oh, yes… that would be awesome!
I wish he would pain malifaux/the other side. Such interesting models
I definitely wish he would paint more non-GW models. Malifaux being my favorite but it would also be interesting to see something really different like Dystopian Wars. He really only paints non-GW models if sponsored though.
Gross!
Battletech stays on top!
If you like kill team, try infinity. Honestly better rules and at least as good if not better models depending on your aesthetic.
Regarding reducing paint on the brush: I use a small artist watercolour pad for my "wipe of" which produces really consistent results which is great. The real benifit is it takes off both pigment and water at the same rate rather then favoring the water which occurs with paper toweling.
Good idea and I wonder what would happen if I used a Wettex dish rag... 🤔
@@KrullMaestaren the wettex is complicated I sued to use one back in the day. if its 'moist' then you put water back into the brush if its dry if takes water out its effect on the pigment is variable. A thin wet sponge pad works batter imo ymmv try em out and see what you think. the water colour pad is were I have settled over time but I do think a thin sponge pad shows promise.
Got your video going in the hobby room on my PC, and on my phone while I'm pooping. Boost them views!!!
Yussss... Blood Ravens look soo good.
Anakin: No, GW is *not* saying that the facist Space Marines are heroic. Just that these are a class of model called "hero". This class exists in all factions.
Padme: So, all factions are getting Warhammer Heroes blind boxes?
Anakin: ....
Padme: All factions are getting Warhammer Heroes blind boxes, right?
Nice! Been missing videos like this, great job!
Line of sight is a bit odd at first, but once you are past it Kill Team is by FAR one of GWs best games. Way more than something like 40K or AOS.
Me: wow, wouldn't it be great if someone with the clout of ninjon painted up minis for a non-gw game? That'd be awesome!
Ninjon: kill team.
Me:..
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.......
Oh for fuck's SAKE!!!
Maybe red it's just a one color, but U making it very intresting with those transmisions. Cheers mate. Great job.
KT is the best offering GW has had since Mordheim.
at 2 mins in i heard black and red and went Flesh tearers here we come , then blood ravens happened was not dissapointed
God these look good!! We know they're not totally perfect, but that's not the point and sometimes that's better than total perfection.
Board game to paint, Wolfenstein.
When you said black and red marines, I thought of Flesh Tearers 😂
It's nice that GW send you a set. As I am absolutely unable to source a full blister of them. KT is a great game, though. Go KT!
Not sure if this is helpful, but the primer color you mixed up is really damn close to Vallejo Hull Red, which you can get as a primer color. I prefer using this rather than black primer when I want to keep more warmth in the shadows of my models.
Awesome video as ever! What magnifying glasses do you use? Might be a good investment. Cheers
Great to see you getting into Kill Team, it’s both a great size to play and hobby at 🤘looking forward to more KT content!
Kill Team? Never heard of it. I'm a hobbyist only!
You're like the god of marketing! Stepped from "my airbrush had a little clog, and now I got paint all over my desk" to "if you want to buy any tools I use, just use my link". Love it!
You too can spray paint all over your desk!
Yes sir! Yes I can!
@Ninjon bro don't you know? Tamiya in Japan
@@Ninjonhello
@@NinjonDon't you know? Japanese in tamiya
Kill team is cool, a really interesting game. Painting figures to play with is exactly what drives me. Enjoy the game!
Fantastic paint job as always. Welcome to the Kill Team community, hope you'll have an amazing time playing!
Killing Teams is my favorite thing.
When it comes to hobby, kill team is right in my sweet spot. I can paint a squad of interesting minis, feel like I'm working towards something, play a fun game and then move on to something with a completely different flavour and can tackle it in a completely different style
100%
btw I remember when that manufacturer said moving to plastic from metal miniatures would make the figures much less expensive.
So much for them not beig greedy bastards who keep moving the rules around thus necesitating buying more over priced plastic figures.
And anyone who thinks the different brands of paint isn't coming from the same factory is more than slightly ignorant.
What proof do you have that paints come from the same factory?
You going to claim Fords and Chevys come from the same factory? 🙄
Blood Ravens are a Harley Quinn(the DC character) addition to GW they were in the first two games, BEFORE GW made them Cannon.
KT really is where its at. Its what got me back into the hobby, and my 40f friends are all loving it, some more than 10th even.
awesome sons of magnus too
If you're looking to skirmish game - Marvel Crisis Protocol is IMO the best game out there right now. Star Wars Shatterpoint is a close second. Try them out some time!
These are awesome! I love the Blood Ravens colours, they've always been a chapter I've considered painting. At the end of the video, I was thinking "But Jon, where is the sweet ass Blood Ravens iconography on their shoulders?" and then I remembered they don't make transfers for them, and doing that icon by hand seven times would suck.
I’ve started painting mine recently, and got some amazing blood ravens transfer from the mighty brush, it’s really worth it
From the thumbnail, I thought you were painting old school Blood Angels...
There's a stylized and simplified version of their logo in old Index Astartes. This logo can be seen in DoW2 games in some cutscenes, namely the final cutscene of DoW2 original campaign. It's not that hard to paint, I've painted a lot of them and learned to paint them really fast.
The best 40K game is Kill Team, good choice.
Good for you Ninjon, glad to see you excited to paint a squad. For me, the biggest motivation to "paint another one" is painting minis for my D&D games. Cool looking models add so much fun for my players and that keeps me going in terms of painting.
Looks great except that black knee pad. You should spend 5 minutes and clean that up, as right now it looks worse than if you'd just left it solid black.
Love the Blood Ravens, one of my favorite loyalist chapters. Space Wolfs taking the top spot.
Furry
"I'm giving myself three full days to paint these" - Meanwhile it takes me almost three weeks to batch paint a unit of Termagants.
They look awesome. Very nice to see you paint for a (skirmish) game. Really looking forward to seeing you paint a Warcry warband! 😊🙏🤞
At 13:31 what is the song called playing in the background? that song slaps :)
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Amazing video, but man Jon, you gotta close some tabs...
wasn't bllood ravens a player made chapter that GW liked so much they bought the whole IP off the guy? THEN through them into dawn of war
Just one question, your highlights on the knee amour look like dartboards, is there a way to blend those any better? Or is that what you were going for?
Ahh yes, Kill Team Just Ian.
amazing!
I dunno they need the shoulder pad markings and the knee pad markings to really be done.
Edge highlighting is my Achilles heel. I’ve watched so many videos and I just can’t work out how your paint comes off your brush so consistently down the whole stroke, and how you can do multiple strokes with the same load of brush and still have consistent paint coming off. Must be wizardry or atleast a pact with some sort of dark entity. Love your videos man.
It's paint consistency. If it's not thin enough, it'll behave how you describe, where you run/dry out really quickly. If it's too thin, you lose control of the paint and it makes your edge highlights messy.
I can't consistently get the right consistency every time, since it can vary by brand and even paint color, but when you do you'll know it because it feels like it should. You don't realize it, but until you can consistently get your paints thinned properly, you're fighting an uphill battle. Once you have control, you'll find techniques are more doable.
Well you just talked about the Blood Ravens, they’ll be at your door soon. RIP Ninjon
Hope you enjoy kill team! Very fun game with minimum work that needs to be done to play a game. And it doesnt cost 500$ + however long it takes to paint up a new army.
Yeah, Blood Raves! Let’s go!
Now they even got a Ninjon video to add to their collection of chapter relics.
Curious what kind of mini cordless drill you are using at 2:10?
Great work - I actually painted a Blood Raven army years ago. Many years. I might have missed it in the video but I noticed the ribbed undersuit parts (like in the elbow joints) aren’t painted differently. However: no big deal. I also really like that basing look.
Love the video, models look great as usual! Kill team is a great game, and the scene in Minnesota (particularly the twin cities) is really strong and vibrant
They look great! Thanks for taking the time to paint them. I'm happy for you that you enjoy painting them.
This video came out just in time, I got the Warhammer Underworlds starter set just yesterday and can't wait to build it. I've painted over 130 minis so far, and never used a single one of them (I play D&D online since the pandemic and haven't finished my wargaming board yet to play wargames), so I'm extremely excited to have a full box with the board, dice, cards, and more minis to paint. Now all I need is to get someone over to play with lol
You talk about less metallics around 7:40. How would you handle a Chaos style Marine in a Thousand Sons chapter without a lot of Metallics?
Yellow in place of gold
@@fateweaver9844 would brown be better then edge highlight gold?
@@danielhall5554 Yellow is closer to gold than brown. Darkest I would go is base of orange, highlight yellow, edge highlight of ice yellow (basically 1:1 of white/yellow)
@@fateweaver9844 Thanks!
Sam Lenz T-shirt. 😮
Just personal opinion but I think the helmets came out way too orange. A little red glaze to bring them somewhat closer to the red armour colour would be my choice.
It would take me a month to paint to the same quality. I don't know how you do it
After about a year of on and off painting it will take me 10 more get to this level
@Ninjon do you enjoy Star Wars? coz you should try shatterpoint its a lot of fun and has great looking models
Dude, Kill Team rules! Definitely my favorite GW system. It's my main system and I play a ton of it, if you have any questions getting into it, I'm always down to clown about KT!
Love that you painted these and might be getting into kill team.
FLESHTEARERS, what a missed opportunity
Wow they came out great, Love the look of the models!!!
Damn, Jon... you're getting really good. Those look fantastic.
Let's gooooo, I'd love to see you get more into the skirmish game scene. The team looks great!
I agree, paint to get WAR ON THE TABLE!!!
I paint & play ASOIAF miniatures game & enjoy painting all the factions & playing the game.
Alway enjoy your videos!! Thank you for all the tips & encouragement.
Is KillTeam the best game ever? Not really. Is it GW's easiest to play skirmish game? No. That would be WarCry or Blood Bowl. Is it GW's best 40k universe game? No. We've had Space Hulk since 1989. Is it easier to paint and play than big 40k? Definitely!
After your video, I'm considering painting a Blood Ravens kill team.
How about a non-GW game, like Freeblades, Cyberpunk 2077 Red, Relicblade , etc?
John at 13:28 "i'm gonna paint the knee as a nipple" XD
Other boardgames?... Mansions of Madness. Really mix up the type of models you paint.
Have you ever considered painting & playing Infinity Code One or N4 by Corvus Belli? Sci-fi skirmish game (15 models per side) with beautiful metal models. Definitely a different style than WH40K, much brighter, cyberpunk anime style as opposed to grim dark.