Painting SISTERS OF BATTLE RHINO | COMBAT PATROL Adepta Sororitas | WARHAMMER 40k |
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Henry paints up the converted Rhino from the Sister of Battle Combat Patrol.
#40 #adeptasororitas #sistersofbattle
Paints Used:
Tamiya - Flat Earth
Tamiya - Medium Grey
GW - Mournfang Brown
GW - Rhinox Hide
GW - Screamer Pink
GW - Gal Vorbak Red
GW - Snakebite Leather Contrast
GW - Agrax Earthshade
GW - Targor Rageshade
GW - Karak Stone
VMC - Black
S75 - Necro Gold
S75 - Peridot Alchemy
S5 - Decayed Metal
VMC - Pale Blue
S75 - Petroleum Grey
Abteilung Oils - Black, Sepia, Light Grey, Buff
GW: Games workshop
VMC: Vallejo model colour
VMA: Vallejo model air
VGC: Vallejo game colour
VGA: Vallejo game air
VMCS: Vallejo metal colour series
S75: Scale 75
AK: AK Interactive
W&N: Winsor & Newton
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Paint brushes used - elementgames.c...
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My votes for more content and longer content please Henry.
Love your commentary of not just how buy why youve chosen certain choices.
Thanks 👍🏻
I didn't get to it immediately because it's a longer video, but I got a lot more out of it; it's not merely inspiring but something I'll reference when I start on all these fancy new tanks I keep ending up with. No excuses for me now, I'm painting crimson instead of off-white but it's a Deimos tank in nonmetallic colors with weathering, I've practically got the whole roadmap in front of me! Marvelous stuff.
Best of luck!
Man would love to see this painted in the metal style
Love that tip about the headlights! It looks really good, I'll be using that next time I have to paint one of those bits for sure
Fantastic result, the oil dot wash is incredibly effective. Looking forward to the next instalment.
I appreciate how thoughtful and meticulous you are in your approach, and showcasing various techniques. Appreciate the video!
Excellent video Henry; Keep up the good work! I really enjoy the longer format.
This is exactly what i wanted to do with my Sisters!! You did a great job bro!
Do it! And tag us in the pics.
Currently building the Combat Patrol as a Khorne Bloody Rose army. Funny part is I came up with the idea before arks of omen Angron. Initially thought of it because of Darktide.
BLOOD FOR THE EMPEROR!!!
SKULLS FOR THE GOLDEN THRONE!!!
thanks for the video! I never would have thought of doing the tracks that way.
Awesome job as always Henry. For those of you that are hesitant to use the metallic pigments and their durability, another trick scale modelers use is graphite.
DO you have a link or example, that sounds intriguing
@@brainstorm8778 th-cam.com/video/1qnJ7HlsRo8/w-d-xo.html this kind of explains it, but they rub the graphite pencil on some fine sandpaper to get the powder. But you can use it just like a regular pencil, or a bush in this case to "edge highlight" the parts you want to have a dark metallic sheen
Loving these videos. Just in the first 90 seconds there were several superb prep tips (leaving bit on sprue to clean up, toothbrush for the shavings, tamiya thin to smooth out, halfords primer). Pure hobby gold. Thanks so much for taking the time to make and share these.
Was luck enough to receive the Sister's CP box for Christmas so I've been looking for videos like this - great result!
This was fantastic Henry thank you! I have a light schemed Sisters force that I've started recently and will be moving onto my first vehicle soon. I'll be trying that dot modulation technique for sure!
Yes please to the longer videos! It's so much more informative and satisfying to see the whole process. Also, does anyone know a good Vallejo equivalent to the S75 Petroleum Grey that Henry always uses?
Question on the dot filtering - how do you approach the top surface? I get for the sides and angles you're streaking up and down to mimic it running down from gravity, but how do you tackle it on a horizontal surface?
Front to back.
@@cultofpaint cheers 🙌🏻
That was an absolutely lovely video. Thank you for it!
Less is more. Excellent work Henry - really enjoyed this tutorial. Thanks!
Love this video thanks Henry! use a brush for the tracks or grate some graphite from a pencil on some sanding paper then apply the graphite with a small sponge
Looks great. Really good to hear 'cupola' being pronounced the right way as well.
Really enjoyable video, plenty of useful tips. Cheers!
I'm building the Deimos rhino ( Horus heresy) I was wondering about the seamlines everywhere, most can be hidden with weapons or using glue for welding good thing I can use my armour painting techniques for that grimdark 40k scheme as I'm going for a girls und panzer style look even with my sisters of battle squad (😁 gotta have fun with the hobby) I might have to get the sister box set as the rhino looks great with the livery 🤔 might investigate what other vehicles they have
Great looking tank! I'm definitely going to borrow your bone color scheme for my battle sisters.
Great stuff as always!
Looks great, i've actually started assembling my immolator this evening after watching, although thats a completely different kit and the tracks are sculpted onto the hull so going to be a bit more anoying to paint.
Amazing. Wow.
Oh Just made my First ever miniatures pursache and It was the adepta sororitas combat Patrol, and TH-cam showed me your Chanel, a really amazing color scheme if i can, with the colors the Paint + tools set, i will probably take some heavy inspiration from it
Welcome to the hobby!
Thanks for this
Love the pin wash. Definitely should utilize that more. I tend to paint my headlights too bright. Looking somewhat weird on bright models. Definitely gonna try the darker approach there.
Painted my sisters in a similar scheme and overall approach of high quality, but manageable for a full army and then some, using a similar technique of more flat panels and less stark contrast on the vehicles as well. If you are struggling with high contrast on vehicles, might I recommend to instead of achieving stark contrast by lightness, to use contrast in hue and temperature instead?
I did my girls with a warm sand color from below, and a blueish tone leading into the actual (off-)white covering most of the armor. Which made for a nice greenish tone in between, while providing some warm/cold contrast between shadows and highlight, adding some visual interest. For your scheme, a purple (cold) shadow applied before all the other steps or via filter somewhere in between airbrush colors might bump up contrast both by temperature and hue in a subtle yet interesting way. Or maybe a reddish brown from below if you want to maintain the overall warm scheme.
I suspect the historical base is much larger than it seems but not necessarily as visible. I play a mix of games from fantastical, to historical then scifi - the guys at the club who play historical games often have immense collections over years. The big difference being once you have the models, they are agnostic to the rules, this means collections can often go back decades and do not need new units that are just released. As for whom plays the Axis, the chaps I play with often end up with both sides of an operational theatre and play historical scenarios. Would recommend checking some of the rules from TooFatLardies - they have an eclectic mix of periods and styles of historical
It's nice, but it really needs some mud, maybe a little bit of rust on the treads, and a fleur-de-lys symbol on the back door :)
I'm brand new to Warhammer 40k, so I'm looking at buying a combat patrol and doing this as well.
That's really amazing. I loved the way it came out. Does the streak on the side would work on a metallic base?
It will yeah. Although it would have less impact on changing the colour, and more to do with making it look battleworn.
I like Henry :)
So it begins
So this is a combination of two kits ..
The Adepta sororitas rhino detail kit and the Deimos pattern rhino.
I have no idea why they aka GW just didn't go this route to begin with.
Super cool video! If you were doing the other scheme, would you just paint the main body of the tank in a metal color?
Yes
@@cultofpaint thanks!
beautiful. Honestly amazing. Is it possible to sub out the pin dot grime effect for something like ak streaking grime or the like? To make it that much easier?
You could use streaking grime, but it wont look the same as oil dot.
@@cultofpaint Thats fair, I was just thinking of trying to find those paints, but ive locked down a place in canada that seems to has them all in stock. Never tried anything like this before, we'll see how it goes!
Awesome tutorial as well, and thanks for your reply :)
Awesome video! I’m currently painting a regular space marine rhino. It’s taking forever because I’m learning the airbrush and never have time to hobby.
What’s the thought behind the tank sides and panels being lighter at the bottom? A concession to the idea of some modulation for contrast? What trick am I missing by lighting mine essentially flat?
It does create a bit more contrast, but also there’s evidence to argue lighting top or bottom is “realistic”
@@cultofpaint Thanks for answering!
Rhinos are about 90pts ;D but point taken.
They're 90pts now!?!?! I'm going off old heresy memory
"you dont want to get bogged down or youll never finish your armies"
meanwhile ive taken three months to paint up foar deathwing knights 🤣
What’s the countdown footage you use at the beginning of the video when you premiere them? Looks so cool! Cracking vid as always! 👌🏻
it's just some generic scifi intro, but it's pretty cool isnt it.
Hi Henry, I tried recreating this lovely scheme with the exact paints you listed. The result is far more grey looking than the thumbnail suggests. Medium Grey just isn't 'white' enough to get so light. Is that just the studio lighting or am I missing something? Thanks!
@@edwindeleeuw6590 hmm I'm not sure, the images look very close to the miniature in the hand. There's a possibility the colour has changed. Depending on how far through the project you are in would suggest replacing the final highlight with something lighter.
@@cultofpaint Thanks for replying! I'll try to get some lighter highlights in place and will see how the finished model looks to me :)
I also really annoy the longer videos. One reason is because I am very new to the hobby and anything artistic and I find the longer videos are much better for me to follow along with and really get an idea of how you do your thing.
Secondly I just find your videos relaxing to watch after a long day. Your narration is easy to listen too and not over the top or obnoxious haha. You could very well be good at audiobook narration as well!
Longer videos are completely fine with me!
This is awesome. Do you think this scheme would work for HH White Scars?
You might want to go slightly more white with the final highlight.
I'm sorry... did a combat patrol come with the Deimos and I just got unlucky??
Henry, you may have covered this in another video (if so I can't find it yet), but how do you decide which colours to pick for the oil dot filtering? Thanks
Hey Jim, I pick one that’s close to the main colour. Then a darker and a lighter one. Depending on the vibe I’m looking for I’ll go colder or warmer with those.
@@cultofpaint Thanks, appreciate that, I'm going to give it a go on the next vehicle which will be predominantly white. So hopefully will benefit from extra interest like this and end up less flat as you say. Cheers fella
Hello. Im trying to copy that dot and smear technique for my sister rhino but the entire thing just shows the brush marks. Do you wait for the oil to dry first?
@@kateargent5750 try changing how wet your brush is with spirits. And just keep working the area until you're happy. You're meant to see the streaks.
im going to paint my army like this, but I am not using an airbrush. what are the oil paints you are using?
Abteilung 502. Shown in previous sisters video with the 2 schemes.
This might be a ludicrous question, but do you think the oil dot filtering would work with the classic Forgeworld Iron Hands scheme that you did a while back?
i dont think it would be worth it to be honest. The impact of that scheme is the oily clear look. But you could certainly use it to apply some weathering.
@@cultofpaint makes sense. Thanks! Always love these videos, so much to learn and take on regardless of the specific miniature/scheme.
Will there be a paint your combat patrol challenge on the discord?
Af ew people have asked so yeah why not!
Did you guys pull all of your Culture of Paint videos?
Yeah, got it's own channel now. Everything's been downloaded edited and reuploaded. First live show on there tonight @cultureofpaint