Games Workshop Tutorial: How To Paint Blood Bowl Gouged Eye Orcs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- In this painting tutorial I show you paint a Blood Bowl Orc thrower, in the colours of the Gouged Eye using the Citadel range of paints to do so.
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Thanks for uploading. 👍 👌
Just got into Blood Bowl and got the dwarves team as well. I find great help in this channel, as I did when I was painting my Silver Tower miniatures.
Excellent tutorial. I am currently painting my Orc blood bowl team.
you should add the list of the paints that you have used in the description section :)
Model looks great and well done explaining the process. Great tutorial!! Thanks for the post.
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I really like your tutorials for Blood Bowl and Age of Sigmar. I've gone through most of them in the last month. Just now became a Patron to help keep you going. Keep up the good work!
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You almost never talk about paint brush. List of paints and brushes in the description would be very much appreciated by the community.
Awesome tutorial im getting a orc bloodbowl team this was a big help
Awesome tutorial going to use this for my 40k Evil Sunz
Great tutorial!
Great Job!!!!
That's a really fantastic paint job my friend, nice video
Masterful
Perfect ORK :)
Great tutorial... will you do one for the (Blood Bowl) Troll?
OMG leaving that hair on there and painting over it put my OCD into overdrive!
Great! Second team down. Now we are only missing the Skaven ;) Thank you very much!
I think I will combine this with your Orruks Brute tutorial. The red and green colour scheme is too Christmassy for my liking.
He rocks!!!!! GG WG!!!!
ahem second. great tutorial - thank you
Once the Dwarven Giants Blood Bowl team is available i would love to see a painting tutorial on them. Also nice job on the Orc player.
There should be both Dwarf and Skaven tutorials coming soon :)
I was wondering if you could help: for the Ork line(ork) models there is one with its left arm raised.
on its left arm, where the end of the arm guard meets the green of the hand, I am having a lot of difficulty in finding where the hand ends and the arm guard begins (specifically on the bottom edges). Any recommendations?
Is it possible for you to write down the list of the names of paints used there?
Inspiring work! Love how you used the dark reaper with nuln oil then highlighted with russ grey. One question. What colors did you use for the ball? I see its a bit of a mix.
Nice tutorial! However, something to consider when painting the Throwers in particular, is that the cloth/leather that is flowing off the side of the model is most likely a towel (or similarly absorbant material) the Thrower uses to wipe sweat and grime off its hands and reroll those Pick Ups. If you watch an NFL game on TV, at the very least, the Throwers have towels for exactly this purpose.
ORKS DON"T NEED DA TOWELS!! WE JUST WIPE US 'ANDS ON DA 'UMIES
Well said.
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGHHHH!!!
I have only Base colors ... can i put shades on the miniature weeks after i painted the base coat on ?
do i have to spray paint a prime ? could i just use normal thin layer of normal citadel paint? what spray do you use ?
Why do I think this'd look real awesome as an Ironjawz paint scheme?
What brushes do you mostly use? Nice video btw
Bapt Iste mostly GWs Medium Layer brush and the army painters character brush
Hi. What kind of gray spray primer are you using? Cheers
the coat seems super even! Id like to know too :)
thomaswargames it's actually a car primer. I get it from a automotive chain in the UK called Halfords.
The War Gamer thx! Actually I thought so ^^ its shame that gw doesnt do any neutral grey spray paint
they do mechanicus standard grey as a spray paint, but I don't think all the spray colours make it to all stores.
so is it leadbelcher or ironbreaker ?
andrew2great Leadbelcher, as I said earlier in the comments :)
so, i'm wondering. How much realtime did you spent on painting that miniature?
Probably around 2-3 hours
That is quite fast :o
I'm lucky if i can do it in 2 days :o
Anyway, I love your videos! Keep them coming!
When you say you're painting with leadbelcher, the video shows Ironbreaker instead.
Marty Back yeh my mistake. It is leadbelcher.
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