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Dear Duncan, please paint some old-style goff ork boys. I've seen the old GW videos you were in but wondered whether you'd use any of your own paints for the paint job. Also a video about highlighting metals would be good & protecting models with varnish. Thanks.
Duncan is a gift from the gods who answered my prayers. Literally yesterday I was looking for a snow camo scheme for my kasrkin but couldn't find anything. Thank you Duncan for your eternal wisdom and timing🙏
I appreciate the camera angles that show simple but important parts of Duncan's technique. I'm talking about how much paint he puts on the brush as he touches the wet palette, for example. Great video!
Duncan really does suffer to bring us these painting tips, that stuff really does sting like crazy! Great video as always and I really like the new camera angles you guys are throwing in too!
Not only a camo painting tutorial but also a great way to learn how to paint a typical army style, a Cobra trooper, and a stormtrooper lol Duncan is covering all the bases on how to paint these guys :) very cool
I like all three schemes and the stippling on the white is very effective. The desert camouflage is my favorite color scheme and I have have painted a version of this on a Imperial Guardsman using the Zandri Dust primer and a base of Karak Stone with a Agrax Earthshade wash.
Another way to maintain volume for a model's shapes while still having a camo pattern is to use gel medium. After you've painted your cammo and done all your highlights, you mix a shading color with gel medium into a glaze so that it creates a very thin film. You then paint over your model as though the camo and non-camo areas were the same color. Generally, a complimentary color is best for this as it creates tension within the piece for the eye to follow, but you can also use this technique to create more cohesion. So for the examples in the video, you'd use an orange or magenta glaze for urban camo, purple or dark blue for desert camo, and likely a dark green or brown for the winter camo to give it that alpine look.
Years ago, I did a camouflage that was based on the desert camo pattern like the one you've did on the second Kasrkin, only I went for grey and white with some thin black strips to make an urban colour scheme for the metal cast Imperial Guard Stormtroopers.
I love the stippling method you used on the snow and I think it could be done for the desert one as well! Of which that will be what I’ll do once I start getting my hands on those new kits
As someone who's never painted camo patterns before, this was an incredibly helpful introduction to techniques. I've been looking for snow camo specifically and I also liked the colour palette you chose a lot, though I'll probably swap the dark green for a greyish blue and add a lighter grey when I start building my Valhallan troops - hopefully that might give them a more icy look.
13:25- Um, yeah I guess…….. I would have at least added on of the mostly used camo style that people usually make for any war game. Jungle or (what I think would be number one) woodland camouflage! But I guess with how your doing it that pattern would probably be very difficult to fit everything. Don’t get me wrong and think I’m just insulting you and your work. The 2 you have shown so far have come out great! And honestly when it comes to a very detailed model that I’m super nervous but excited to paint, I come to your channel “first” to see if you have done it and have a tutorial for it! I didn’t do your color scheme or 100% step by step for it but your video of “how to paint the Silent King” is the only reason why mine is done and is by far the best paint job I have ever done!!! So thank you for that! Again!!! I’m pretty sure I already thanked you on that video!
I really like the urban one, especially with all the other details in a pure black. I'd honestly give the black spots some highlights and field a kill team like that without a second thought.
Duncan, a month ago another scam account just replied to everyone here in the comments section again and nothing much has been done about it. It's now calling itself Rob_Comics which is not the name of the actual channel here. It's done this several time and still in the comments, would you do something about it now please?
Great video, with the new music and comedy. It’s starting feel like the The Painting Phase channel that Peachy is on, which is no bad thing. Keep up the good work.
One of the tricks I've found for painting camouflage schemes on minis is to use a very dark under uniform to really outline the armor plates bearing the camo pattern. The thing is that you don't want the camouflage to actually work like camouflage. Unlike a real world soldier we actually want our minis to be seen and if your camouflage works too well it disrupts the detail of the model. Similarly you don't want to darken the exposed flats and brighten the crevasses as you would in real life, as that works completely against the highlighting we do to bring out the model details.
The first one is definitely the best looking one you did. I wish I could get the answer to my question I asked about it in my first comment for this video. But I still like the way I just learned how to do a few months ago the best! I would write instructions on how to do mine because I haven’t seen anyone else do it yet!?! But it would definitely be long and if I’m going to take the time to do all of that then I would like to know at least one person wants to know it and is going to read it!?!
Camo paint in the eye aye? Welcome to the club. Sorry we're out of members jackets lol! But I like to say thank you. I recently won best painted army of a tournament thanks, mostly to your videos. I even went full cheese and said I'd like to thank the academy. The duncan rhodes painting academy. We had a good laugh.
Hey Duncan great work as always, kudos. I like the urban camo a lot. I think thematically it ties in great with the colour scheme of the Kriegsman you did in your DKoK tutorial. The two would look great next to each other in the same army, while clearly looking distinct enough from each other to be from different regiments.
I really love this video, they all look amazing! I am however shocked that Duncan didn’t have face camo all video- I choose to believe Roger behind the camera filmed the whole video with camouflage on though (which is why you don’t see him)
30 seconds in and I love it already! In ROTC we had old army surplus camo sticks that you actually had to warm up with a candle before you smeared them across your face. If you were lucky, they left your skin attached to your skull. Getting that stuff off was even more fun... I love the desert camo. Interesting note, one of the best colors I've seen in real live for fading "High Desert" like in the sagebrush of Nevada and Idaho is faded denim and light gray. I haven't attempted to try that with a minature yet. Any advice would be appreciated.
7:54- Well, the first one is definitely interesting. I’ve never seen that one before but I also thought you would have multiple color patches to make the camo!?! But I would like to know if I do add the 2 or 3 colors needed to make it camo do I do the white outline for all of them or just the first color? It’s all good either way, so far I’ll just stick with my way. But that might change in the next two!?!
I hate you :) You make it look so easy another awesome demo , as always I love the Arctic camo , 40k Imperial Guard on Hoth . Most excellent ( I would have never thought of brown or blue wash , black came to mind for me )
in the early 2000's I painted my Guard smurf ( Ultra Marine ) blue and did curved lines ( half circle ) in White , Black and Gray for my Urban camo with black boots and armor I painted a dot / circle then the used the Smurf blue to fill in dots except for 1 edge leaving the edge line . ( my hands where not trained like Duncan's ) This was all done on the sprues , 350 troops was no easy chore . Then built and covered any oops in Smurf blue
I love the desert camo and it really makes me want to make a bunch of guardsmen in that 90s desert storm look. Maybe I could make a predator tank look like a bradley and use it as a chimera lol.
I love that desert camo pattern! I am 100% starting a guard army painted like that, desert camo is sorely under represented. Any chance you could paint up a whole tank in that camo? I would be eternally indebted to you good sir!
I sponge on my camo. Using 3 colors, low spots get the brightest. Then the mid tone across the flats. And then the dark on the raised areas. I make sure there is overlap to make the pattern full, rather than leaving single patches.
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA Eventually. Still need to do my Legion of the Damned. The burnt cast iron texture with heat pattern isn't the easiest thing to work with. :)
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Duncan, this is exactly what I've been waiting for! Loved the intro. Keep it up and have a nice weekend mate!
What did you do with the Necron models?
Dear Duncan, please paint some old-style goff ork boys. I've seen the old GW videos you were in but wondered whether you'd use any of your own paints for the paint job. Also a video about highlighting metals would be good & protecting models with varnish. Thanks.
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Thank you Duncan, I've did that a short while ago and I'm happy the Cadian Kasrkins came back. You are very welcome!
The urban camo could be modified in a jungle one, changing the base colour with a light green such as Goblin Green and the White with a Sand .
and if you use green and dark brown the desert camo would work great for woodlands!
Duncan is a gift from the gods who answered my prayers. Literally yesterday I was looking for a snow camo scheme for my kasrkin but couldn't find anything. Thank you Duncan for your eternal wisdom and timing🙏
Paint for the Paint God! Coats for the Coat Throne!
I know, I wish I had found this before I started painting 😅
I appreciate the camera angles that show simple but important parts of Duncan's technique. I'm talking about how much paint he puts on the brush as he touches the wet palette, for example. Great video!
Thanks Eric :-)
The man, the legend, with my favourite faction and new models ❤️ great job Duncan!
Thank you
emperor bless the guard
Put dark paint where the light hits and light paint in the shadows to break your shape down with camo paints
Great tip
Forehead, nose, cheek bones, chin, and ears should be dark. Everywhere else can be light. Cover neck and hands in similar pattern as well.
Literally just come back from GW with marines to paint in snow camo, you absolute hero, your timing is impeccable.
We aim to please 😁
Okay, the urban camo looks great for Cobra uniform theme guards
It sure does!
How did I just find out there's a GI Joe miniatures game?
really nice to see you adding your own range of paints into these tutorials
Duncan really does suffer to bring us these painting tips, that stuff really does sting like crazy! Great video as always and I really like the new camera angles you guys are throwing in too!
Our pleasure 😊
Not only a camo painting tutorial but also a great way to learn how to paint a typical army style, a Cobra trooper, and a stormtrooper lol Duncan is covering all the bases on how to paint these guys :) very cool
Awesome! Thanks for the kind words 😀
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA That's true. The scheme choice was very smart and widely applicable.
Love the gulf war esque choc chip camo
I mean that intro gets the like straight away.... fantastic work guys.
Poor Roger and Duncan lasted forty seconds before the "War Paint" bit went off the rails.
Best hobby channel ever.
I've wanted to paint my scions in choco chip for ages! Thanks for the guide!!!
You are so welcome!
Love the first 2 camo, I'll try a new one on my models. Love new models 😃
Love your snow camo scheme, awesome job as always, thanks Duncan
Glad you like it!
What a nice surprise when a video comes along that's exactly what you're looking for without you expecting it
I know, right?
He's a wizard.
I like all three schemes and the stippling on the white is very effective. The desert camouflage is my favorite color scheme and I have have painted a version of this on a Imperial Guardsman using the Zandri Dust primer and a base of Karak Stone with a Agrax Earthshade wash.
Another way to maintain volume for a model's shapes while still having a camo pattern is to use gel medium. After you've painted your cammo and done all your highlights, you mix a shading color with gel medium into a glaze so that it creates a very thin film. You then paint over your model as though the camo and non-camo areas were the same color. Generally, a complimentary color is best for this as it creates tension within the piece for the eye to follow, but you can also use this technique to create more cohesion.
So for the examples in the video, you'd use an orange or magenta glaze for urban camo, purple or dark blue for desert camo, and likely a dark green or brown for the winter camo to give it that alpine look.
Really appreciate the paint consistency close-ups, thanks!
No problem 👍
The new pinch and zoom feature on you tube was great at picking stuff up like that. 30 years of painting and i still struggle.
Loving that chocolate chip desert cammo. Brings back memories of 1991 and all that.
As soon as I saw him going over the eye I was think that's going to hurt and be so hard to wash off, love the video!
That blooper out take was aces! Your paint vids are always great!
The desert camo is very very similar to the ‘chocolate chip’ pattern used by coalition forces in the original Gulf War. Very nice. 🎉
That desert camouflage looks amazing!
Years ago, I did a camouflage that was based on the desert camo pattern like the one you've did on the second Kasrkin, only I went for grey and white with some thin black strips to make an urban colour scheme for the metal cast Imperial Guard Stormtroopers.
Its the commitment to the bit I enjoyed. Great Video Duncan.
I love the stippling method you used on the snow and I think it could be done for the desert one as well! Of which that will be what I’ll do once I start getting my hands on those new kits
Haha duuuuuude you jammed it RIGHT into your eye!!
As someone who's never painted camo patterns before, this was an incredibly helpful introduction to techniques. I've been looking for snow camo specifically and I also liked the colour palette you chose a lot, though I'll probably swap the dark green for a greyish blue and add a lighter grey when I start building my Valhallan troops - hopefully that might give them a more icy look.
It's in my eye! Great start to a video made me chuckle!
thanks for the great tutorial. I was just trying to figure out how to do the splinter camo - this was timely and takes the guess work out.
11:31 thats the operation desert storm/shield choclate chip camo, it looks so good, well done
I'm glad you got that camo paint out of your eyes! Lol!
Im gonna have to give that first recipe a shot if I ever get some eliminators for my Space Wolves. Well done Duncan!
13:25- Um, yeah I guess…….. I would have at least added on of the mostly used camo style that people usually make for any war game. Jungle or (what I think would be number one) woodland camouflage! But I guess with how your doing it that pattern would probably be very difficult to fit everything. Don’t get me wrong and think I’m just insulting you and your work. The 2 you have shown so far have come out great! And honestly when it comes to a very detailed model that I’m super nervous but excited to paint, I come to your channel “first” to see if you have done it and have a tutorial for it! I didn’t do your color scheme or 100% step by step for it but your video of “how to paint the Silent King” is the only reason why mine is done and is by far the best paint job I have ever done!!! So thank you for that! Again!!! I’m pretty sure I already thanked you on that video!
I really like the urban one, especially with all the other details in a pure black.
I'd honestly give the black spots some highlights and field a kill team like that without a second thought.
Thank you, I really like that urban one and did need something to aim for with my kasrkin
Thank you , DRPA .
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Kasrkin squad, ready for warpaints! As they do with two thin coats of camo. Those three colour schemes are awesome!
Duncan, a month ago another scam account just replied to everyone here in the comments section again and nothing much has been done about it. It's now calling itself Rob_Comics which is not the name of the actual channel here. It's done this several time and still in the comments, would you do something about it now please?
I used a sponge as a camo painting technique on my custom action figures
Great video, with the new music and comedy. It’s starting feel like the The Painting Phase channel that Peachy is on, which is no bad thing. Keep up the good work.
One of the tricks I've found for painting camouflage schemes on minis is to use a very dark under uniform to really outline the armor plates bearing the camo pattern. The thing is that you don't want the camouflage to actually work like camouflage. Unlike a real world soldier we actually want our minis to be seen and if your camouflage works too well it disrupts the detail of the model. Similarly you don't want to darken the exposed flats and brighten the crevasses as you would in real life, as that works completely against the highlighting we do to bring out the model details.
i dont plan on getting a guard army any time soon but these are always entertaining to watch.
Nice one Duncan. Love thst snow camo.
Thanks 👍
With the upcoming Guard releases, I would love to see your take on the classic Cadian colours and what techniques you would use to bring it to life.
I've never attempted camo, but this is a good jumping off point for if ever I decide to do so in the future! Good show as always, sir.
Oi, Dunc! This one must really think I'm stupid, eh?
Cavalry obsessed Duncan does it again, love the desert scheme
Thanks 😂
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA been looking through old White Dwarfs and saw that quote, man you haven't changed in12 years! Gg
Brilliant Duncan, really slick vid and excellent work
Used it for some urbanTau xv25 looks great!
The first one is definitely the best looking one you did. I wish I could get the answer to my question I asked about it in my first comment for this video. But I still like the way I just learned how to do a few months ago the best! I would write instructions on how to do mine because I haven’t seen anyone else do it yet!?! But it would definitely be long and if I’m going to take the time to do all of that then I would like to know at least one person wants to know it and is going to read it!?!
Camo paint in the eye aye? Welcome to the club. Sorry we're out of members jackets lol! But I like to say thank you. I recently won best painted army of a tournament thanks, mostly to your videos. I even went full cheese and said I'd like to thank the academy. The duncan rhodes painting academy. We had a good laugh.
Wow, thanks :-) We're glad to help 😊
not sure if it's outside the scope of the channel but I'd love you to show us how to drill barrels and when to do vs not do them!
I love that the picture for the video suggests that duncan either went out and bought camo creme just for this, or for some reason already owned some.
Hey Duncan great work as always, kudos. I like the urban camo a lot. I think thematically it ties in great with the colour scheme of the Kriegsman you did in your DKoK tutorial. The two would look great next to each other in the same army, while clearly looking distinct enough from each other to be from different regiments.
Excellent video sir! Always. Im a big fan of the Kasrkin Troop design.
Thank you very much! It's a great update
Very healthy. Cadia stand! Maybe once will see a red camouflage scheme on old stormtroopers)
The Academy upped my paint game 200%. I end up slap chopping everything anyways but I'd be even worse without Dunc.
This is a great video inspired me to finally try out some Camo on my own Kasrkin, like the idea of Urban so they stand out from generic guys!
I love that they leave those little mishaps in. Sorry about your eye, Duncan, but that was kinda funny =)
My Kasrkin are about to go Hell-Divin'.
I really love this video, they all look amazing! I am however shocked that Duncan didn’t have face camo all video- I choose to believe Roger behind the camera filmed the whole video with camouflage on though (which is why you don’t see him)
Shhh....ninja stealth...
Yo, the chocolate chip pattern is so rad
Hilarious intro. Nice video. Keep up the good work.
30 seconds in and I love it already! In ROTC we had old army surplus camo sticks that you actually had to warm up with a candle before you smeared them across your face. If you were lucky, they left your skin attached to your skull. Getting that stuff off was even more fun... I love the desert camo. Interesting note, one of the best colors I've seen in real live for fading "High Desert" like in the sagebrush of Nevada and Idaho is faded denim and light gray. I haven't attempted to try that with a minature yet. Any advice would be appreciated.
I really enjoy this format of video; keep it up!
Great video , nice tips thanks heaps.
Followed this tutorial, put the models down to answer the door......came back and...yeah, been looking for them for days...
Cool video. I did some aeldari rangers with their cloaks having blobs of various shades of grey all over, looks sort of like a snow leopard pelt :)
Love that Urban Camo one, I think I'll have to pick some Imperial guard up and have a go :-D
The schemes will turn out great I already know, but you got the like already for the intro alone... hahaha
That first camo is near 1 to 1 what I'm doing for a scheme! All i did was make the armor plates Dark Reaper, but I may change that around now.
Awesome!
7:54- Well, the first one is definitely interesting. I’ve never seen that one before but I also thought you would have multiple color patches to make the camo!?! But I would like to know if I do add the 2 or 3 colors needed to make it camo do I do the white outline for all of them or just the first color? It’s all good either way, so far I’ll just stick with my way. But that might change in the next two!?!
I freaking love the thumbnail lol
I always like to put Dunc’s videos on .5 speed when I follow his painting. I call this watching drunk Duncs.
Awesome! At least you didn't have blue hair! Im waiting for the Individual packs to come out. 😆
Perfect I was looking for a bit of help for a C&C GDI inspired camo and the Desert one might be the magic formula
Excellent schemes!
Glad you like them!
I hate you :) You make it look so easy
another awesome demo , as always
I love the Arctic camo , 40k Imperial Guard on Hoth . Most excellent ( I would have never thought of brown or blue wash , black came to mind for me )
in the early 2000's I painted my Guard smurf ( Ultra Marine ) blue and did curved lines ( half circle ) in White , Black and Gray for my Urban camo with black boots and armor
I painted a dot / circle then the used the Smurf blue to fill in dots except for 1 edge leaving the edge line . ( my hands where not trained like Duncan's )
This was all done on the sprues , 350 troops was no easy chore . Then built and covered any oops in Smurf blue
I'd love to see a tank camo video, maybe you have one I haven’t checked. But some cool marcahrius' in camo would be great
You should do a follow-up replicating the camo, both fatigues and armor, from ALIENS
lol. its in my eye. duncans awesome
😂
I love the desert camo and it really makes me want to make a bunch of guardsmen in that 90s desert storm look. Maybe I could make a predator tank look like a bradley and use it as a chimera lol.
Go for it!
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA I’ll try thank you for the inspiration!
I love that desert camo pattern! I am 100% starting a guard army painted like that, desert camo is sorely under represented. Any chance you could paint up a whole tank in that camo? I would be eternally indebted to you good sir!
Duncan showing how the 3 days in the territorial army made him man at the start.
These look neat! When will you try some different Tau colourschemes, would love to watch some tutorials of you about these!
Snow camo is awesome
Lmao the intro was the best xD
It sure was fun...for awhile!
Love the urban theme. What would be a good eye lense colour? I'm thinking a red might be a bit much. Would calgar blue work?
I sponge on my camo. Using 3 colors, low spots get the brightest. Then the mid tone across the flats. And then the dark on the raised areas. I make sure there is overlap to make the pattern full, rather than leaving single patches.
Nice idea 😊
Great video! For a moment I thought you were going to do a digital camo scheme, which seems like an absolute nightmare to execute on a miniature.
Fantastic stuff, you guys make such awesome videos :D
Thanks so much! We're glad you enjoy them :-)
I really need to pick up a set of these.. when they are available of course.. bunch of snow troopers haha
I usually go for the classic woodland DPM pattern on my Orks when doing kommandos, any colour works they're Orks they don't mind.
Add some red! They'll shoot faster! 😅
The first one would make a great Utramar PDF soldier... Been pondering that.
Go for it!
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA Eventually. Still need to do my Legion of the Damned. The burnt cast iron texture with heat pattern isn't the easiest thing to work with. :)
"Its in my eye!" My first though was it wasnt 2 thin coats.
Awesome video, cheers 🍻
Thank you! Cheers!
Had to do what you did for my job with the camp paint it’s a nightmare 🤣🤣
They looks great, but how would you paint rest/weapons, that they are not to over the top, and not only black?