i think i love this woman... i can't speak english very well, but i always understand what she says... she's a real good master... i learned so much in a very few time...
Alexandra, I don't know how to thank you!! After 15 years in a drawer, my unpainted Tyranid army is coming to life with color! I watch your videos from California and I think it's pretty rad that the English and German languages can both roll from your tongue! Can you speak Gaelic as well? Again, thanks so much...I just discovered TH-cam tutorials (I'm 30 yo!) and I enjoy yours and the Kamloopian's the most! We're all connected, spread the color...dig it!
This is a truly excellent guide, your painting is great but more importantly it these are practical techniques that can make painting an incredibly model-heavy army like Tyranids much less daunting. Also your voice is soothing and kindly like everybodies favourite aunt or grandma haha!
I loved the diet of Orks and Gretchin. My own Orks are meant to be fighting the Nids. Also the paint job is better than 95 percent of all the paint jobs I've seen. Horde armies are very tiring to paint and yes 90 of these hungry devils will look fabulous. The other Green Tide!!!! Nom Nom Nom. Devouir!
Love your vids. Showing how to paint the carapice gave me a tip on how to paint horns on a helmet. Will you be painting any more warhammer fantasy miniatures in the near future?
hey girl painting. i love your videos. i am going to germany soon with school. have you ever been to wolfsburg and if you have is it nice. thats off the subject but ohhh well :) i watched your dark angel videos as i am a dark angel player ( cant wait for the new models this saturday :D ) i recently bought a dreadnought and whilst making it a fellow 40k player gave me some genestealer heads which i put on the base and so i watched this to see how to paint the head. Love the vids keep them up :)
Base could of been better I know its to a table top standard but the base makes the modles look 10 times better and a nice base colour doesn't take long to do
HI, I like the idea of this painting style. Im looking to do a snow / ice style of tyranid army, what colours would you suggest using this style of painting?
yes, it may not be one of your best paintjobs... but there is not much detail on the model. And it will look immense when you see a whole horde of these
For The Carapace: Mournfang Brown (the closest one) Agrax Earthshade Tau Light Ochse Ushabti Bone Im not sure if they are Right i just viewer them up in the Conversion Chart
@Deathofblades Do you know her personally or do you thinnk this because you follow her content? Thanks anyway! My intent was more a "proffesional" exchange or rather comment about the way i would do a paint scheme on a tyranid army, wich is supposed to be painted in Tabletop quality. You where missing my point there but i didn`t wrote it pretty clear. so thanks again. and Keep the Nerdfaith allive. Greetings NIK
Great tutorial as usual Alexandra. Nice different colors with nice detail work shown clearly. Very good instruction and comments.
i think i love this woman... i can't speak english very well, but i always understand what she says... she's a real good master... i learned so much in a very few time...
nice tutorial, actually one of the better termagaunts ive seen. with people having to paint loads of these they dont get much attention really
Alexandra, I don't know how to thank you!! After 15 years in a drawer, my unpainted Tyranid army is coming to life with color! I watch your videos from California and I think it's pretty rad that the English and German languages can both roll from your tongue! Can you speak Gaelic as well? Again, thanks so much...I just discovered TH-cam tutorials (I'm 30 yo!) and I enjoy yours and the Kamloopian's the most! We're all connected, spread the color...dig it!
This is a truly excellent guide, your painting is great but more importantly it these are practical techniques that can make painting an incredibly model-heavy army like Tyranids much less daunting. Also your voice is soothing and kindly like everybodies favourite aunt or grandma haha!
Extremely nice job.
The paint job looks great.
I loved the diet of Orks and Gretchin. My own Orks are meant to be fighting the Nids. Also the paint job is better than 95 percent of all the paint jobs I've seen. Horde armies are very tiring to paint and yes 90 of these hungry devils will look fabulous. The other Green Tide!!!! Nom Nom Nom. Devouir!
Very nice tutorial Alexandra. Thank you!
Fast and simple,just what a Tyranid army needs.
Man he looks Cool!!!
makes me want to collect tyranids!!!
Love your vids. Showing how to paint the carapice gave me a tip on how to paint horns on a helmet. Will you be painting any more warhammer fantasy miniatures in the near future?
hey girl painting. i love your videos. i am going to germany soon with school. have you ever been to wolfsburg and if you have is it nice. thats off the subject but ohhh well :) i watched your dark angel videos as i am a dark angel player ( cant wait for the new models this saturday :D ) i recently bought a dreadnought and whilst making it a fellow 40k player gave me some genestealer heads which i put on the base and so i watched this to see how to paint the head. Love the vids keep them up :)
Base could of been better I know its to a table top standard but the base makes the modles look 10 times better and a nice base colour doesn't take long to do
great videos I would love to see you paint orc skin!
The Tyranids remind me of the Aliens on the Alien vs Predator movies.
Nice
Playing warhammer and I like this because I wasn't sure about they pained them
I just got into Tyranids and I really like this model
hey there! try out painting an ork's skin in scab red, and paint his eyes in hawk turqoise... it's awesome!
more videos like this please
HI, I like the idea of this painting style. Im looking to do a snow / ice style of tyranid army, what colours would you suggest using this style of painting?
Awesome. I learned a lot
Do you collect Tyranids? If so i would recommend to get a green spray primer to save the work of priming it onse in gray and then again in green.
yees ive been waiting so long for a tyranid tutorial.
yes, it may not be one of your best paintjobs... but there is not much detail on the model. And it will look immense when you see a whole horde of these
Now That's ART"
@dafticaldandy Looks like she used carefully applied force, no magic techniques
cool
Hello Alexandra today i buy 5 of those tyranids:D Can u tell me the names of those colours u use in this video? Thank u :)
For The Carapace:
Mournfang Brown (the closest one)
Agrax Earthshade
Tau Light Ochse
Ushabti Bone
Im not sure if they are Right i just viewer them up in the Conversion Chart
@MrWaz888 note: by worse i just mean table top a=starndard sorry for confusion
@Girlpainting
What Brush are you using?
Please Reply, Thanks!
you do realize there are carapace plates on the legs too?
What do they call foundation now at the games workshop web site? Bases?
@Deathofblades Do you know her personally or do you thinnk this because you follow her content? Thanks anyway! My intent was more a "proffesional" exchange or rather comment about the way i would do a paint scheme on a tyranid army, wich is supposed to be painted in Tabletop quality. You where missing my point there but i didn`t wrote it pretty clear. so thanks again. and Keep the Nerdfaith allive.
Greetings NIK
Hive fleet Leviathan is white with purple carapace though...
how did you bend the tail?
ho ho my orks are even worse... but they still look pretty good!
did u bend the tail?
what are the colors?
hmmmmm looks familiar... Did you get inspiration from my Tyranids? Please say you did. also everyone should check out my videos!
I just started to watch how to videos of p
first
no its actually a girl
green and white? not so good colours:)
Ochre not Ochse :)
Nice painting. This is a guy pretending to be a girl though eh? Hilarious!
R u a guy Cruz or hands seem to big to be a woman behonst?