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If this is a dumb question, forgive me. Im new. I have Roboute Guilliman. It is a rather impressive model. If I paint Roboute and his forces chartreuse and not the nice blue, all other aspects of the force remaining equal, would this still be a playable Ultramarines force? If it helps these would be what are describedto me as "casual weekly games" at the game store. Im researching it but alot of sources seem to speak out of both sides of their mouth. "Let your imagination run wild and follow the guidelines". Is this something that might just come down to the person that you play or is the community flexible on colors? Thank you.
I’ve been thinking about going ultramarines. Lots of people make fun of them but honestly, they are the poster boys for a reason. That blue and gold always pops
This video is awesome!! After being a teenage hobbyist 20+ yrs ago, your video has helped me paint my first miniature in over two decades! Have watched your video 20+ times, thanks for such a great guide!!
I agree. These are brilliant tutorials, and I’ve really noticed the results since discovering this channel. The production value and consistency of presentation are excellent, too.
I do like the way hes honest about what will happen eg he shows the brush strokes and bad coverage that can happen on a first coat that no one else seems to show/mention, however if you really want to replicate gws scheme exactly how it's done on the box art then try infernal brush, hes an ex studio painter. Although this guy will get similar just not quite exact results alot faster
Genuinely one of the nicest and most calm persons I’ve found for learning how to paint. You’re amazing mate, I’ve used your techniques for my new space marines after a 15 year hiatus from the hobby.
This has been really helpful, got back into the hobby after a 30 year lay off. Painting nothing but Ultramarines right now and becoming totally obsessed with it. Love your videos
This is an amazing video, it has helped me so much as a beginner. I didn't realise what painting I was capable of until I watched your tutorials, thank you.
That means so much, thank you. I love making these tutorials for that very reason. I really want to help people paint their miniatures as show them that they can do it :D
I love this video, and it’s super simple, just base coat, paint under suite, gun, then highlights it’s my favorite vid out of all the speed painting videos
thanks man i just discovered your guides and I love how everything is broken down, and your step by step technique feels so smooth. I started again after 15 years of no painting and I'm glad i found your guides
Thank you so much. I love making these tutorials and I always wanted to make videos people can actually use and learn from :) I'm glad your enjoying them
Just found your Channel. As a German i really appreciate your efficency. Short and compressed videos, that still hold all Key information! Im all about that! :) Just getting back into the Tabletop side of the Hobby and im 10/10 going to use your Content to get a groove for everything again! Sunny Greets from Berlin.
What a fantastic video - short and perfectly to the point. I've watched hundreds of guides but this is such a good quick reference for several concepts - definitely keeping it for the leather pouches and boltgun alone! - Thank you!
Amazing. I worked hard to make this video different to other tutorials out there. When making a tutorial I always think about what I would like to see and I will always try and give as much info as I can and that includes visually as well.
This was an excellent video, well explained, and the quality is superb! Love your filming set up. Don’t stop making videos, you have so much potential to be HUGE. You’re going to blow up, just keep being consistent!
Wow that’s very kind of you to say ☺️ I’m very flattered. I’ve no plans to stop as I this is want I want to do and I absolutely love doing it. I’ve got a lot of plans and working on some things for the future 😃 thank you for the support, it really means a lot
Thank you! I speed painted a lot of mini's for Gloomhaven and Frosthaven, but I just started with doing more detailed Warhammer stuff. Thanks for your great tutorial!
I would love to see you paint camouflage patterns on either Cadians ( I'm trying to get camouflage on my 8th cadian metal kaserkins) or space marine scouts. There are very few videos on how to paint the camo on the uniform itself not as a camo cloak. Love your videos!
After 15 years of painting and learning, this is a very similar way thay I paint my Ultras. Only difference is I do the highlights with lighter colours on the blue and use a watered down blue wash to then tone them down. Really great video.
Awesome ultra marines I love your videos and your tutorials. They are so helpful and I’ve been watching you since I’ve started the hobby, which hasn’t been too long because my step dad got me into it just over a year or two ago I love all your new vids keep up the good work thank you
Good job. Nice tutorial. Literally haven't done painting since I was young and there was no Internet to learn this stuff. Remember the first time I took my eldar into a shop and I didn't even know to thin the paint. They were hideous but the guy took the piss so I kinda dropped out of it and just read the books. Getting back in and finding I'm not as bad as I thought. Some great tips here as highlighting is something I've only done with dry brush. So looking forward to giving this style ago. Hope I can get as good a result. Thanks again
well hopefuylly you have a more positive experience this time. I started when there was no internet guides or information. I had to figure it out myself. you were lucky to know someone else who knew what to do as well :P thast why I made the channel, to give people the oppertunity to learn how to paint to a good standard
Hey Michael, I can honestly say this is the best guide I've seen in regards to painting 'Eavy metal style. Very well explained, I'd love to see an erradicators/salamanders tutorial in this style.
Thank you very much that’s a huge compliment. I will be doing more marine chapters this year and salamanders is definitely going to be sooner than later 😁
I wasn't able to follow this exactly on my first marine, one of the mystery box push-fits, due to a lack of the correct colours at the time, (primed black, drybrushed macragge blue, for a start...) but this is honestly a super simple way to paint marines that looks great. Thank you good sir, although I did end up spending way too much money on other paints and a box of proper marines...
I do have more beginner friendly tutorials on the channel. Especially for ultramarines. This is a like display level. If this is what your after though then go for it 💪🏻 good luck
I've been painting for a month and your videos really helped me a lot, especially your tips for painting the edges. I hope you make a video painting crimson fists. :D
awsome, welcome to the hobby and I'm glad your enjoying my content. I'm sure I'll do crimson fists one day :P just a lot of other things I want to do first
@@TableTopReadyTH-cam thankyou!!! Also I loved how you explained the edge highlighting with macrage calgar mix and fenrisian grey. Not many videos say where to highlight it with those colours and how to do it XD
This is the absolute best ‘Eavy Metal style video I’ve seen. I thought it was the actual box art! Brilliant. Most ‘eavy metal tutorials are fantastic but there’s always something ever so subtly off from it. I personally always aspired to have that ‘Eavy metal look ever since I saw 2nd Edition and was instantly enamored with 40k and Space Marines, starting with Space Wolves and then Blood Angels and, finally, Dark Angels.
Thank you. I’ve always aspired to be able to at least paint a space marine to eavy metal standard and I’ve spent a long time learning and figuring out the techniques to do so. I’ve also been able to see eavy metal miniatures in person regularly as I live pretty close to Nottingham and I’ve spent literary hours looking at their space marines haha I think perhaps other people’s interpretation of eavy metal can fall short if you’ve not seen the actual miniatures
@@TableTopReadyTH-cam wow! That’s awesome to have that luxury to actually see the real ‘Eavy metal models. I would’ve done the same. Please, please do more tutorials like this. I’m sure you’ve probably gotten a bunch of requests and painting does take time. But stellar work! The real ‘Eavy metal painters would probably say you should join them.
I love the contrast paints. I use them all the time for my personal projects outside tutorials. I want to do a contrast video later this year when I get the opportunity
Hi buddy fantastic tutorial on how to paint a marine. I'm just getting into warhammer 40k and ive just ordered some marines so this tutorial is going to help me big time. Looking forward to more of your videos. Have subscribed. Cheers Gary 🇬🇧
welcome to the channel :) I reccomend watching my painting your first miniatures video if your new and the beginner ultramainres. They go through techniques in detail
This was great. Just getting into warhammer and slowly building my adeptus astartes army, so this pair t tutorial is a must. I appreciate you and please be well
Wonderful tutorial. I've recently (and finally) understood how thinning paints works and how to do it effectively. This video makes me want to go back and go over my marines and potentially new ones. Quick question over the separate pieces. What are you using to hold onto the arms, shoulder pads, the helmet? For example at 5:20
I’m glad you like the tutorial. Knowledge is important. Go and watch my getting yiu ur miniatures ready for painting video. I show you everything I do in that video. I’ve updated how I do things since this video. Good luck and keep painting 😁
awesome tutorial! I'm new to this hobby, and acrylic paints (this is what these are right?) Working on my first marine, and i hated how the box look. Im thinking i can make shading on watercolor (which is very hard to do), i can do it here! but i've been doing watercolor for years. And while i don't understand the reasons why you're doing something. I totally get it. like the "base" that's the first layer. You don't work from light to darker colors like in watercolor, you start with midtones, then add on top. Very cool! I've never wanted to try acylic paints, but this is my jam!
I've never used water colours myself. These are water base acrlics though. I guess using water colours would be like glazing. I hope you have fun painting miniaturers regardless of how you do them :D
I never would have thought my first space marine would have turned out so nice. I predicted that I would absolutely blow it but I was wrong and I owe a lot to you. Thanks a ton.
This is a great guide as I’m getting ready to paint my minis and my immense backlog. Thank you for your tutorials :) I also am looking for a painting guide for blood ravens and I was wondering if I could suggest that
your very welcome. I apreciate your apreciation ^^ I have plans to cover some of the other chapters in the future, including blood ravens. it will probably be towards the end of the year at the moment
I could not have found your channel at a better time! Needed help with my recess shading! Subscribed with notifications on. Keep up the awesome work man
Just started painting miniatures and getting into Warhammer. This helps so much. Thank you. Since they discontinued the Gloss line with Citadel color , do you have a recommended substitute fore the Reikland Fleshshade gloss?
Any tips on painting the weapon black? I try to get a nice coat on it, but cant seem to get it done right. I need to use multiple layers of black to get a nice coverage without seeing the blue. This takes for ages
you've kind of answered for me. if you want a nice finish, there is no getting around multple thin layers. its why talk about it in pretty much every video. This is especially true for Abaddon black because its very pigment heavy and needs to be thinned. remember you only have to paint these miniatures once and you may as well make them look as good as you can. its a matter of maybe an extra half hour over 10 marines so its worth it
Thx for an awesome video. Total noob question here @TableTopReadyTH-cam, how do you secure the smaller individual pieces to the various painting handles? Thx in advance
once I'm finished, I'll use super glue to attach all the parts. you could use polycement but it could effect the paint work. you wouldn't have to mask off the areas, just scratch some of the paint away :)
Great tutorial - the video quality is fantastic altogether! Ive started using contrast paints for panel recess shading - might be an option as it tends to darker recesses than washes. Aiming to do any other chapters?
Thank you very much. I really appreciate that. I thought about using contrast for this video, but I thought more people are gonna have nuln oil and just wanted to keep it basic. I’ll be doing other chapters. I recon I’ll redo my black Templar tutorial for the new release and do a proper job of it. I think for other chapters I may paint the relevant character to show more things rather than just a basic primaris all the time.
Awesome vid. Thats the exact technique ill use for my blood angels excpet ill obviousely use different colours. Base Mephiston Highlight1 Evil suns Highlight2 Fire dragon bright
I do have a blood angels tutorial as well. In that I actually start Will evil sunz as it’s more vibrant than Mephiston red. It’s upto you though. All the steps and techniques are the same 😃 good luck 💪🏻
Oh wow! This is so cool! Very informative too! Got any tips on what brushes are good? I don’t have a lot of brushes rn, but I’d love some affordable suggestions. :)
How are you gluing the separate parts on after painting? Are you using super glue? Cant imagine plastic glue works after the paint is on! Do you also cover the sides that will have glue applied with anything before painting, e.g. blu tac or something? So the paint doesnt go where the glue needs to later?
you can use super glue wth no issues. if you want to use polycement then I reccomend scraping a little of the paint away from the contact surface. I do have a recent video about getting your miniatures ready for painting talking about it :D
you do use a different set of skills to paint space marines. They are very satisfying to paint but Orks are far more fun to paint. if your trying to improve your painting then I would recommend just getting some space marines and painting them and try following what I do in this tutorial. you don't need to paint them for anything other than practice. I must of spent a good 6 months just painting space marines and I levelled up like Goku haha
Thank you. I don’t use any varnish once I’ve finished a miniature. Using a varnish isn’t really necessary with plastic miniatures and it tends to effect and change the finish you work so hard to achieve in the first place. It really dulls highlights and flattens everything
Just found your channel, I'm not a very good painter myself, but what brushes would you recommend? The ones you used in the video? I have little knowledge about brushes. Any help is appreciated.
I just use the citadel brushes. make sure to have more than one brush. you can't expect 1 brush to do everything. Other than that the brush isn't as important as you think, just make sure to find some that your comfortable and happy with.
Hi thank you for making this video, Ive been following along, and Im surprising myself with the results 😃, Ive done the blue base coat and shade, Im just confused on the gold detials, does the Liberator Gold cover the Retributor Armour on the eagle in its entierly, or is it meant to be painted in a way to allow some of the Retributor armour underneath to show through ?
Congratulations, glad your enjoying painting. The liberator gold is just painted on the raised details and areas. So leave the recesses dark still. It’s good to have those different tones and shades as well. See what you like. It’s all practice
@TableTopReady thank you for getting back to me, I actually ended up applying a whole coat of liberator, and post wash, still looked great! I finished by highlighting with liberator, but thinking about putting some storm host in the corners of the shoulder panels too 🤔 . But thank once again for the video and reply, its been an invaluable resource for me
When painting in subsections, what do you use to stick the part to the holder? I've been using toothpicks, Citadel glue and a drill so far (for the starter kits) but after buying a proper set i have noticed that there is no place to drill the parts easily.
I have a dedicated video for getting miniatures ready for painting where I go into those details. Recently I’ve started to cut off bits of sprue and super glue that first of all to the block. This creates kind of a stand which I blu tac the part to. I may talk about this in my next tutorial as it is useful to know
Please serius question, how do you take off the arm and the head, and how do you put again to the mini?? Do you have some tutorial talking about that please?? Thats really pro and amazing🙌🙌🙏
When I’m building and glueing any miniature I always like to think if I could leave some parts not glued to make it easier to paint. So it’s a case that I don’t attach these parts in the first place. Once I’ve finished painting all the different pieces I will attach them to the miniature with super glue. I’ve had a lot of people asking recently so I will be working on making a tutorial for this very soon 😁
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If this is a dumb question, forgive me. Im new. I have Roboute Guilliman. It is a rather impressive model. If I paint Roboute and his forces chartreuse and not the nice blue, all other aspects of the force remaining equal, would this still be a playable Ultramarines force? If it helps these would be what are describedto me as "casual weekly games" at the game store. Im researching it but alot of sources seem to speak out of both sides of their mouth. "Let your imagination run wild and follow the guidelines". Is this something that might just come down to the person that you play or is the community flexible on colors? Thank you.
Thanks!
Bought the new warhammer space marine game and now it’s got me wanting to start doing this hobby again
do it. welcome back to the hobby :D we need more space marines
I just did exactly that and started to paint a little today :D
welcome back brother
Same here lol dug up my dark imperium box I never played and started building and painting again
I’ve been thinking about going ultramarines. Lots of people make fun of them but honestly, they are the poster boys for a reason. That blue and gold always pops
I love the Ultramarines and I've now got a nice looking force of them. People just need to stop making fun of them :P its been 20 years now ha
This video is awesome!! After being a teenage hobbyist 20+ yrs ago, your video has helped me paint my first miniature in over two decades!
Have watched your video 20+ times, thanks for such a great guide!!
Thank you. really apreciate the support :D
great work as always! honestly, I think your doing a better job teaching the GW style than GWs official painting tutorials do.
Thank you. I’m doing the work no one else wants to it seems ha 👍🏻
Infernal brush is better for that
@@TableTopReadyTH-cam infernal brush
I agree. These are brilliant tutorials, and I’ve really noticed the results since discovering this channel. The production value and consistency of presentation are excellent, too.
I do like the way hes honest about what will happen eg he shows the brush strokes and bad coverage that can happen on a first coat that no one else seems to show/mention, however if you really want to replicate gws scheme exactly how it's done on the box art then try infernal brush, hes an ex studio painter. Although this guy will get similar just not quite exact results alot faster
Genuinely one of the nicest and most calm persons I’ve found for learning how to paint.
You’re amazing mate, I’ve used your techniques for my new space marines after a 15 year hiatus from the hobby.
awsome thank you. I'm glad you like the content and welcome back to the hobby :D
For me, your painting tutorials are by far the best on TH-cam!
thank you very much, thats very kind of you to say
Totally agreed with this.
Wow, yes this is another ultramarine painting video but the editing here is superbly done, incredible camera angles and close ups, this is spot on.
Thank you so much for the kind words. I really want to explore some other chapters as well with this detail
Your guides for doing a proper edge highlight are the best!
Thank you as always. I always like to think about what would I like to see in a video
@@TableTopReadyTH-cam Have you ever considered doing a video on how to paint a chaos space marine?
Would love to see your Ork Kommando armies painting guide :D
There'll be on win the future, I'm sure of it
This has been really helpful, got back into the hobby after a 30 year lay off. Painting nothing but Ultramarines right now and becoming totally obsessed with it. Love your videos
welcome back to the hobby. I'm glad your enjoying it and I'm happy your enjoying the content :D
This is an amazing video, it has helped me so much as a beginner. I didn't realise what painting I was capable of until I watched your tutorials, thank you.
That means so much, thank you. I love making these tutorials for that very reason. I really want to help people paint their miniatures as show them that they can do it :D
I love this video, and it’s super simple, just base coat, paint under suite, gun, then highlights it’s my favorite vid out of all the speed painting videos
I'm glad :D thank you
This is probably my favorite quick with examples video I've seen. Just started painting my first space marines. Thanks!
awsome, good luck. I hope you enjoy painting
thanks man i just discovered your guides and I love how everything is broken down, and your step by step technique feels so smooth. I started again after 15 years of no painting and I'm glad i found your guides
welcome back to the hobby and I'm glad you found the channel :D keep working hard and practicing
I've been watching a lot of how to paint videos, yours is the easiest to follow and understand. Thank you for helping me paint
Thank you so much. I love making these tutorials and I always wanted to make videos people can actually use and learn from :) I'm glad your enjoying them
Just found your Channel. As a German i really appreciate your efficency. Short and compressed videos, that still hold all Key information! Im all about that! :)
Just getting back into the Tabletop side of the Hobby and im 10/10 going to use your Content to get a groove for everything again!
Sunny Greets from Berlin.
Hello Berlin. I still find it unbelievable that people all over the world watch my videos 😊 it’s very humbling. I’m glad you enjoy my content
I love the way you highlighted this mini I used it on my Marneus calgar and now he looks amazing!🥳
Awesome, glad this tutorial came in handy. Good job 💪🏻
What a fantastic video - short and perfectly to the point. I've watched hundreds of guides but this is such a good quick reference for several concepts - definitely keeping it for the leather pouches and boltgun alone! - Thank you!
Thank you so much for a wonderful comment 😊 it’s really appreciated
I’ve seen several instructional videos, this one so far is the best for painting Space marines. I will be following your technique. 👍🏽
Amazing. I worked hard to make this video different to other tutorials out there. When making a tutorial I always think about what I would like to see and I will always try and give as much info as I can and that includes visually as well.
Heads up, he makes it look real easy, but uh yeah its not lol.
Haha it may not be easy, but it is very achievable. Just takes practice
Good heads up
This was an excellent video, well explained, and the quality is superb! Love your filming set up. Don’t stop making videos, you have so much potential to be HUGE. You’re going to blow up, just keep being consistent!
Wow that’s very kind of you to say ☺️ I’m very flattered. I’ve no plans to stop as I this is want I want to do and I absolutely love doing it. I’ve got a lot of plans and working on some things for the future 😃 thank you for the support, it really means a lot
FINALLY! Know how to get that initial definition. Thank you kindly good sir.
No problem. It’s why I make these tutorials, so I can help others
Thank you! I speed painted a lot of mini's for Gloomhaven and Frosthaven, but I just started with doing more detailed Warhammer stuff. Thanks for your great tutorial!
That’s awesome. All these guides are good for painting all kinds of miniatures. Glad you like em 😁
I would love to see you paint camouflage patterns on either Cadians ( I'm trying to get camouflage on my 8th cadian metal kaserkins) or space marine scouts. There are very few videos on how to paint the camo on the uniform itself not as a camo cloak. Love your videos!
When the Ork Kommandos come out, I'm going to make a tutorial and I'll be covering some camo designs in that I recon :)
Me and my son are just getting into the hobby and this has been the most helpful video so far! Brilliant channel keep it up 👍
That’s great. Good luck with your hobby 😁 I’ll
Continue to make tutorials to help 🖖🏻
After 15 years of painting and learning, this is a very similar way thay I paint my Ultras. Only difference is I do the highlights with lighter colours on the blue and use a watered down blue wash to then tone them down. Really great video.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Awesome ultra marines I love your videos and your tutorials. They are so helpful and I’ve been watching you since I’ve started the hobby, which hasn’t been too long because my step dad got me into it just over a year or two ago I love all your new vids keep up the good work thank you
Thats awsome. thank you for the support. I'm really happy you've stuck around so long.
Simple and clean looking, and easy to follow instructions. Thanks!
Simple and clean comment 😁 thank you 🙏🏻
Awesome video. I've just got the first imperium magazine so I may use this guide on some of the upcoming models 😁
Wicked. I would love to see how you get on with it. you can post pictures on r/TableTopReady and I'll be able to see and comment on your hobby :D
You gotta be the best mini channel out there!!
Oh shucks that’s a massive compliment in deed. Thank you 😊
Just like the iconic box art, amazing.
That means a lot. I did my best to try and match it 😁
excellent tutorial, I've watched at least 10 and this is the one I'm going with
Wicked 😃 that’s a huge compliment for you to choose my tutorial.
Good job. Nice tutorial. Literally haven't done painting since I was young and there was no Internet to learn this stuff. Remember the first time I took my eldar into a shop and I didn't even know to thin the paint. They were hideous but the guy took the piss so I kinda dropped out of it and just read the books. Getting back in and finding I'm not as bad as I thought. Some great tips here as highlighting is something I've only done with dry brush. So looking forward to giving this style ago. Hope I can get as good a result. Thanks again
well hopefuylly you have a more positive experience this time. I started when there was no internet guides or information. I had to figure it out myself. you were lucky to know someone else who knew what to do as well :P thast why I made the channel, to give people the oppertunity to learn how to paint to a good standard
Hey Michael, I can honestly say this is the best guide I've seen in regards to painting 'Eavy metal style.
Very well explained, I'd love to see an erradicators/salamanders tutorial in this style.
Thank you very much that’s a huge compliment. I will be doing more marine chapters this year and salamanders is definitely going to be sooner than later 😁
I wasn't able to follow this exactly on my first marine, one of the mystery box push-fits, due to a lack of the correct colours at the time, (primed black, drybrushed macragge blue, for a start...) but this is honestly a super simple way to paint marines that looks great. Thank you good sir, although I did end up spending way too much money on other paints and a box of proper marines...
I do have more beginner friendly tutorials on the channel. Especially for ultramarines. This is a like display level. If this is what your after though then go for it 💪🏻 good luck
I've been painting for a month and your videos really helped me a lot, especially your tips for painting the edges. I hope you make a video painting crimson fists. :D
awsome, welcome to the hobby and I'm glad your enjoying my content. I'm sure I'll do crimson fists one day :P just a lot of other things I want to do first
Hell yes another great video thankyou
Your very welcome. I made it just for you 😉
@@TableTopReadyTH-cam thankyou!!! Also I loved how you explained the edge highlighting with macrage calgar mix and fenrisian grey. Not many videos say where to highlight it with those colours and how to do it XD
cheers, I always want to explain as much as I can so everyone can do the same
@@TableTopReadyTH-cam i appreciate it so much
My jaw literally dropped at that final clip. What a fantastic job!
thank you, this was my first attempt really at a very high level miniature and I was super happy with it
This is the absolute best ‘Eavy Metal style video I’ve seen. I thought it was the actual box art! Brilliant. Most ‘eavy metal tutorials are fantastic but there’s always something ever so subtly off from it. I personally always aspired to have that ‘Eavy metal look ever since I saw 2nd Edition and was instantly enamored with 40k and Space Marines, starting with Space Wolves and then Blood Angels and, finally, Dark Angels.
Thank you. I’ve always aspired to be able to at least paint a space marine to eavy metal standard and I’ve spent a long time learning and figuring out the techniques to do so. I’ve also been able to see eavy metal miniatures in person regularly as I live pretty close to Nottingham and I’ve spent literary hours looking at their space marines haha I think perhaps other people’s interpretation of eavy metal can fall short if you’ve not seen the actual miniatures
@@TableTopReadyTH-cam wow! That’s awesome to have that luxury to actually see the real ‘Eavy metal models. I would’ve done the same.
Please, please do more tutorials like this. I’m sure you’ve probably gotten a bunch of requests and painting does take time. But stellar work! The real ‘Eavy metal painters would probably say you should join them.
3:10 altdorf guard blue also works as a substitute for mixing the other 2 paints.
:D thanks for sharing, thank you
Wow, this looks amazing. Thanks for a fantastic guide. Can't wait to give it a try!
Thank you, your very welcome 😁 I’m looking forward to doing some more marine stuff very soon
Muchas gracias !! Voy a intentar seguir todos las pasos, acabo de empezar en este mundillo y e elegido a los ultramarines.😊Un saludo 🫡
good luck :D buena suerte
I have to admit I was unaware of the highlight process you used here. But its looks incredible
well you don't know what you don't know as they say
My son is juat getting into the hobby and lookikg to build a space marine army. How do you feel about the contrast/speed paints?
I love the contrast paints. I use them all the time for my personal projects outside tutorials. I want to do a contrast video later this year when I get the opportunity
This is the video that I needed!
I’m glad 😁 hope it helped 👍🏻
Hi buddy fantastic tutorial on how to paint a marine. I'm just getting into warhammer 40k and ive just ordered some marines so this tutorial is going to help me big time. Looking forward to more of your videos. Have subscribed. Cheers Gary 🇬🇧
welcome to the channel :) I reccomend watching my painting your first miniatures video if your new and the beginner ultramainres. They go through techniques in detail
This was great. Just getting into warhammer and slowly building my adeptus astartes army, so this pair t tutorial is a must. I appreciate you and please be well
amazing, welcome to the hobby. I'm glad my content has helped you get your marines painted :D
Thank you for the great information.
Your very welcome 🙏🏻
excellent guide to the 'eavy metal style!
Thank you very much ☺️
Wonderful tutorial. I've recently (and finally) understood how thinning paints works and how to do it effectively. This video makes me want to go back and go over my marines and potentially new ones.
Quick question over the separate pieces. What are you using to hold onto the arms, shoulder pads, the helmet? For example at 5:20
I’m glad you like the tutorial. Knowledge is important. Go and watch my getting yiu ur miniatures ready for painting video. I show you everything I do in that video. I’ve updated how I do things since this video. Good luck and keep painting 😁
@@TableTopReadyTH-cam thank you very much! Just watched and subscribed!
Honestly great video! I just got into Warhammer in April and painted my first minatures, I'd love to show you them :)
welocme to the hobby :D. if you want to show me what your working on, feel free to email me. the address is everywhere. contactus@tabletoptready.co.uk
@@TableTopReadyTH-cam The link doesnt work bud
Been looking forward to this for a while 😊 set a reminder
I hope you’ll like it 😃
awesome tutorial! I'm new to this hobby, and acrylic paints (this is what these are right?) Working on my first marine, and i hated how the box look. Im thinking i can make shading on watercolor (which is very hard to do), i can do it here!
but i've been doing watercolor for years. And while i don't understand the reasons why you're doing something. I totally get it. like the "base" that's the first layer.
You don't work from light to darker colors like in watercolor, you start with midtones, then add on top. Very cool! I've never wanted to try acylic paints, but this is my jam!
I've never used water colours myself. These are water base acrlics though. I guess using water colours would be like glazing. I hope you have fun painting miniaturers regardless of how you do them :D
Thanks this was really informative and learned a lot by following along while painting my first space marine :)
thats great, glad my tutorial was useful
I never would have thought my first space marine would have turned out so nice. I predicted that I would absolutely blow it but I was wrong and I owe a lot to you. Thanks a ton.
thats amazing. all it takes is knowing how its done. you should be proud of yourself and I'm glad your enjoying painting
Making sure to drop a like a comment on these old vids. Hope it helps.
Thank you, it really does help 😁
mate , the quality of these videos is amazing keep up the great work!!
Thank you very much. I ain’t stopping anytime soon 😁
Was about to close the video to go eat breakfast with the kids, but then 5:08 happened, so I stayed. The kids ate my breakfast. Worth it.
Haha that’s why I said not to go any where because I knew 😛 I’m glad it was worth it
This is a great guide as I’m getting ready to paint my minis and my immense backlog. Thank you for your tutorials :)
I also am looking for a painting guide for blood ravens and I was wondering if I could suggest that
your very welcome. I apreciate your apreciation ^^
I have plans to cover some of the other chapters in the future, including blood ravens. it will probably be towards the end of the year at the moment
I could not have found your channel at a better time! Needed help with my recess shading!
Subscribed with notifications on. Keep up the awesome work man
Glad I could help 👍🏻 welcome to the channel and I’ll make sure to keep up the awsome work 😃
Awesome guide thanks!
your very welcome, I'm glad you liked it :D
Great guide that’s straight to the point! Thank you! 🙏
By the way, do you have any tutorials on painting Grey Knights?
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I do have a grey knights tutorial which I'm also very proud of :D
I’ve only just discovered your channel, the videos are brilliant. Game changer. Thank you!
Thank you so much. welcome to the channel and I'm glad your enjoying my content. The only way is up :D
Perfect job! Very nice camera work and organization of the video
Thank you very much. I really appreciate that 😊
Man you always did have great brush control and this vid certainly shows that off
Cheers Ed 😃 20 years of highlighting space marines help
Just started painting miniatures and getting into Warhammer. This helps so much. Thank you. Since they discontinued the Gloss line with Citadel color , do you have a recommended substitute fore the Reikland Fleshshade gloss?
I would just use the normal Reikland fleshshade to be honest, its what I changed to. I'm glad you enjoy the content :D thank you
Ah, brilliant. This is great. Cheers!
Thank you, you’re very welcome
Nice one, looks fantastic. I will buy the paints you've suggested and have a go! Liked and subbed!
awsome, I would watch the terminators tutorial I did recently which is a more up to date way of how I paint ultramarines
Any tips on painting the weapon black? I try to get a nice coat on it, but cant seem to get it done right. I need to use multiple layers of black to get a nice coverage without seeing the blue. This takes for ages
you've kind of answered for me. if you want a nice finish, there is no getting around multple thin layers. its why talk about it in pretty much every video. This is especially true for Abaddon black because its very pigment heavy and needs to be thinned. remember you only have to paint these miniatures once and you may as well make them look as good as you can. its a matter of maybe an extra half hour over 10 marines so its worth it
Thx for an awesome video. Total noob question here @TableTopReadyTH-cam, how do you secure the smaller individual pieces to the various painting handles? Thx in advance
I use either blu tac or super glue. I have a tutorial called getting miniatures ready for painting in the channel 😁
I have never painted any miniatures in my life this will be fun (also is the mccragge blue spray acting as primer?)
awsome. welcome to the hobby. I hope you do have fun :D the macragge blu edoes act as a primer yes
What is the gadget that you used for hole borrowing on the guns?
It's been 20 years since I painted a UM.... You make it look so easy. 😂🤣👌
I’ve been painting for 20 years now haha and I’ve done a lot of it also editing helps 😂
Perfect tutorial, thank you very much!!!
Thank you. I’m glad you liked it 😁
Looking forward to this, the preview looks great
I'm excited :)
Thanks for the tutorial. How do you attach the parts together after painting? Superglue? Or do you mask off contact points?
once I'm finished, I'll use super glue to attach all the parts. you could use polycement but it could effect the paint work. you wouldn't have to mask off the areas, just scratch some of the paint away :)
Another brilliant tutorial. Thank you for this excellent channel.
Thank you very much it really means a lot knowing people enjoy my content ☺️
Looks ace going to give this a go 👌
Awesome. Good luck 💪🏻
Great tutorial - the video quality is fantastic altogether! Ive started using contrast paints for panel recess shading - might be an option as it tends to darker recesses than washes.
Aiming to do any other chapters?
Thank you very much. I really appreciate that. I thought about using contrast for this video, but I thought more people are gonna have nuln oil and just wanted to keep it basic. I’ll be doing other chapters. I recon I’ll redo my black Templar tutorial for the new release and do a proper job of it. I think for other chapters I may paint the relevant character to show more things rather than just a basic primaris all the time.
Your channel desserves way more subs and views!
I apreciate that, The channel is growing steadily which is enough for me :) I just want to make the best tutorials I'm capable off
5:29 so after you apply the wash you go over the whole thing with the silver again? Is that right?
Yes. You don’t need to but it gives a cleaner looking metal
Awesome vid. Thats the exact technique ill use for my blood angels excpet ill obviousely use different colours.
Base
Mephiston
Highlight1
Evil suns
Highlight2
Fire dragon bright
I do have a blood angels tutorial as well. In that I actually start Will evil sunz as it’s more vibrant than Mephiston red. It’s upto you though. All the steps and techniques are the same 😃 good luck 💪🏻
This was beautifully painted bro. Liked and subscribed (:
Thank you 😄 that’s awsome
Oh wow! This is so cool! Very informative too! Got any tips on what brushes are good? I don’t have a lot of brushes rn, but I’d love some affordable suggestions. :)
brushes are very personal :P theres some good brushes out there. EXPO TOOLS do good brushes and you also have windsor and newton cotmon
How are you gluing the separate parts on after painting? Are you using super glue? Cant imagine plastic glue works after the paint is on!
Do you also cover the sides that will have glue applied with anything before painting, e.g. blu tac or something? So the paint doesnt go where the glue needs to later?
you can use super glue wth no issues. if you want to use polycement then I reccomend scraping a little of the paint away from the contact surface. I do have a recent video about getting your miniatures ready for painting talking about it :D
I didnt realize they were so small. Now I understand why painting is so hard.
you get use to it :)
Amazing work.
🙏🏻 thank you
my first army is an ork, but man these kind of videos make me want to by a box of marines just because the look so fun to paint
you do use a different set of skills to paint space marines. They are very satisfying to paint but Orks are far more fun to paint. if your trying to improve your painting then I would recommend just getting some space marines and painting them and try following what I do in this tutorial. you don't need to paint them for anything other than practice. I must of spent a good 6 months just painting space marines and I levelled up like Goku haha
Great video, thanks
I'm glad you liked it :D
This is my favourite ultramarines tutorial by far! Any chance you’ll also make one for the sisters of battle?
I would love to do some sisters of battle. Not sure when I’ll get round to it though
Hi thanks for the tutorial. What kind of brush do you use for highlighting ?
I currently just stick to using the citedal range and I tend to like a small sized brush :)
Definitely one of the best tutorials I've seen. I'm curious though, what topcoat /varnish do you use when finished? Is that in a separate video?
Thank you. I don’t use any varnish once I’ve finished a miniature. Using a varnish isn’t really necessary with plastic miniatures and it tends to effect and change the finish you work so hard to achieve in the first place. It really dulls highlights and flattens everything
Dude the video was really helpful! What size drill bit do you use for the barrel? I’m worried about splitting them
1mm still but, but it’s not necessary. I don’t do it anymore to be honest
Just found your channel, I'm not a very good painter myself, but what brushes would you recommend? The ones you used in the video? I have little knowledge about brushes. Any help is appreciated.
I just use the citadel brushes. make sure to have more than one brush. you can't expect 1 brush to do everything. Other than that the brush isn't as important as you think, just make sure to find some that your comfortable and happy with.
Hi thank you for making this video, Ive been following along, and Im surprising myself with the results 😃, Ive done the blue base coat and shade, Im just confused on the gold detials, does the Liberator Gold cover the Retributor Armour on the eagle in its entierly, or is it meant to be painted in a way to allow some of the Retributor armour underneath to show through ?
Congratulations, glad your enjoying painting. The liberator gold is just painted on the raised details and areas. So leave the recesses dark still. It’s good to have those different tones and shades as well. See what you like. It’s all practice
@TableTopReady thank you for getting back to me, I actually ended up applying a whole coat of liberator, and post wash, still looked great! I finished by highlighting with liberator, but thinking about putting some storm host in the corners of the shoulder panels too 🤔 .
But thank once again for the video and reply, its been an invaluable resource for me
If i follow your guide, as a first time hobbyist to acrylics and Warhammer and it looks awesome. i'm gonna send you 10 bux on here as a thanx. :)
just make sure to take your time and enjoy the process :)
When painting in subsections, what do you use to stick the part to the holder?
I've been using toothpicks, Citadel glue and a drill so far (for the starter kits) but after buying a proper set i have noticed that there is no place to drill the parts easily.
I have a dedicated video for getting miniatures ready for painting where I go into those details. Recently I’ve started to cut off bits of sprue and super glue that first of all to the block. This creates kind of a stand which I blu tac the part to. I may talk about this in my next tutorial as it is useful to know
I now this is old video but you helped me paint my space marines.
It’s an older one but it’s still relevant 😃 glad I can help
@@TableTopReadyTH-cam hi just wondering have you got a discord server I could join or is it just for patreon?
I don’t have an active discord yet. It’s something that may happen in the future though when I figure out how to manage it 👍🏻
Please serius question, how do you take off the arm and the head, and how do you put again to the mini?? Do you have some tutorial talking about that please?? Thats really pro and amazing🙌🙌🙏
When I’m building and glueing any miniature I always like to think if I could leave some parts not glued to make it easier to paint. So it’s a case that I don’t attach these parts in the first place. Once I’ve finished painting all the different pieces I will attach them to the miniature with super glue. I’ve had a lot of people asking recently so I will be working on making a tutorial for this very soon 😁