How to Airbrush Warhammer Vehicles | paintcademy.com
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2020
- Today I want to show you my the most basic approach to airbrushing vehicles. My subject will be the Space Marine Repulsor.
Miniature:
Primaris Repulsor Executioner from #warhammer40k #spacemarines #primarismarines
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I've had this video bookmarked for a while now. I finally bought a good airbrush and painted my first tank this way, it's a game changer, thank you for the video
Simply amazing, I will paint like you a Land Raider, thanks a lot my friend ❤
Just bought two of this tanks, will attempt to paint them yellow following your instructions, I have my own color recepy which will help.
Tank you for this.
Thx for the tutorial and thx for noticing that the music was rather dominant in the beginning. Great job
Love your soft hands with the air brush and you have a skill
Best vidéo of this kind that I watched! Amazing job! :D
Astronogeek vibe, Your work is very cool !!
Very beautiful creation. I learned some skills from you, and I want to use what I learned to make mini models!🥰🥰
Thank you IKEA. :)
Fantastic 👌 thank you
Thanks for this
Gorgeous! Going to be painting a totally Phobos force using this technique. What product did you use to thin the paint?
It a mixture of water an pure alcohol in 10:1 ratio. However if you’re looking for actual product the Vallejo Thinner is great as well.
This is really nice tutorial! Am gonna try to do this for ultramarine. Would it be possible to mux macragge blue and vallejo black primer as first layer of primer? Will that be strong enough to be the first primer layer?
Absolutely! It will need a fair amount of black to be dark enough, but it will look way better than just plain black. :)
@@paintcademy804 Cool thx!
wow would you approach yellow in the same fashion?
The technique would be the same, although with yellow the color selection can be tricky. In general, you want to use "yellowish browns" like Zamesi Desert for the base and use yellow only for the final layer. It makes the work waaay easier.
@@paintcademy804 Thank you very much for taking the trouble to answer
So, in your mind, where is the light source for those highlights? They seem to be all over the place and don't make much sense.
It's a 3d dimensional model the light source changes, the idea is to have stark contrast.
wow, just some feedback on the background music but that was some very overpowering bass. It was almost painful to have on so had to mute the video and turn subtitles on! Nice paint job tutorial though
Got it! I will tone it down in the future. :)
God you made this look so easy lol. Great work
Very nice. Having trouble with this.