Painting Black Armour In Six Easy Steps
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.พ. 2019
- A tutorial video on how to paint black armour in six easy steps, using drybrushing and washing to create a highlighted look. No edge highlighting required!
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I scoured about a hundred "how to pain black" armor, most of them for templars and deathwatch, and this one is one almost got bypassed but i gave it a chanse, and though i will be doing it a little differant, your style cought my atention, and is almost exactly what i wanted, so im going with this style for my deathwatch kill team. thank you so much!
So I commented before saying I will try this on my death company and I have to say this is awesome lol, they came out better than I expected I have to thank you for this video. Out of all the black armor tutorials I had tried this one actually did the job while being painless in the process! I love the gray contrast in this over the blue most people use. Thank you very much again!
My Raven Guard didn't feel like mine until I started doing this. I actually look forward to painting now with this process. Thank you. I'd show you but I'm not on twittagram
Saw this tutorial about 2 weeks ago. Used it to paint a 10 man Dark Angels tactical squad and a 5 man Hellblaster squad. I normally undercoat my models with black to get a very dark green. By using the technique described in this video I got the dark green I wanted with a zenithal highlight from the light grey. It looks airbrush quality w/o the airbrush. This is now my go-to technique for painting my Dark Angels army. Many thanks!
Perfect, I’ll be trying to apply this to my black legion!
So I just tried this technique on my first test model, the last coat of Nulin Oil is literally drying right now, and I have to day THANK YOU! This process works wonderfully and is going to make painting the rest of my army sooooo much easier. Thank you again for producing this
Looks like my new Sisters of Battle will be painted with this technique. Thank you so much for posting this tutorial!
Just tried this! My first time painting miniatures but I like the result...thank you!!
i started painting my black templars of the indomitus box with this tuto an the result is awesome, fast and nice looking, thank you very much.
I'm going to try this out on my raven guard army. Thanks for making this vid!
Thank you so much. So long I dont know how I paint my Chaos Warriors. I will do it. Its perfect. I love it. Thank you! :)
im actually have been thinking about doing something similar but with boltgun metal as a base and dry brushing with a controlled directional necron compound and glazing some more with washes to tie it in. Glad to see you got good results with just grey and black eventually ill get a test model started with the silver and black
Currently smashing out my templar indomitus army with this recipe, saved so much time. Ty ty ty
Are you winning?
I'm going to do my entire army like this, it looks great!
Also your doggo is adorable, please give them some love for me
Nicely done video, with lots of good ideas. Congrats!
Nice video. I'm very interested in these type of quick techniques. Seems like it would work well with batch painting.
Handy little toutrial thanks for it
Best black I’ve seen, watched loads of vids and this is the best way I’ve seen yet.Thankyou
Thanks - very helpful tutorial!
very cool! Thanks for the helpful video!
I made my oldays deathwatch like that! Dry Brush for all and highlights! Great job and kudos from Venezuela #WEDOPLAY
Great video, will be using this for my word bearers shoulder pads.
Seems like a good way to get my death company done will try this
Really nice technique, thanks for it. I‘ll use it for my Iron Hands with Incubi Darkness, Dark Reaper and Fenrisian Grey :)
I tried it and it worked great thanks . My black temp last look awesome
Might try this, but start with a dark metallic. Although I want it only slight metallic sheen. So not sure
Excellent. I hate edge highlighting so this is perfect for me
I needed this thanks
Been using this technique on my primaris marines and it's fantastic. Amazing video! Have you tried this on a larger model such as a redmeptor dreadnought or repulser executioner? I'm a little apprehensive to try it but I want the same tone for my whole army. Thanks :)
I basically use this technique for my Shadowkeepers except I start with Corvus Black which is a bit darker and after the last wash a do one final high points highlight. Looks great once the details are added in red/gold.
Do you think its possible to use this technique with dark reaper and so on ?
Damn this is awesome! I know what I’ll be doing later..
So what's the best way to touch up this type of black if you make a goof on the model with another color? Do you cover with grey/black directly or do you try to build it up with more wash?
Just got Chaplain Tarentus. Think I'll give this technique a go. Thanks!!
When you fill out the details, how do you fix any smudge errors? Is there a particular colour you would use?
This is good content! subbed
Great video! Do you think that mechanicus standard grey spray primer would work instead of the chaos black primer? I was thinking of painting both Death Company and Deathwach with gray and then darkening them with a black wash but I wasn't sure it would work so thanks for showing me it does!
I....am so grateful I found this! Ive been planning and had my heart set on the Black Vipers Primarus chapter and I was so distraught because black looked so hard. But this should help, Ill be trying it immediately! If I wanted to add any other colors, should I add them before the last wash or after?
About to paint my first 40K models (deathwatch intercessors) using this method. Looks way less intimidating than all the 'eavy metal style paint tutorials for them.
So would I do this whole process first, then rebase coat the silver bits, pads and guns and paint them up?
I just stumbled across this video looking for ways to paint my death company and this is awesome! What colors would you recommend for airbrushing this instead of using paint?
Hey, amazing video!
Can you give advice, how should I clean up some mistakes, if I did one after doing all this black armor technique?
Is it just cleaning that mistake with eshin grey and washing 3 times?
Perfect video. I’ve always had a hard time with black armor, this video will save me a lot of headache for my back armor Dark Angels. You’re the best.
Ive 90 boyz waiting for their keks to get a coat of paint, using this method now.
I do love people that dry brush 😗
I did this with an older model and it turned out silver? I added a watered down Abaddon black and it looked great
Great tutorial. Quick question as you might have tried it already. Wouln't it work out as well with a drybrush of Celestra Grey and then a wash of nuln oil?
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That is the last step. Drybrush Celestra Grey, wash Nuln oil.
Would this work for ravenwing bikes and vehicles?
I know you guys did this video four years ago from the time of me posting this comment, and I think this is a good tutorial. However, I have to ask... What the hell is going on with your dry brush there, brother?
That thing looks like it has been through a war, and back again, I would recommend the makeup brush, they are extremely good for dry brushing while maintaining a shape.
You think this works with the new nulin oil formula?
So check this out….i haven’t tried the nuln oil over all this dry brushing (mostly because of the stigma it gets) but I did try an oil wash…for some reason when I made the black oil wash all those tiny little pigments that I broke down got all over the spots I wanted highlighted and it looks like shit. Everytime I use nuln oil it doesn’t leave pigment fragments all over. I might have to try this method and say screw the stigma and just try it…
Hi, can I use this technique for Dark Angels, but by changing the wash to a green? Would that work?
probably not, you would basically end up getting black power armour with a green tint and green in the recesses. If that's the look you want then obviously that won't be an issue :) If not I would probably recommend replicating this style of painting but changing out the shades of grey and black for green equivalents in terms of their brightness (eg caliban green for the darkest, then something like castellan green etc) . I'd probably reccomend biel tan green for a shade
Oi be usin this method for a long toim orlreddy! Xxx
Hi, think this is a great video, please can you list all the paints you used in order?
What if you used Black Templar contrast instead of Nuln Oil?
I see it as blue.... a really dark blue.
Nice, wish I had come across this before doing my death company!
I think acually that you can replace the Nuin Oil Black Templar Contrast :)
Nice result, but would it not just be better to use a Contrast insted of 3-4 Washes? ...
u two are very similar to MWM, in a good way.
Lovely video; well presented vocally, which is very important for TH-cam. However, I would suggest having a brighter/second light as a lot of the miniature is in shadow. Additionally please lower the background music, I had to go back a few times to catch a couple of words.
Thanks, always appreciate feedback. :)
Anyone tried this with a vehicle? Does it work?
Man that dry brush has seen some things
Anyone have success with black legion?
Ink is a better alternative to Nuln Oil
Hello aaron
Looks grey
I'm not saying it doesn't look good but.. a half a bottle of nuln oil per squad might get spendy lol.
How much nuln oil do you go through ? Lol
Dont like dry brushing, looks chalky
Get a cheap pack of makeup brushes. The big ones with super soft bristles are perfect for drybrushing and apply paint very smoothly compared to standard synthetic hobby brushes.
It's still grey though. And the Nuln oil isn't a true black wash.