Sorastro's Marvel: Crisis Protocol Painting Guide Ep.3 - Hulk
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- Hello! This is a guide to painting Hulk: amzn.to/39ATmbN from Marvel: Crisis Protocol: amzn.to/32SGB8s
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VIDEO CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Introduction
0:52 - Steps Overview
4:02 - Base Colours
9:27 - Highlighting the Skin
22:32 - Highlighting the Jeans
27:31 - Finishing Touches
PAINTS USED:
Black Green (VMC)
Uniform Green (VMC)
Sherwood Green (SC)
Autumn Green (SC)
Irati Green (SC)
Naggaroth Night (C)
Dark Sea Blue (VMC)
Flat Blue (VMC)
Arcane Blue (P3)
Titanium White (S)
Oxford Blue (VMC)
Ivory (VMC)
Ice Yellow (VMC)
Bugman's Glow (C)
Black (VMC)
Rhinox Hide (VMC)
Red Rust (SW)
Orange Rust (SW)
Yellow Ochre (VMC)
KEY: C = Citadel, VMC = Vallejo Model Color, VGC = Vallejo Game Color, VMA = Vallejo Model Air, S = Schmincke, P3 = P3, SC = Scalecolor
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I wish someone cared for me the way sorastro cares about highlights.
That is both funny and tragic in equal measure my friend. 😄
@@Sorastro Mine are so chalky by comparison. I love trying to match the example though.
I am still amazed at how much details you put into these. I think I'm still in the beginner mentality that as long as it looks good I stop because I don't want to overdo it and ruin it. You absolutely go beyond. Man, I sincerely appreciate these videos!
Thank you so much Johnny! I'm glad you're enjoying the videos :)
That's my secret, Cap. I'm always painting. - Sorastro
Just for the record there was a dented tin can and a bottle on the sprue.... don't miss the details, we shouldn't cut corners. In all fairness, I've learnt more from this guy than any other video maker. Legend.
Thanks a lot! Yeh, I have a LOT of those little cans and bottles now; I just try to resist putting them on every base is all :)
I know sorastro makes it look easy, but skin is no joke on a good day. getting to vermilisitude with green skin is an accomplishment. plus, unlike other models, people already have a firm idea of what the hulk character looks like.
homygosh using matte varnish to gap fill is genius and it looks freaking seamless. i'm stoked to give that a shot!!!
Havent been a fan of most of the marvel sculpts so far, but Hulk definitely looks great. Your painting, as always, is top notch. Such vibrant, yet somehow subtle, colours flowing perfectly.
Thank you so much Mark! I really appreciate that - especially your comment about the colours. 😃
Back again :-)
Forgot a simple, but effective tip for filling tiny gaps between kit pieces.
I use liquid paper, applied with a cheap/old brush, and when it dries fully, it sands down to a beautifully flat surface, takes undercoat without any problems, and is a little cheaper than using varnish/super glue gel (My usual go-to method if the gaps are in very tight areas or on flatter surfaces where there's little surface detail).
Thanks again, Mr S, and long may you continue your wonderful tutorials :-D
Your videos are always a treat to watch!
Thanks a lot Rafael! Much appreciated :)
The matte varnish tip to fill in cracks really works, omg i didnt know this. thankyou for sharing.... cause right now i got a bunch of Marvel crisis protocol models to paint and they got some serious cracks... thank you so much
Hey Brandon! Thanks for the kind comment; I'm glad you found the varnish tip useful 😀
Hulk is a Masterpiece! And I start getting used to the music of these episodes well! Beautiful!
Thanks so much Christian! :D
Friendly Reminder that the Music is done by some perfectionist named Sorastro. Show off that he is 😇
Amazing as always! Love the new summary sheet!
Thanks buddy! :D
Sorastro my favorite painting show!
Thanks so much! ☺️
Now THIS is a video I cannot stop coming back to, as it is just so beautiful, easy to follow, and inspiring beyond belief. The way you paint the shadowed areas is just amazing :-) That is one technique I will now definitely give a few tries (I have six of these Hulk figures, some now converted to Weapon H/Mentor and the World War Hulk armoured variant), as I want to really make them look as good as possible.Love that you did the faded denim on his trousers instead of the usual purple, as it really makes the model more personal in the end. I'll be using your wonderful shading technique on my Incredible/Red/Grey Hulk minis first, and then see how they'd be applied to all the new sculpted detail I've added to my converted Hulks :-) My masochistic levels are sky high right now after all the work I've put in converting my Hulks, but the pleasure can now begin with trying the new shading/highlighting techniques you teach in this tutorial.
Thank you so much for your constant fountain of creativity/inspiration Mr S :-D
Thanks a lot buddy (as always!) for the kind feedback. 😃
An absolutely SMASHing job!
Ha ha - thank you :)
I think I mentioned this before but that trick using varnish as gap filler literally saved my Capt. Marvel. And I’m using it for all of my minis now.
And thank you for mentioning that you need multiple layers! I thought I was doing something wrong. Great vid as always sir!
Thanks a lot! I'm glad you found it useful :)
I wish we could clone sorastro, poor guy has so many projects :p im so addicted to your work 🙏
Ha ha - thanks buddy! :)
Great tip the matt varnish, awesome paint job!
Thanks Janet! I'm glad you liked it 😃
That.... is amazing. The skin came out spectacular, and that's not easy to do with typical skin tones let alone something like green.
Thanks a lot mate! I'm really glad you liked it 😃
Amazing how you took one colour and made it so interesting to look at! Inspiring! I’m gonna do my hulk like yours!
Thanks a lot! I'm glad you enjoyed my approach to painting Hulk :)
I just finished mine last night and while I went a bit off script and made purple shorts, he came out really good. Looking forward to the next, good sir! :D
Purple is classiccc
Thanks a lot Mike! :D
Looks awesome!
Thank you Timothy! :)
Matt varnish to fill in the small gaps... You sir, are a genius
Amazing. I hope some more Legion stuff comes soon. Need to see your version of Palpatin
Thanks! I do have some more Legion videos in the pipeline, although I'm not sure I'd do much different for Palpatine compared to my Imperial Assault version.. :)
Beautiful as always.
Thank you Daniel! 😄
You are welcome. :-) I recently finished my first real display level piece. And you were a huge part of helping get me there.
That’s fantastic! Well done you 😀
Using the varnish as a gap filler is Genius! Thankyou
You're welcome! I didn't come up with the idea myself to be honest; I can't remember who I saw do it - possibly Vince Venturella, but it sure is a handy trick! :)
I went Contrast paints for the skin and pants, highlights covered up some of the spottier parts on the flatter areas, but honestly there was enough texture in his muscle tone to make it worth it. Edit: Yours looks much better, of course.
Thanks for this video 👌
You're very welcome! I actually revisited the model a while ago ICYMI: th-cam.com/video/LG8tqLLkhR0/w-d-xo.html 🙂
If you had just stopped at stage 2, your figure would have been a hundred times better than i could have done. but then you went further and added highlights, rubbing salt in my fresh wounds
Liked for the Matt tip. Never thought to use it for hiding seams.
Thanks - I'm glad you found that tip useful! :)
Before painting the base I really liked the green that was overpainted onto the base. Would be cool to do splatter and splodges coming away from the model like it's actual comic book ink. Would be really stylised! Especially nice coming onto the plain white "comic book page".
Nice idea James! :)
I am really enjoying the stylised look of all these guys!! To say that Hulk really pops would be an understatement. Loving it. Will there be a new Sorastro album soon? The soundtrack is spectacular.
Thanks a lot mate! I'm afraid I've fallen behind with my album releases, but hope to get back to it in the coming months (I think the Star Wars Legion stuff will feature on the next album, with the new super-hero stuff to arrive on a later one when I have enough material...) :)
Hulk doesn't just pop, he SMASHES!
I can't tell you how much I love these; I've watched them multiple times for calming entertainment as much as tips. Thank you so much for doing them. I'm finding it hard to get any of the Scalecolor paints - any alternatives for the green you'd recommend?
Thanks Rob! OK - you can match the colours (but not the matte finish) for Irati Green: Warpstone Glow + a little Moot Green, and Sherward Green = Eylsian Green + a little Moot Green. :)
@@Sorastro thanks so much. Loving your work :)
This is Incrdible. I was the jeans Model to help with the realism for the Maestro Sorastro. I had to eat so many cheesecakes to stretch those jeans out. That’s my story and I am sticking by it.
Ha ha - thanks mate :D
I love that green! You make it look easy, i'm still struggling with wet blending, glazes, etc.
Thanks for the tutorials!
Will we be seeing another kdm miniature soon?
Thanks Gonzalo! I'll certainly be tackling some more KDM in the coming months.. :)
love it ^^
Thanks my friend! :)
I am really new to miniatures love the work you do iam learning alot. I can't get scale color sherwood autumn and irati green any suggestions on what I can substitute them for in citadel or Vallejo colors.
Quick correction to the paint list -- Rhinox Hide (VMC) should be Rhinox Hide (C).
I personally have switched to buying new VMC paints vs C - mainly due to access via dropper bottles and my mixed-results attempt to put Citadel paints into bottles.
Hey mate, as posted in the patron page, amazing work. Absolutely beautiful. Would you ever consider Batman the miniatures game? As these figures have such amazing detail. Thanks again doing these wonderful how to’s. Your work in really inspirational.
Thanks so much Owen! I'd love to cover Batman one day, but not at the moment whilst I've got my "superhero" hands full with Marvel: Crisis Protocol :)
Missed you Sorastro! Could you do some dragon painting? Specifically from D&D.
Hi! I don't currently have any dragons in my painting queue, but I'm sure I'll feature one some day... :)
@@Sorastro Awesome! Love your latest work! He looks great! :)
@@HiddenHog Thanks man! 😄
He has an awesome black dragon video for descent that could work
@@Sorastro There's a spectacular dragon in the Zombicide Black Plague expansion: No Rest for the Wicked. I've been holding off on painting mine in the hopes that you would have some pointers.
Wowww
Oh. One of the best works from you. Sooo realistic (as far as Hulk can be realistic ;P)
Thank you very much! :D
@@Sorastro of Thank you for your fine job and pdf tutorials ;) Btw- short question. I'm struggling a bit with paint consistency. And I'm wandering a bit- is it possible to dilute paint too much that painting will not look smooth but tacky?
@@egon446 Good question! If you thin the paint too much, it can start looking "streaky" and uneven - especially if you overload the brush, so I generally try not to over thin the paints. 😃
Love the summary sheet, super helpful. Any news one when we will get some clones for legion?
Thanks Chad! I honestly have no idea, but they’ve had the video for over two months now, so it shouldn’t be too much longer.. 😀
@@Sorastro Thanks for the reply, hopefully it comes soon
@@chadk5791 I hope so too! :D
I just got this guy for a 5th of the retail price, so naturally I'll have to watch the video now
Awesome - thanks! You might also want to take a look at my She-Hulk PDF painting guide which I did more recently and really pushed the green range even further: sorastro.com/2021/03/08/she-hulk-pdf-painting-guide/ :)
This model would make an excellent stand in for an Ork Warboss.
You make me want to play this game.
You should, because it's superb! 😀
Might need to get this game.
Go for it! It's as fun to play as it is to paint :)
@@Sorastro Cool.
I’m thinking of getting into minis through Star Wars legion, any thoughts as to the quality of fantasy flights paints vs others?
Do the Scale Colour paints mix well with Contrast medium? I am intending on adding some blue and purple tonal variations to Hulks skin tone and it would be great if it did since I have the medium and have recently just switched to using Scale Colour paints almost exlusively. Cheers
Hi! I don't see why they wouldn't mix with Contrast Medium; Lahmian Medium too.. 🙂
@@Sorastro thanks for the reply. I guess I got hung up with them being a gel based medium, without thinking that, well, yeah they're still water soluable. I'll have to experiment this weekend.
Heavily thinning Milliput with isopropanol alcohol is also a awesome way to fill gaps. Saw it from a guy on instagram, but I forgot who it was...
You can even fill bigger gaps with that
Thanks for the tip! 🙂
When will you be doing a clone trooper painting tutorial and if you do could you do some obscure battalions like keeli company or something like that? I’d love to see what you could do with them
Hi Connor! I actually finished my Clone Trooper video a couple of months back, but it's still awaiting licensing approval at LFL before I can release it.. :)
Sorastro's Painting ok can’t wait to see them especially with your skill
Can you do Zeus from Lords of Hellas! How the heck do you paint a lightning bolt!
Hulk looks so vibrant it's great! He really pops! (Sorry, was watching it again and it needed to be said)
Thanks a lot mate :D
Have you figured out what colors would work for those brick and grating bases? I need help from the master.
Hi David! I'll let you know when I actually get to paint one :D
Hello, can anyone help me...all I have is Army Painter ( full Line of paints) and Vallejo Game (Air) I am having a really hard time substituting the colors he used in this video to what I have.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Trying to follow your guides with the same paint, where are the red and orange rust from? I don't see the reference to What band 'SW' is
Hi! Those rust colours are by Secret Weapon 😃
Hello! I have a question for you. When you are prepping the figure, what are you brushing onto the gaps?
Hi Monica! That's just some matte varnish by Vallejo 🙂
@@Sorastro Thank you for the info. Your videos are extremely helpful.
No problem, and thank you! 🙂
Waiting to see what you do with Ultron, will he be NMM?
Thank you! And yes - NMM all the way for Ultron 😃
So help me, every time I go to wet blend, most of the time I end up scrubbing the paint clean off of the miniature's surface--am I not applying enough paint or is it too thin, or am I bearing down too hard, or...?? I'm uncertain. I love that technique and am determined to master it. That Hulk looks more than ready to rumble!
Hi mate! It can take a little practice, but it could simply be that you're brush is a little overloaded with water; you really want it to be "damp" rather than "wet" I'd say... :)
Bit late so not sure if I'll get a reply. Are there are colours youd recommend if I wanted to go the classic purple pants route instead?
Hi Scott! That really depends on how purple you'd like to go, but if you're using Citadel colours something like Naggaroth Night highlighted up to Daemonette Hide would be pretty purple 😀
@@Sorastro Thanks for the reply and your awesome content. I've just finished your Captain Marvel guide, so looking forward to getting started with this next :)
@@scottwallbank4794 No problem! For the brighter highlights on the purple I'd also suggest drying some cream tones (Ice Yellow/Ivory etc..) :)
Are you going to do the clones, Obi Wan, or droidekas soon?
Hi! I've already produced videos for the Clone Troopers and Kenobi, but they have yet to pass through licencing approval at LFL so I can't release them just yet. And I will soon be working on the droidekas :)
@@Sorastro Sweet! Hope to see the tutorials soon!
Beautiful as usual! But I think your choice of matte finish highlights and shinier finish lowlights/shadows is backwards. Shine/gloss = literal natural/free highlights done with natural lighting rather than painting on colored highlights. I really don't understand why you don't just take advantage of actual ambient light to create your brightest highlights. Unless maybe you enjoy looking at your work in the dark, lol. Personally, I would tend to go for paints with a satin or eggshell finish for just the right amount shine for both base and highlighting coats. It is truly amazing how much a little bit of shine goes a long way in bring out the depth and detail in the final product. I discovered this for myself when I was working with polymer clay. Even a simple, marbled sphere changed completely when baked with a topcoat of clear gloss varnish. The only drawback that I can think of is that maybe a shinier full/overall finish would result in actually showing too much detail in your work, such as making brushstrokes more visible. Something to think about.
Thanks Rabooey! I generally prefer a less-glossy finish in the highlights so I can enjoy full creative control over the placements and strength of the highlights, plus I enjoy the creative challenge of rendering different materials. I've allowed a slightly more glossy finish in the shadows however because - although it sounds counter intuitive - a touch of gloss actually adds to the depth in the darker tones. :)
DO MORE MARVEL!
Oh don't worry - I'm going to be sticking with this game for a long time to come.. 😁
What was the reason you switched from Citadel to Vallejo paint?
He switch's based on the colors he is looking for.
Brandon's right.; I just try a whole bunch of colours out to pick whatever works best for me for any given project. :)
How did you make your Spiderman look like it's shooting web?
sorastro.com/2020/02/01/spider-man-pdf-painting-guide/ 😀
Why did you apply the base with superglue instead of plastic glue?
Hi Todd! I just found that although plastic glue works great for the minis, for some reason it didn't hold them to the base as strongly as super glue. (I don't know if the base is made of a different type of plastic or something?). :)
@@Sorastro interesting. I've assembled my Core Set and I used plastic glue for the bases and didn't seem to notice that. Thanks for the info!
No problem! You'll probably be fine; it could be the specific type of plastic glue I used - I just don't know to be honest, but one small drop and the mini came clean off the base, so I reached for the super glue instead. :)
what Uniform green is it? Vallejo has several colours with that name "Russian uniform green" "usa uniform green" "german uniform green"
Hi! This one's just called "Uniform Green", and you can see in the video that the code number for the paint is: "70.922" 🙂
@@Sorastro thx the number code helped, it is called USA uniform here in Denmark
Cool! It's annoying that they change the names, but I'm glad the code helped. 😀
@@Sorastro yeah, had the same issue with your Ironman guide, brown violet is called "US Olive Drab" here in the EU
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I didn't know they made an action figure of Eddie Hall!
Are you using a wet palette?
Hi Chris! Yes I am 😃
@@Sorastro Thank you. Do you talk about that further on any videos? I have tried to use one but it always seems to thin my paints in addition to keeping them moist. I'm not sure if that's right.
Hi! I don't have a video specifically about how to use the wet palette I'm afraid, but it sounds to me like you simply have a bit too much water on yours. After laying the paper down (and chasing out any air bubbles) you can use some kitchen towel to soak up excess water from the surface; it really shouldn't be slick wet. I hope this helps! :)
HULK SMASH....... LIKE BUTTON!!
Ha ha - thanks 😄
Rhinox Hide (VMC) => should be Rhinox Hide (C) ;) ;p
Thanks for the correction Geert! :)
I watch this and try to duplicate it on my model, and ummm, yeh, mine doesn’t look anything like this,lol. I think at the point I’m at a good snotty sneeze on my model would look better.
Oof! I'm betting it still looks better than when it was unpainted..? Plus you can now go in and try to refine things; it's only paint after all :)
Where's the Spider-Man vid?
Hi! The answer to that question is in the first minute of this video 😃
I swear you sound like or are Pete Complete from the way your mannerism of speech and voice sounds. By no means is that an insult either since Pete is awesome.
Hi! I don't know who he is, but I'll take the compliment :)
It kills me... at the heart of things I basically do what he does... mix lighter and lighter paints, apply smaller and smaller highlights, repeat as needed.
But, when I do it, it looks like amateur crap, and when he does it it looks like he found a really tiny Hulk to stand still and pretend to be a miniature figure.
Needless to say, I'm jealous.
I see that dirty no good RED HULK thumbed down the video... 🙄🥵🤬
Ha - there's always one eh... :D
This model was all gaps
Hi Mark! I had a few on mine, but they were all small enough to fill easily enough.. :)
@@Sorastro i went with a similar method but im glazing on lemon yellow to brighten up the highlights. Also added a little skin textures before the glazes. Thanks for the guide
This dude looks like an absolute pain to paint. Highlighting skin does seem difficult, where to paint each tone of green, how not to cover to big of areas with them, and also making it smooth, etc.
Hi Hekje! Hopefully this video has enough tips to help make it seem less daunting? :)
@@Sorastro I'll certainly refer to it with every big skin highlight! But maybe on top of this excellent video I'd need to practice a bit as well to get these results. I don't know if I'll buy Crisis Protocol though because all that terrain building isn't really my thing. XD
@@hekje12345 if you want to see a simple but highly effective guide to painting skin, you should search for Squidmar Untamed Beasts. Basically he explains how Sorastro is painting skin here (without referring to him, I doubt they know of each other's channels). His guide helped me understand the highlight and shadows of skin a lot better, resulting in understanding Sorastro's guides better.
@@annekekramer3835 Good to remember, thanks!
no purple pants?! unsubbed! :P
Lol Ian :D