How to Paint: Ork Kill Team Scenery (fast)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Here's how to get that Kill Team Octarius scenery painted fast so you can start playing some games! Using simple techniques and just three different paints, you can apply this rust effect to many models, scenery pieces, dioramas and even tanks in your armies.
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This looks great! I have never painted terrain, but this gives me confidence to get painting on this set. You definitely earned yourself a subscribe from me.
Thank you. Glad you like it. Make sure you tag me when you get it painted. I’d love to see it.
Hope this channel blows up, great tutorial!
That’s such a nice comment to read thank you pal.
This is so effective! I’m planning on getting the Kill Team Starter set and this makes me confident I can get good results quickly!
You for sure can pal. You will nail it.
Advise: add paints in description. Section video by which color you're using if possible/technique. Thanks for the inspiration
Ye it’s for sure the best thing to do it just takes time and with 5 to 6 videos a week. Time is not on my side lol.
Fantastic paint job. Thank you. I'll be using this tonight
Glad to hear pal.
I know this is an older video at this point but I am using your method and it’s really turning out well. My only question is do you varnish your terrain and if so what would you recommend?
No I generally don’t varnish any models after painting. Happy that it’s turning out well for you pal.
This is awesome.also is there a reason not just to spray it with a dark brown first and just skip the black ?
You can skip the black if you like, I just prefer having a black coat just in case I miss any bits with the brown, it’s better to have black show through rather than grey! That’s the only reason!
Ruddy love this! I just started mine before I stumbled across your video. I’ve based Black and Heavy Dry brushed leadbelcher. If I added your methods on top I’m assuming I would still get a similar effect?
Do a little tester on a corner and see what happens it mite work. Glad you liked the video.
If you can’t find 5 min says the man who starts the video saying he didn’t paint all his last terrain.😂
Because I tried complicated schemes. These scheme are there to fly through. Making it achievable no matter how much time you have.
Hello dear Andy beautiful video, I had taken the dwarfs, I started recently but seeing your past videos I fell in love with the orks. What do you think if I use this process all over the kill rig? Thank you keep it up 💪and happy new year :)🎉
Thanks so much, that’s so great to hear! I have a whole video on the Kill Rig and it does use an similar process! Let me know what you think of it! Thanks so much for all the support 😊 Happy new year to you too! 🎆
@@MediocreHobbies Ok, thank you very much❤️
Great job lad. Just found your channel.
Could you tell me the dimensions of the piece you were painting? I have a kitbash in mind involving the terrain and the dimensions is the only thing I'm missing.
I’m currently away from my desk. Will not be back at it until tomorrow afternoon. I shall measure then and let you know pal. Glad you like the Chanel.
Class man, thanks
Do you undercoat first?
I did indeed.
Nice! Been wondering how I would get through all this scenery
Hope the tutorials help pal! Thanks for the comment!
Great video! i already primed all mine in leadbelcher. Will it still turn out if i begin the brown coat from there or should i re-prime in black?
I’d just throw a black spray over the silver of you have it to spare it will make your life so much easier.
@@MediocreHobbies i will. It's a shame to waste the silver spray, but your way is easier and will look better than what i had planned anyway :)
very helpful for my skill level
That’s the whole point of my channel man. Helping us painters that don’t want to win competitions just get out stuff painted. Glad it helped.
how to 5 min to battle field
Looks amazing
Cheers dude.
I liked this!
Cheers dude.
Great job!!!
Thanks pal.
What kind of brush are you using? I haven't done drybrushing before, and there seems to be a lot of options out there for brushes.
i use gamesworkshop. the first brush you see me using is from gameworkshops new synthetic range.
@@MediocreHobbies Thank you. How do they compare with rounded dry brushes?
@@stuartd7645 i have used the rounded once a little but not enough to compare. i tend to use the flat once and stay going in the same direction. and i think it works.
Good job!
thanks pal
I just got my octarius terrain today, this is one of the best guides in terms of simplicity I've seen. Thank you so much for sharing this technique
Aw thanks man, great to hear that and you're very welcome :)
Great tutorial! I did some scenery last night in a very similar method before seeing your video. I first base coated with leadbelcher, then used typhos corosion on certain areas with a dry ryza rust effect over the top. I think this way looks better though!
Thank you. Hope you give it a try.
This is fantastic! I will 100% be using this technique for my Necromunda terrain!
It’s how I did mine. Really glad you like it.
Looks great. Think I might go for this method for mine
Delighted to hear pal. That’s why I make these videos. Quick and easy. Slay the grey.
With the dry brush of leadbelcher, did you use the typical technique of wiping off most of the paint first? Or did you go straight from pot to plastic?
Normal style of wiping most off on a board or my hand.
Your results are very bold and clean for being "simple and fast". The ork insignia plates really pop out.
Cheers pal glad you like it.
I've avoided my terrain sets as they made me feel overwhelmed thinking about all the minor details that need to get painted and how to avoid messing the whole thing up. Didn't think such simple paint scheme could look so good. Going to try something similar soon once I get my Novitates done up.
Glad I could help.
I found your channel through TH-cam recommendations and love your painting style, thanks for the tips, subscribed!
Thank you so much. Means allot.
Cheers - excellent. A load of great tutorials to follow and was going to spend ages painting in details. Not necessary. The idea of terrain is that it looks good but doesn't detract from the models who are the "characters" and "heroes" of the actual game. Excellent and quick tutorial - subscribed
Exactly how I feel pal. The table is there to frame the models. Really glad you liked the video.
Simple. Effective. BEAUTIFUL.
Thank you for sharing this technique, will definitely be doing all of my KT scenery like this once it arrives (I might even try this out on a spare Deff Dread, should make it look like he's been through an absolute battle). 👌
It would work a treat for any ork dreads. Thanks for the kind comments.
Looks really good mate! Great results with, what seems to be, not a whole lot of effort. I found your channel a few days ago and I've binge watched all your videos! Hope you get a lot more subs soon!
that means allot pal. im gonna keep going for as long as it takes.
Great tutorial! I'll 100% be following this!!!
Thank you so much.
Hey man just found your channel and I plan to follow all your guides when I get my set. I have always been a bad painter but you give me hope
Thank you so much. It’s why I do them. Make us normal people have some painted models.
These are fab, I used a similarly speedy method myself. If you've any plans to cover some AoS style terrain in a similar fashion, I'd love to see that in a video.
I do indeed have many plans for age of sigmar including scenery. So stick around and you won’t be disappointed.
Simple and efficient ! Congratulations !
glad you like it pal. thank you
After watching your video I gave it a try however I’m a big fan of the grim dark paint style so I tried to replicate that using your method. Instead of the metallic dry brush at the end I used a Vallejo environments effect paint called dark slime and light slime. I basically applied them like a wash and it gave this amazing affect that tied the panels I painted differ colors, rust (which was a combination of stippling and dry brushing), and the base coat an amazing grungy feel
I should also not that when I primed the terrain I used chaos black to cover all the terrain. Then hit it from the top with a mechanicum standard grey to highlight it all ( both are available as spray cans and didn’t really take much time to apply the highlights. ~10-15sec per piece) I also watered down the rhynoxhide at a ratio of about 1 brush full paint to 2-3 brush fulls of water ( you can do more or less depending on how much you want the highlight to show through)
Very cool. Tag me on Instagram of your on there I’d love to see how they turned out. Sounds amazing.
This is exactly what I needed. Very easy to paint and great results. Thanks!
Glad to hear that pal.
Well done! I plan to tackle the terrain before attempting the Kriegers or Orks, and this looks like a great way to get it done!
Ye should be quick and easy. All the terrain done in an evening. Glad you liked the video.
great stuff, dabbing the terrain with some different tones on a bit of sponge also helps convey dirt or peeling rust and is just as quick and easy.
The best thing about Ork terrain is that it is meant to look rushed and sloppy, so perfect for beginners or speed painters!
Yep exactly. Ork terrain or necromunda terrain also works a treat.
I'm starting to build this kit together right now and still unsure how to paint it. Your technique gave me a lot of inspiration. Usually i would start with Midwinters recipe, but for these buildings i'm gonna give your brown-base a go. Will probably add a dipwash before drybrushing. So many possibilites :) Thanks for the inspiration.
That’s amaizng pal. Yep mixing up mine with other bits you know works is the best thing to do. Glad you like it and tag me when you get it done I’d love to see it.
@@MediocreHobbies just uploaded the results to Instagram. Never thought I would be able to paint this amount of terrain that quickly. Thanks for your tutorial :)
@@RetoKelsen can it wait to check them out.
Great work man, going to use this for my entire Industrial setting
It’s perfect for that. Hope you tag me when you do I’d love to see it. Glad you like it.
Looks great and I’m definitely going to try it! Quick question: are you thinning the paints first, or painting straight from the bottle?
Only paint that got a touch of water was the colours for the signs. The rest is straight from the pot. To watery and that stipple or dry-brush effect wouldn’t work.
@@MediocreHobbies thanks for the reply. I’m only just starting to learn painting so this has been a handy guide.
@@adjeff9536 glad you found it helpful pal. Welcome to the wonderful world of miniature painting. Ask me anything you need and I will do my best to help.
Always amazing work!!!
Thanks pal
are you going to do the scrap piles the same way, as there’s so much more recognizable parts in there?
I am indeed. like the sign in the video I will I mite pick out a few parts. But at the end of the day. Nobody is pick up the rusty scenery. They wanna see the cool models. Thanks for the question.
@@MediocreHobbies i don’t know... racing around with a speedwaagh army and having a crashed/ scrapped model of it in a scrappile on the battlefield could lead to some nice conversations. it would also really drive home that this is YOUR orks homefield
@@mauricetoirkens6455 very very true.
This is the way :)
I have spoken.