Painting Corpsewrack / Sigmarite Mausoleum Part 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- In this 3rd instalment of my Sigmarite / Corpse Wrack series I paint one of the mausoleums.
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Paints Used:
Primer: Mechanicus Standard Grey
GW: Mechanicus Standard Grey, Dawnstone, Eshin Grey, Abaddon Black, Celestra Grey, Dryad Bark, Stegadon Scale Green, Karak Stone, Balthasar Gold, Agrax Earthshade, Nuln Oil, Athonian Camoshade, Drakenhof Nightshade, Nihilakh Oxide, Typhus Corrosion
Army Painter: Gun Metal
Vallejo: Earth, German Grey
Secret Weapon: Orange Rust
Your terrain painting videos are superb. This is by far the best sigmarite/corpse wrack i've seen. I can't wait to see all buildings grouped up together.
Thank you Christian! I know what you mean - I kinda want to just power through all of it so I can set it up :)
And may be you can recommend some good resource where i can find different paint schemes? I just begin to paint miniatures and super-noob at that. I have a some amount of minis that i want to paint, but i don't want to spoil it, and also i'm just overwhelmed with amount of paints/brushes and so on needed for that. I have a Corpsewrack Mausoleum, Warcry Starter set, Deadwalker Zombies from Warhammer; plastic Frostgrave Cultist and Soldiers from North Star (as well as some of their metal figures for Frostgrave). I think i will start with Deadwalker Zombies or Frostgrave minis, but even them i don't want to spoil too much while making my first steps in painting "path". Also, i really want to actually play Warcry and Frostgrave, so painting schemes will be of great value for me. Or do you recommend stick with the standard citadel painting schemes and don't experiment at the beginning? Thank you in advance!
It's always fun to experiment with different colors - don't worry about making yours look like the art on the box. People who play Warhammer seem to LOVE custom paint jobs! As for other youtubers who make painting videos, the best teacher is probably Sorastro. He doesn't paint Warhammer, but he shows you excellent techniques that can be used for any game. The hardest part is picking colors that look good together - so you could look at his playlists and see if there is something similar to what you are painting. Here's a link to his TH-cam channel: th-cam.com/channels/u5Pmz1wY-NWCYy21vikKAg.html
Oh, I almost forgot! A great warhammer painter for beginners is Pete the Wargamer: th-cam.com/channels/DCx2SP6thl7r42CkTdblLA.html
i bought the mausoleum when you uploaded your 2nd video and is still on my wip bench, this video really motivates me to finish it, what did you use to mix with nuln oil from army painter to dilute it?
That was 8 parts water, 1 part flo-aid. You don't really need the flow aid though, but it's one of the ingredients in washes. I usually use it with really thick paints, like Vallejo.
Your videos are great, thanks! But do you really need all these paints and materials you mentioned at each of these 3 videos? I calculated and it will cost a fortune, really expensive.
Is there a some intermediate paint scheme, not so simple as standard GW paint scheme for Corpsewrack Mausoleum, but not so expensive and difficult as yours? Thank you in advance!
Well you definitely do not need any Earth Texture - that is something that is optional. And for the different greys that I used - you only need 1 grey, then you can add different colors to it (like white, black, brown or blue, etc - whatever colors that you have). You could even just have black and white, then mix them to make different greys. As for washes - you really only need 1 color of wash - brown. You could use Army Painter strong tone or Agrax earthshade. You will get a similar effect with just the brown - use this color on everything and it will look good. I hope that helps! Let me know if you have other questions :)
I was shocked to see how many people used this as part of their Everchosen entry.
Interesting. I've never taken part in one of those! It's a very cool looking terrain set, so I can understand why people would pick it.
@@HeroesBosses it was a painting competition held by Games Workshop at all the locations. The individual winners are now online for voting for the over all winner. Lots of them used this terrain.
@@JohnKessler I'll definitely check those out!
"Sarcophagi" I sometimes forget you were the inventor of Latin
Haha :) Next time I make a vid for your channel i'm going to break out the thesaurus.
I’d have said skeleton bed, plural :D