These have never been my favourite sculpts tbh, but you made him look really cool with that paint job, once you start blending contrast there is no going back it opens your eyes to a whole new dimension of the paint.
I’ve been looking for a good guide for painting bloodletters and normally I’m turned off when contrast paints are used predominantly, but this looks excellent! Definitely the best finish from the 4 or 5 vids I’ve seen so far. Thanks for giving me a template to try out and great finish on the mini 👍🏻
Hilarious intro, great production and video demonstration of the paints and painting techniques used. I also really appreciated the conclusion at the end, reflecting on the overall process and your approach to painting it. Will def start to check out more videos. Instant subscriber, great stuff!
I really enjoyed the video and the model came out fantastic! I also enjoyed the time and effort with the outfit and the use of the axe in the beginning was very fitting, haha! As I recall brass is a traditional colour for Khorne so a good choice for the blade.
Yes Inquisitor, this video..... Joke aside, great choice of colors for your model and I really like the choice for the base. Truly a worthy champion of Khorne ! I also like your choice of using the pipette. I don't see it use often and I was wondering how to use it correctly when model painting. Great job again, Angela ! P.S. Nice mention of Duncan in the video=P
Thank you very much! 💜 When we were discussing what to do with the mini to sort of spice him up because we were taking him off his old 25mm base, I remembered that I had these bases left over from a different project and I am so glad that I used it. The pipette really did help, I certainly will be trying to use it more for these kinds of projects. I do wish I had a slightly smaller, or perhaps just one with a more precise tip for when I put the second layer on. I just didn't trust my self not to accidentally over pour the paint and goo up his feet too much! XD P.S. Gotta pay respects ~
@@aceofmaine I've seen a couple of things done for that. You need something for the blood/paint to hold onto. - I've see other use a string/wire to wire a small 'core' to build the paint up on. - Also, you can use semi-dry 'droplettes' of super glue I've seen to create the drip and then paint that drop. But that looks like it takes practice I haven't done yet. o.o
Pfft the intro was hilarious XD Question, is using contrast paints a little more difficult than the traditional paints like Khorne red base paint for example? BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!
I actually find them to be significantly easier to use than traditional base paints. The first time I explored painting it was with Acrylic Inks and Watercolors in my youth. The reason that is relevant to your question is because I find Contrast paint behaves similarly to those two mediums and therefor I am much more comfortable working with them than a pure Acrylic paint (like Citadel Base and Layer paints). Hence why I use them all the time on this channel! XD
I painted it red using Blood Angels Red or Fleshtearers Red contrast paint and then added a layer of Blood for the Blood God over the tip and up about half way towards the mouth to give it a glistening effect.
He's one of the "traditionnal" Chaos God in Warhammer, but many debate if he was the First Chaos God to appear and I agree, someone should give something new to the Lord of Skulls !
This came out so great!
Thank you! 💜💜💜
These have never been my favourite sculpts tbh, but you made him look really cool with that paint job, once you start blending contrast there is no going back it opens your eyes to a whole new dimension of the paint.
Contrast really can add a whole new level to a paint scheme depending on how it is use! 💜
I’ve been looking for a good guide for painting bloodletters and normally I’m turned off when contrast paints are used predominantly, but this looks excellent! Definitely the best finish from the 4 or 5 vids I’ve seen so far. Thanks for giving me a template to try out and great finish on the mini 👍🏻
You're so welcome! I am glad that you've found it helpful! 💜
Ma'am, the bloodgod is pleased with this tutorial 🤟😁 Looks really awesome!
Excellent!! Maybe he shall favor me in my next battle then and grant me victory! 💀💜
FYI I saw one vid on how to paint and from the comments i chose the best ppl lol I love tht i always end up at the right place. Damn god love you!
So cool. Need to get one. Keep up the good work :)
Thanks!
Really awesome work! This demon came out so excellently!!!
~ Wolfbrother Methos
Thank you!! 💜💀
Very helpful... The demons look epic 👹👹. Good job :)
You guys are going to rock in October, also excellent use of red
Thanks! Oh, because of the costumes? We've had a Spirit Halloween open near us for about a month now XD
It will only continue! 😈
i love your idea with the base excellent job :D
Thanks! 😊
Hilarious intro, great production and video demonstration of the paints and painting techniques used. I also really appreciated the conclusion at the end, reflecting on the overall process and your approach to painting it. Will def start to check out more videos. Instant subscriber, great stuff!
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it. 😊
Another great tutorial (and skit 😂). Very cool finished article.
I try my best! 💜
@@HobbyNight You do very well. 😊 Really interested in seeing you turn your hand to an Eldar Exarch or Avatar at some point.
I did acquire a number of Avatars of Khaine recently...
Nice work 😀😀
Thanks 😁
you always have interesting intros.. but this one was so awesome. way to go :) i am loving your channel so far
Thanks! 🤘
I really enjoyed the video and the model came out fantastic! I also enjoyed the time and effort with the outfit and the use of the axe in the beginning was very fitting, haha!
As I recall brass is a traditional colour for Khorne so a good choice for the blade.
That what I had remembered!
Thank you! The skits and costume stuff has been a lot of fun for us to film, so I am glad that people are enjoying it : D
Yes Inquisitor, this video.....
Joke aside, great choice of colors for your model and I really like the choice for the base. Truly a worthy champion of Khorne ! I also like your choice of using the pipette. I don't see it use often and I was wondering how to use it correctly when model painting.
Great job again, Angela !
P.S. Nice mention of Duncan in the video=P
Thank you very much! 💜
When we were discussing what to do with the mini to sort of spice him up because we were taking him off his old 25mm base, I remembered that I had these bases left over from a different project and I am so glad that I used it.
The pipette really did help, I certainly will be trying to use it more for these kinds of projects. I do wish I had a slightly smaller, or perhaps just one with a more precise tip for when I put the second layer on. I just didn't trust my self not to accidentally over pour the paint and goo up his feet too much! XD
P.S. Gotta pay respects ~
Sick!!!!!
I agree!
You two are delightfully silly. That intro!
Thank you! 😊
Fantastic F-in Job
things on their backs are hpv from hanging out with them daemonetts a lil too long
looks great, but bit more complicated then expected
Love how you did the sword
Thank you! I am considering going back and trying to add blood to the sword, to spice it up more.
@@HobbyNight is there a way to make it look like its dripping off it?
@@aceofmaine I've seen a couple of things done for that. You need something for the blood/paint to hold onto.
- I've see other use a string/wire to wire a small 'core' to build the paint up on.
- Also, you can use semi-dry 'droplettes' of super glue I've seen to create the drip and then paint that drop. But that looks like it takes practice I haven't done yet. o.o
@@HobbyNight well if you try it let us see i bet it would look great:)
If I do, I will at minimum post about it on my Instagram!
BLOOOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!
Pfft the intro was hilarious XD
Question, is using contrast paints a little more difficult than the traditional paints like Khorne red base paint for example?
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!
I actually find them to be significantly easier to use than traditional base paints.
The first time I explored painting it was with Acrylic Inks and Watercolors in my youth. The reason that is relevant to your question is because I find Contrast paint behaves similarly to those two mediums and therefor I am much more comfortable working with them than a pure Acrylic paint (like Citadel Base and Layer paints). Hence why I use them all the time on this channel! XD
Look more metal with the blood spilling over
🤘
Hobby Night, do you have a recommendation for the discontinued cryptex armourshade gloss? Thanks.
Maybe dilluting one of the army painter metallic speedpaints? I'm not really sure other wise sorry.
How did you end up doing his silly tongue?
I painted it red using Blood Angels Red or Fleshtearers Red contrast paint and then added a layer of Blood for the Blood God over the tip and up about half way towards the mouth to give it a glistening effect.
Khorne hasn't had anything big and new in ages and he's meant to be the chaos boss
um no Khrone isn't the boss of chaos...
He's one of the "traditionnal" Chaos God in Warhammer, but many debate if he was the First Chaos God to appear and I agree, someone should give something new to the Lord of Skulls !
Well the world eaters and more blades of khorne are here now
@@lucadilly4852 DANG RIGHT AND ordered the codex cards and battletome