How to Paint Skeletons - Sepulchral Guard - Warhammer Underworlds Shadespire
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- Rob paints the Sepulchral Guard for Warhammer Underworlds: Shadespire.
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HOW TO PAINT SEPULCHRAL GUARD
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The seventh episode in an ongoing series where I paint all the warbands for Warhammer Underworlds: Shadespire.
In this episode I paint the Sepulchral Guard warband using a combination of drybrushing, wet blending and glazes. Not an airbrush in sight!
● Bone -
● Metal -
● Shields -
● Cloth -
● Details -
● Base -
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EQUIPMENT & MODELS USED
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I only ever recommend the equipment I personally use. If you use any of the links affiliate below then it helps out the channel.
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Models:
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Airbrush Equipment:
● Sparmax Airbrush Compressor goo.gl/F39qFQ
● Harder & Steenbeck Evolution Airbrush goo.gl/NEBdHf
● Floureon Portable Extractor amzn.to/2ysOIO1
Brushes
● W&N Series 7 size 1 amzn.to/2xRihJC
● W&N Series 7 Size 2 amzn.to/2yyL3Mp
Paints:
● Liquitex Slow-Dri Fluid Retarder amzn.to/2DdjAEG
● Vallejo Metal Color Copper amzn.to/2mO7HLi
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WHAT IS ARMOUR WASH?
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I reference "Armour Wash" a lot in this series of videos. This is just a mix of GW washes that I have mixed up in a spare pot. the recipe for making your own is below. You can if you want just use Nuln Oil and I won't judge.
3xNuln Oil
2xAgrax Earthshade
1xDrakenhoff Nightshade
1xAthonian Camoshade - เกม
That cloak on the warden is one of the prettiest things I've seen model wise in a long time. Amazing!
Have to Agree, Looks like Silk
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Thank you for this. I have a lot of skellies to paint beyond Shadespire and I think your technique for drybrushing bone will get a lot of use.
Just amazing work! Great use of techniques and explaining / showing how to be successful with them.
Wow! Very nice and thorough guide and what a gorgeous end result. I really like that you switch between wetblending, wash, and drybrushing. and I Iiked that you didn't use the Nihilakh Oxide on the metal which you see ALOT of guys (even those from Warhammer TV) do when painting ancient Iron stuff... Copper turns that turqoise green of Nihilakh Oxide where as Iron rusts to that redish brown on your model.
Again blown away. I love your painting techniques.
So simple, yet it's so effective and professional looking! I love this video.
Thank you so much for sharing your techniques. Im a visual learner and this really really helps.
I love your videos. The paint job is amazing and the video quality is really really good. I’m learning a ton from your videos even though I’m painting different models. Thank you!
Stunning stuff. Will be following your guide when I paint mine this weekend. Some great tips.
Dude the cloak is incredible! Great job! Gonna give it a try. Thanks.
Wow, such gorgeous skellies and cloaks. Beautiful work.
These are spectacular-- very nice color choices and great technique!!
Really great! Just got into painting miniatures with shadespire again and I am glad I found your guides. I am just struggling a bit with wet blending as I dont get the results I would like to. Would appreciate it much to see some more wet blending examples of yours in a video. Thumbs up!
This was the exact paint scheme that I was thinking for these guys, basing it off of the Templehof faction in Total War: Warhammer. Thanks!
Fantastic as always
I just found your channel and I gotta say...you're ridiculous!! I almost want to strip my models just to do them again following your tutorials! And you've convinced me that I need an airbrush! Exceptional work!
You are one of my favorite painters, I wish you uploaded more. I have learned a great deal of my current paint techniques from your videos.😉
Thanks, I struggle to paint like that and now I see why. I wasn't working in near enough layers. Great job!
Lovely job as always.
Fantastic vid without the crap,,,excellent job and great colour combo,,this paint job is above average,,thankyou
Great videos, better painting channel then most, glad I came across it. Keep the videos coming.
Excellent work mate.
Another brilliant video, I’m painting my skeletons this afternoon, cheers Rob
Wonderful work Awesome video
This song is always fire
I was planning to go with some original theme for my Sepulchral since "just skeletons" is boring but after this video I've changed my mind :D
Just woah
Thank you for giving alternate colors I see so many guides that don't and it makes it so hard to tell what color to use.
Really like your drybrush way of doing bone. Can’t wait for the Skaven! Their bases look great. Hoping you’ll be able to give us a few tips similar to the Steelheart’s Champions bases video.
hey im new in painting figures ,thanks a lot for Your tutorials i saved a lot of time learning from You .Keep it goin bud
awesome bones tips - thanks!
Amazing purple cloaks!
Great videos, really gave me some pointers and will enhance my own painting, thanks =)
amazing job
amazing man
Fantastic
Amazing! If I can, this is how I'd like to paint them.
Great Looking Warband! I shared this with my friends because of all the techniques you showed off to amazing effect. Was rather impressed with your recipe for the 'armour wash', so I went to my local shop last night and am mixing up a huge bottle of it. I don't want you judging me... :P
Subscribed!
thank you, great video.
Holy crud, that glowing eyes technique just blew my mind...I have an entire fleet worth of Stormcast Eternals with nothing in their eyes purely because I had no idea what to do with them...you my friend just helped my complete my project, thank you, you are a legend.
I should probably point out that this technique will only work on the empty eye sockets of Skeletons. For models that actually have eyes in their sockets you should carefully paint the eye with some white then use a little glaze of the colour you want them to glow and paint it over the eye. Once the glaze is dry go back and repaint the eye itself white.
I'm using your cloth color scheme for my night goblins :D
You changed the way I paint bones! And rust lol
Merci pour ce tuto !
love these! :)
Amazing cloak!
Excellent tutorial. For my personal taste, I would have chosen a turquoise color for the glowing eyes - that would complement the purple of the cloak nicely. It would also look more evil.
Rob, please, please, pretty please get on Patreon. Your how to paint videos are really good and I'm sure there are people (besides myself) who would be more than happy to give out a little money to keep seeing them. You don't even have to setup anything special for patrons, just use it as an easy donation channel.
I will make mine with darker clothes.
But the Bones are awesome
Thanks a lot
Your great at painting
This is a great. GREAT!!!! Tutorial!!!! I love it! Can i ask what brushes you use in this??
Dear lord that is amazing. Great video. I wonder how many years it will take me to obtain that level of skill.
Kaigud dear lord I Love your avatar!
Somewhat split with metal, but bones are great and specially love the cloak(s), excellent, definitely deserve all the new subs (one of 'em btw) from last video(s)
Did you record/post the painting of the other minis?
Great jooob mate
Hello! I am very glad that I found this channel. Thank you very much for your videos. They are very helpful and very well done. Except for my thanks I was also wondering about the music. Would you mind sharing the interpret and song name?
cool purple
Thank you so much for this video. You inspired me to give painting a rust effect a go and I am very happy with the results I got following your technique.
Any chance we'll see tutorials for the remaining Shadespire warbands on your youtube channel (Chosen Axes, Magore's Fiends)?
They will happen eventually but the Patrons are more interested in the new Night Vault warbands and are voting for those.
beautifull cloack!!! cheers
I’m now having to pick up shadespire 😬
Nooooo breaktime. I do understand though, I'm guessing we'll get a look at whatever you did for the Necromunda figures etc as well at some point (?).
Tommy Toranger I already have colour schemes planned for my Goliath's and Escher's but I don't want to rush them and with them having more models than a Shadespire warband they are going to take me a bit longer. Doesn't mean there won't be any videos though just that I'm not going to force it 😁
What does the sponge do as opposed to the brush? Ive never tried using one on a mini.
Fantastic tutorial!! anyway i am curious to know if this trick of putting a coat of Lahmian Medium after the shade actually turned the other way and made it super glossy and shinny afterwards to anybody else. I figured it was a matter of shaking more the bottle, but it does not make any difference..
I know this is an old video in the grand scheme of things, but I was wondering how your Screamer Pink is so much brighter than the one I picked up this year. Have GW changed the formula? Mine is really dark in comparison to the first few brushes you put on; yours seems almost fluorescent in places.
wizard!
nice video sir! greetings mr coolsskin
I don't like the rusted metal...but the bones and cloth are absolutely amazing !!! I'd like to see the whole "back and forth" process of wetblending the cloak.
Anyone else watch these videos and have to keep going to back to the store for that one paint lol.
Pretty new so this may be a dumb question - why not prime/base it white to start instead of black considering it's bone? I had someone at a shop recently tell me to almost never prime white (always do black) but didnt really expand on that... is that a common practice? If so, why? thanks much!!
Most of the time you prime black because you are painting dark colours and highlighting up through lighter ones. This is easier to do over black as it gives you natural shadows and the dark colours cover better over black than white. You normally prime white (or preferably light grey) if you are going to be painting very bright highly saturated colours as your base colour such as a bright red or yellow.
Are they 28 mm? Are they compatible with wizkids and reaper bones miniatures? I'm just starting out and don't have lots of money to wast ordering miniatures just to find out they are to big or small! Any help will be appreciated
What is an alternative to imperial primer now?
Great video, thanks. What primer do you use?
Jason Clark Vallejo's black polyurethane
I'm not sure what it is. But I love Rhinox Hyde.
Hey Rob can you tell me which colours you used for the wood on the reaper guy please
+MrKkrraattooss same as the wood on the shields but I base coated it with dryad bark and instead of painting wood grain I gave it a light drybrushes with pallid Wych Flesh.
Great video, but it’s hard to watch with an ad every 3 minutes.
@Jude Rhett haha nothing like following an obvious self promotion ad and violating someone’s privacy, amiright fellas?
Would Pink Horror work too instead of the Screamer Pink + Ushabti Bone mix?
Sure
Hi there! Was wondering if there will be a Chosen Axes video?
There will be but I hurt my shoulder a few weeks ago and it's only just healed properly. I'm currently painting Alexis Pollux for Golden Daemon so the Dwarves will be after that project is complete.
RobPaintsModels Awesome, will be on the lookoutf for those! Take care!
Great way to do bones and rusty wapons. How do you make your armor wash?
The recipe is in the description at the bottom.
RobPaintsModels thxx
What was it you used to get rid of the gloss from the wash?
Alexander Singleton Lahmia Medium from Games Workshop.
Hey boss, what is the pink putty stuff you use?
It's pink Blu-Tack. It was like 79p or something. Nothing special about it except it's colour.
What brush do you use
Winsor & Newton Series 7. Size 1 or 2 depending on what I'm doing.
RobPaintsModels thanks
I dont see the undead as evil personally. Corpses have to go somewhere right? Not to mention nagash tried to fight and not join the chaos gods.
They got dabbed on
Yes white skeletons might look better but if you take skeletal remains from their grave they're usually near black.
good for shadespire, the overkill for aos. Think about painting 200 skeletons like that :,D
Fantastic paint scheme, love it! But the music made my ears bleed just a little bit...
The heavy rust technique was good, but a lot of the other stuff was just working around the failings of overpriced GW paint.