Duncan Rhodes Painting Academy It would also be good to rotate the model after relevant steps, depending on where you’ve been painting. If we’re following along we can’t see what the back looks like when we’ve finished a step!
@Grant Wilson I recommend making yourself a wet palette. Not only will that solve your problem but the leftover paint can be used again the next day. Look up Darren Latham's channel on how to make one, before he deletes his videos on the 18th of may (games workshop is forcing him to terminate his channel)
@@cartouchator absolutely. Made myself one a couple months ago and never looked back. I was using the citadel "pallet pad" for a while and completely didn't realise it was drying my paints out to make me use more. Was very angry.
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA I must be a little out of the loop, who is "we" and "us"? I'm enjoying your first video, but my suggestion would be to not be afraid to diverge further from the warhammer tv format!
@@ChazCharlie1 At the very beginning of the video he mentions the guy behind the camera is his friend Roger (you catch a blurred view of his thumb). The two of them are doing this together. :)
This channel feels like it should be called "Duncan Unchained" since you're using whatever paints, brushes or miniatures you want! ;) Also, have you ever considered using a wet palette?
It's a good set up in all honesty. I mean, how many people has WHTV influenced with their tutorials, atleast now Duncan has the freedom to do as he pleases.
@@intermediatetranslucency tbh there are thousands of channels that show how to paint at the top tier level only duncan does it in a way for a beginner
@@vivianfoxtail5425 i do have to agree on that. and tbh, i have rarely seen anyone duplicate 100% gw scheme, so props on that. duncan is clear and show you the step by step. now that he is on his own i feel like we will get a bit more unbiased content from him :) and like you said, there are TONS on channel ou there that show you how to paint using different techniques. can't wait to see him paint other miniatures range
RIP Darren's Channel. I'm sure it's just a coincidence that Duncan left to make his own channel right as Darren chose to shut his down with no explanation.
Duncan, you have such a soothing tone that makes me think “Yes, I can paint like that too!” Great to see you unfurled and free, I hope this venture succeeds for you and us! Subscribed!
The comment section is free my brothers; we heard mention of Army Painter and possibly other ranges of paints to come and we finally got a complete painting tutorial with layering and edge highlighting! Gone are the days of "classic battle ready" painting guides! Gone are the days of the strict scrutiny of the Imperium and the prosecution by the Inquisition! Let Chaos reign supreme, Death to the False Emperor!
It's great to see you again Duncan! Is it possible to get a list of paints needed at the beginning of the video or in the description? It makes it easier to follow along without having to scan the entire video before diving in. :)
ANALYSIS: Comparison to GW videos: - 0:09 Citadel miniature = uses Citadel paints. - 0:10 Lord Duncan now has multiple camera angles for his intro speech. Dramatic lighting, good speech. - 0:33 New title animation, music and a cool finished model shot+title card. - 0:47 The painting style is like the GW style videos: Undercoat, basecoat, shade etc. - 0:53 Obviously, a change of background. Lighting is good. Watermark in bottom left, logo t-shirt. - 1:00 He mentions The Army Painter alternatives for Citadel products. Paint is listed with a graphic. - 1:28 Palette is now not Citadel, but just a ceramic plate (no wet palette either). Palette cam is now in a zenithal position. - 2:00 Transitions and sounds like GW videos. - 2:24 The Army Painter brush alternative mentioned. - 2:38 Twist brush classic Duncan tip. - 3:09 GREEN transition (colour from watermark+logo) - 3:53 BLUE transition (colour from watermark+logo) - 4:43 TWO THIN COATS - 4:47 ORANGE transition (colour from watermark+logo) - 5:19 Citadel brush mention. - 5:42 You can paint wash straight from the pot, not necessarily apply it to the palette. - 6:30 Still have to wait an hour for a wash to dry. - 8:06 Two thin coats - 9:06 Same style example as GW videos: Introduce areas to be painted+paints used. - 15:00 Edge highlighting. - 15:39 Flipped model. - 20:34 Mentions transfers and basing, does not show process. - 20:42 Music and a transition from unpainted to painted miniature. (Before/after shots) - 20:56 Outro is now speech, standing, multiple camera angles (mirrored from the intro speech) - 21:09 No longer are the bullet points for key learnings listed, but Duncan talks about key topics. - 21:27 Website link, copyright. - Camera quality, speech content and sound quality are all good as with the GW videos. - Editing is very similar to the old GW videos. - The TH-cam description box has an intro written in third person singular (he) about Duncan, maintaining a professional distance to the viewer - yet, it switches to first person plural (our, us) later and adresses the viewer directly (you), implying a more personal tone. The links in the description are for the personal social media accounts of Duncan. Listed also are all the paints used. - TH-cam comments are open, and Duncan (and his collaborator, Roger) now reply to comments from viewers in first person plural (we). They adress the viewer directly in second person singular/plural in the comments, implying a personal tone of voice. Sometimes, even names are mentioned when adressing commenters. They now take feedback and suggestions from commenters. Smileys are used by @Duncan Rhodes Painting Academy.
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA Had to see what this new stuff was all about ;) Lots of things happening in the mini painting TH-cam world atm. Your friend Darren Latham, fx, is for some reason (probably corporate decisions) ceasing and deleting his channel.. So I'm just keeping a keen eye on things
A day late, but its good to see the king back in action. Ive looked up to you for years, so glad that when you left GW it wasnt the end of your painting tutorials.
This is brilliant, is like watching the upgraded secret club version of GW's How to Paint videos "Now, let's take it up a notch, I have some ScaleColor paints here, pick your Winsor & Newton Series 7 000 and get ready for some details."
A little recomend: The lightning in the scenes that you speak seems better than the scenes that you paint the model. Maybe you should tune the lightning in the closer scenes.
"What is best in life?" "To paint your models, to see them displayed before you, to here the adulation of your peers!" Way to go, guys! I'm very excited for this channel.
Watching it just to hear the magic words again : 'two thin coats' ... :grin: And a martyr as the first mini ? You're not trying to say something, right ?
It's amazing to hear him reference a non-Citadel product, as well as use an actual pallete that isn't the stupid pad of paper GW sells. If he ever busts out a wet pallete I'll probably faint.
Awesome to have you back Duncan! Would you be interested in doing a series on the basic techniques in general, rather than on a specific model? Say, a video on your logic on base coating, another on layering, and so on? Perhaps also something on color theory? Thanks for doing these. I wish you the best of luck!
Fantastic job, thanks a lot, would be great if you can show one time the whole process, possibly with a simpler minis so we can understand how to manage the colors, potential mistakes etc Thanks again!
Can't help to notice the "Keeper of Secrets" in the background, I sincerely hope that there will finally be a duncan(tm) style tutorial for the last of the greater daemons! Kept mine unpainted for a year knowing it would have bothered me to no end if one came and i got the palette wrong :D
I decided that battle sisters would be my first project to ever paint and i was very anxious about it. This helps a lot and when they do finally arrive i hope i'll get them looking somewhat close to this
I can't tell you how happy I am to hear that soothing voice on my TH-cam feed again. There is none better at showing how easier it can be to achieve this standard of painting. Duncan is totally responsible for me picking up a brush again. Looking forward to more videos!
Duncan, 1) I would like to acquire a DRPA shirt, make those available- please. 2) The sound seems a bit 'distant' on the first painting video. Maybe up the input on your mic for future vids? 3) Happy to support you, I learned a lot from your videos in the past- excited to learn more from you in the future!
Duncan, your tutorials are what led me to go from 'I don't think I'll ever really get into painting' to it being one of my favourite parts of the hobby. You made even intimidating schemes easy and approachable, and I look forward to see where this channel goes from here.
Glad to see you back Duncan! Will you be doing simple speed painting guides? I'm a pretty lazy painter tbh so any tricks I can use is always a good thing :)
Glad to have you back Duncan. You're the reason i got into painting last march after watching you painting a Ghostkeel. Now a year on i'm actually doing commission painting myself and my outlook on the future has changed entirely. Can't wait to see more of this. Thanks for the inspiration sir!
What i never thought i'd hear someday : Duncan saying " I'm using a paintbrush from the Army Painters range here ... " :') Great first tutorial , can't wait for more !
Glad to see you back at it, I loved the videos you did with the Warhammer channel. Everything I know about painting miniatures came from watching your tutorials, I just want to say thank you for your work.
I didn't even have a clue this was going to happen. I knew he had left and was jonesin' pretty hard, then bam everything you could ask for and more! Thank you Duncan!
Boy how I missed these Duncan videos. I love how in depth you go into these. You really are the Bob Ross of 40k! I hope to start painting and getting over my fear of messing up and not being a perfectionist now.
Love the that you guys show the company doing the paints as well as the paints themselves, as well as Duncan naming the company behind his brushes. Makes it easier for us beginner who have only used GW stuff to start exploring other companies. Also love that in the end you show it in grey and the to colour to really show how far it’s come. Maybe a smooth transition would work better but I honestly have no idea, I just know I’m going to love these tutorials, wether I end up actually painting anything myself or not
Do you usually like to leave out painting the eyes on a mini like this? I can never decide whether it actually looks "natural" or not. Lens on a helmet are one thing, but eyes are a lot more subtle.
Great to see you back doing tutorials Mr Rhodes. Love your work and your style of teaching painting, It's really inspiring. Thanks for all that you bring to the hobby.
I just found this channel...the only thing that stopped me from getting up and slapping the bowl of soup out of my room mates hands to let him know was Duncans smooth mellow tones singing me back to my chair.
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Great paintjob, Duncan! Going forward, it would be nice to see some 360° turntable shots at the end, just so we can see all the details :)
It's something we definitely looking at.
Duncan Rhodes Painting Academy It would also be good to rotate the model after relevant steps, depending on where you’ve been painting. If we’re following along we can’t see what the back looks like when we’ve finished a step!
Just like your own one? :D
Was a great investment tho!
@Duncan Rhodes Painting Academy pin midwinter minis comment to the top
Constructive criticism at its finest
Being able to comment is amazing. Can't wait for the discussions and tip sharing
ferre libbrecht and Chaos praising 👿😈
Actually feels kinda weird, when you aren't used to it with Duncan in the videos.
I wouldn't be so fast to praise for being able to comment. Lots of trolls on the internet.
My head almost explode when he said "army painter". Good to see him using other brands!
I know! Couldn’t help grinning at that bit 😁
Petrovic I feel like he always did but of course he could never say he did.
if he says Vallejo i lose it
Can’t wait until he busts out an Iwata!
This is amazing cant wait for the website to be up so i can sub this deserves support
Dinner plate for a palette, because he's serving up some good tutorials.
That and it's ceramic so doesn't absorb moisture, keeping the paint workable for longer...Jus' sayin'~
@Grant Wilson I recommend making yourself a wet palette. Not only will that solve your problem but the leftover paint can be used again the next day. Look up Darren Latham's channel on how to make one, before he deletes his videos on the 18th of may (games workshop is forcing him to terminate his channel)
The citadel pallet dries out the paint, it's so infuriating.
@@zamnodorszk7898 indeed, making yourself a wet palette is a MUST
@@cartouchator absolutely. Made myself one a couple months ago and never looked back. I was using the citadel "pallet pad" for a while and completely didn't realise it was drying my paints out to make me use more. Was very angry.
Duncan videos are the ASMR of mini-painting.
You should check out Girl Painting. Her voice is accidental ASMR heaven.
Sword and Steele too
Darren Latham too.
Mezgike is even better ;)
Goobertown Hobbies
Rest in peace Mephiston Red mug
The Oof Brigade what is dead may never die
That is not dead which can eternal lie.
@@battlebrotherariel2555 And with strange aeons even death may die
@@khristoffersantos5860 talk to Nagash about that... he's been killed a few times 🤣🤣🤣
Duncan, Roger, I don’t think there is anything better to say than: THANK YOU.
I cannot wait to see where this glorious channel goes!! 😄
Thanks Greg. And from the both of us, thanks so much for your support.
Will those shirts be for sale
next you need to paint a badmoonz ork, because nothing says 40k like more dakka
We are currently looking into that Asge.
First tutorial is sisters of battle, really you guys know how to start this channel
Seemed like the perfect choice and we love the miniature and the range so it was a no brainer for us.
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA I must be a little out of the loop, who is "we" and "us"? I'm enjoying your first video, but my suggestion would be to not be afraid to diverge further from the warhammer tv format!
@@ChazCharlie1 At the very beginning of the video he mentions the guy behind the camera is his friend Roger (you catch a blurred view of his thumb). The two of them are doing this together. :)
@@catrinachantler4737 thanks, I missed that
@@catrinachantler4737 that's... another video.
THE RETURN ON THE KING!
@CemtecUk y o u w h a t
I wasn’t expecting you!
CemtecUk w a t c h w h a t y o u s a y a b o u t g o d
OF THE EMPEROR HIMSELF!
Me: No arrival will ever top the Rohirrim at Pellenor Fields.
Duncan: Hold my beer.
We both cried reading that! 😂
lol I want to see him paint Rohirrim now
This channel feels like it should be called "Duncan Unchained" since you're using whatever paints, brushes or miniatures you want! ;) Also, have you ever considered using a wet palette?
It's a good set up in all honesty. I mean, how many people has WHTV influenced with their tutorials, atleast now Duncan has the freedom to do as he pleases.
And now he doesn't have to pretend the half plastic brushes of GW are worth anything
@@intermediatetranslucency tbh there are thousands of channels that show how to paint at the top tier level only duncan does it in a way for a beginner
@@vivianfoxtail5425 i do have to agree on that.
and tbh, i have rarely seen anyone duplicate 100% gw scheme, so props on that.
duncan is clear and show you the step by step.
now that he is on his own i feel like we will get a bit more unbiased content from him :)
and like you said, there are TONS on channel ou there that show you how to paint using different techniques.
can't wait to see him paint other miniatures range
How much for a T-shirt
Excellent Choice :-)
Glorious! Cannot wait to see some Game of Thrones stuff from you, mate
Ayup Val!
My girlfriend: Oh god, you're back to watching that British guy paint stuff again?
Me rubbing my hands together like a fly: lololol
damn right I am
i love how the king returns with aragorn's sword on the wall behind him
This and Darren’s Masterclass are what’s keeping alive right now.
And Darren's Masterclass is finishing up...
Enjoy Latham while you can... him having to shut down his channel is a damn crime to the hobby.
@@TrippyTheShroom the videos have been saved and will be put up on a new channel for all to enjoy, With Darrens blessings
@@PointyPaints I did not know this! I'll have to check it out
RIP Darren's Channel. I'm sure it's just a coincidence that Duncan left to make his own channel right as Darren chose to shut his down with no explanation.
Duncan, you have such a soothing tone that makes me think “Yes, I can paint like that too!” Great to see you unfurled and free, I hope this venture succeeds for you and us! Subscribed!
never expected this in the same day as the intro!
We aim to please 😊
Duncan Rhodes Painting Academy “we” implies you’ve got some other folk behind the scenes. Do tell!
@@NomisSanguine It's Our Spiritual Liege, and his camera buddy from GeeDubs.
I always thought Duncan’s painting standards were way higher than the rest of the GW staff. So glad to see these tutorials from the master!
The comment section is free my brothers; we heard mention of Army Painter and possibly other ranges of paints to come and we finally got a complete painting tutorial with layering and edge highlighting! Gone are the days of "classic battle ready" painting guides! Gone are the days of the strict scrutiny of the Imperium and the prosecution by the Inquisition! Let Chaos reign supreme, Death to the False Emperor!
It's great to see you again Duncan! Is it possible to get a list of paints needed at the beginning of the video or in the description? It makes it easier to follow along without having to scan the entire video before diving in. :)
Can support this notion. I think this every time I see a painting tutorial, but many creators don't do this unfortunately.
Agreed. Having a list of paints is great, and allows us to gather what is needed, or it gives a shopping list for us to get before we start.
They are in the description my friend
@@mannfredvoncarstein4410 Yep, they are now! They weren't earlier.
*shakes GW pots*
“Right ok... machanicus stand-“
Duncan: “but you can easily use uniform grey from the Vallejo line....”
Me: NANI?!?!?!?
"Army Painter" not Vallejo ;)
Means "What?!“
@CemtecUk was the shade necessary
@@terminator572 no, but it works.
@CemtecUk no it really means "what?!" like in “What the F)
Great to see you back Duncan. Really helped in my painting.
So glad you're back and independent Duncan! Your videos were why I got back into the hobby after a decade long hiatus.
I'm just glad to have Duncan back, I don't even play 40k anymore!
ANALYSIS:
Comparison to GW videos:
- 0:09 Citadel miniature = uses Citadel paints.
- 0:10 Lord Duncan now has multiple camera angles for his intro speech. Dramatic lighting, good speech.
- 0:33 New title animation, music and a cool finished model shot+title card.
- 0:47 The painting style is like the GW style videos: Undercoat, basecoat, shade etc.
- 0:53 Obviously, a change of background. Lighting is good. Watermark in bottom left, logo t-shirt.
- 1:00 He mentions The Army Painter alternatives for Citadel products. Paint is listed with a graphic.
- 1:28 Palette is now not Citadel, but just a ceramic plate (no wet palette either). Palette cam is now in a zenithal position.
- 2:00 Transitions and sounds like GW videos.
- 2:24 The Army Painter brush alternative mentioned.
- 2:38 Twist brush classic Duncan tip.
- 3:09 GREEN transition (colour from watermark+logo)
- 3:53 BLUE transition (colour from watermark+logo)
- 4:43 TWO THIN COATS
- 4:47 ORANGE transition (colour from watermark+logo)
- 5:19 Citadel brush mention.
- 5:42 You can paint wash straight from the pot, not necessarily apply it to the palette.
- 6:30 Still have to wait an hour for a wash to dry.
- 8:06 Two thin coats
- 9:06 Same style example as GW videos: Introduce areas to be painted+paints used.
- 15:00 Edge highlighting.
- 15:39 Flipped model.
- 20:34 Mentions transfers and basing, does not show process.
- 20:42 Music and a transition from unpainted to painted miniature. (Before/after shots)
- 20:56 Outro is now speech, standing, multiple camera angles (mirrored from the intro speech)
- 21:09 No longer are the bullet points for key learnings listed, but Duncan talks about key topics.
- 21:27 Website link, copyright.
- Camera quality, speech content and sound quality are all good as with the GW videos.
- Editing is very similar to the old GW videos.
- The TH-cam description box has an intro written in third person singular (he) about Duncan, maintaining a professional distance to the viewer - yet, it switches to first person plural (our, us) later and adresses the viewer directly (you), implying a more personal tone. The links in the description are for the personal social media accounts of Duncan. Listed also are all the paints used.
- TH-cam comments are open, and Duncan (and his collaborator, Roger) now reply to comments from viewers in first person plural (we). They adress the viewer directly in second person singular/plural in the comments, implying a personal tone of voice. Sometimes, even names are mentioned when adressing commenters. They now take feedback and suggestions from commenters. Smileys are used by @Duncan Rhodes Painting Academy.
um...wow...it's like you're in our heads....😊
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA Had to see what this new stuff was all about ;) Lots of things happening in the mini painting TH-cam world atm. Your friend Darren Latham, fx, is for some reason (probably corporate decisions) ceasing and deleting his channel.. So I'm just keeping a keen eye on things
Woohoo so happy to be watching Duncan paint again, and in 1080 this time!
100% signing up to the website, so happy to finally see our messiah unchained
I hadn't realised how much I missed Duncan's tutorials until I heard thos today. I wish you both all the best in this endeavor.
The return of the king! In fact Duncan got me into serious miniature painting, so thankful for that, and so glad to see him back!
A day late, but its good to see the king back in action. Ive looked up to you for years, so glad that when you left GW it wasnt the end of your painting tutorials.
This channel is really great news, especially after learning gw is forcing Darren to close his. Welcome back Duncan.
This is brilliant, is like watching the upgraded secret club version of GW's How to Paint videos
"Now, let's take it up a notch, I have some ScaleColor paints here, pick your Winsor & Newton Series 7 000 and get ready for some details."
This is incredible! Congrats Duncan and Roger on your new venture, can’t wait to see you painting the non GW stuff
Our lord is finally back! Glad to see Duncan doing what he wants without GW restrictions.
I love getting to watch Duncan paint and then actually comment on the video! Great job as always!
Oh you have no idea how good it is to see a full detail painting video from you again Duncan, welcome back!
A little recomend: The lightning in the scenes that you speak seems better than the scenes that you paint the model. Maybe you should tune the lightning in the closer scenes.
Welcome back Duncan! I've missed your tutorials!
Finally, now I can say thanks to Duncan for his tutorials!
Great video! Would it be possible to show a paint list at the start of the video, or in the description?
Thanks for the feed back. We'll look into that asap.
This is an EXCELLENT idea. Potentially showing options from other makers. Citadel, P3, Vallejo, etc.
Thanks for coming back Duncan ^_^
TWO THIN COATS! Welcome back Duncan, I love your tutorials, glad to see you are still making them.
I am going to enjoy the heck out of this channel. The current crop of videos from GW are far too simple for me, so this is pure gold.
Hearing you suggest an army painter undercoat felt deeply wrong, it's going to take me some time to get used to this lol
😂
I know right? It was weird lol.
Great to have you back in the spotlight, Duncan! Really like these longer form explanations. Good choice to start with Sororitas ;)
"What is best in life?" "To paint your models, to see them displayed before you, to here the adulation of your peers!" Way to go, guys! I'm very excited for this channel.
@Ronnie Ronson Dude, seriously. th-cam.com/video/tiKPCLVQ6n4/w-d-xo.html
THE SAINT HAS RETURNED! REJOICE!!!
Lovely to see you again painting with us Duncan
So good to see you painting again Duncan! Welcome back!
Yay! Duncan is back!,
Awesome to see you back!!! GW painting tutorials just aren't the same, hope this channel takes off
Hay, Dumcan's back.
Man, I've been missing your painting tutorials.
So glad to see you're here.
friendship ended with warhammer TV
Now Duncan Rhodes Painting Academy is my best friend
Watching it just to hear the magic words again : 'two thin coats' ...
:grin:
And a martyr as the first mini ?
You're not trying to say something, right ?
Glad you’re back again.
So glad to see him back at it. Love this dude!
All hail the Lord of Layers! Praise be!
Absolutely love it!
Love you Duncan I just started painting after a year of watching you on GW! Looking forward to watching you here too!
It's amazing to hear him reference a non-Citadel product, as well as use an actual pallete that isn't the stupid pad of paper GW sells. If he ever busts out a wet pallete I'll probably faint.
My god, I can comment on Duncan's videos! The joy! :D
I like the look of the channel. Can't wait to see what's next!
Glad to see you back sir. A wee turn table for the final shot of the finished mini would be a great addition.
Awesome to have you back Duncan! Would you be interested in doing a series on the basic techniques in general, rather than on a specific model? Say, a video on your logic on base coating, another on layering, and so on? Perhaps also something on color theory?
Thanks for doing these. I wish you the best of luck!
Fantastic job, thanks a lot, would be great if you can show one time the whole process, possibly with a simpler minis so we can understand how to manage the colors, potential mistakes etc
Thanks again!
Can't help to notice the "Keeper of Secrets" in the background, I sincerely hope that there will finally be a duncan(tm) style tutorial for the last of the greater daemons!
Kept mine unpainted for a year knowing it would have bothered me to no end if one came and i got the palette wrong :D
This makes me feel so happy, we missed you duncan.
Holy Terra! the channels first tutorial, there goes the plan of slacking off from painting 😁
I've never clicked on a video so fast! Glad to see you branching out doing your own thing! Maybe You'll paint some stuff on squares in the future? ;)
Im just glad we have a comment section. Warhammer Tv disabling comments is such bull
I decided that battle sisters would be my first project to ever paint and i was very anxious about it. This helps a lot and when they do finally arrive i hope i'll get them looking somewhat close to this
So glad you’re back! Really like your tutorials :)
I would have bet that the first video was a GW product, but hey, who am I to judge the Paint God?
PS: I want one of those t-shirt
Finally, Duncan in a video longer than 5 minutes!! Mentioning other brands!
Maybe using a wet pallete, or that is asking too much? :D
This! This makes me so happy!
I can't tell you how happy I am to hear that soothing voice on my TH-cam feed again. There is none better at showing how easier it can be to achieve this standard of painting. Duncan is totally responsible for me picking up a brush again. Looking forward to more videos!
Quite a miniature to start with!
Duncan,
1) I would like to acquire a DRPA shirt, make those available- please.
2) The sound seems a bit 'distant' on the first painting video. Maybe up the input on your mic for future vids?
3) Happy to support you, I learned a lot from your videos in the past- excited to learn more from you in the future!
Feels so good to have Duncan guiding you how to paint from start to finish! ❤️ to the Master of all painters.
Duncan, your tutorials are what led me to go from 'I don't think I'll ever really get into painting' to it being one of my favourite parts of the hobby. You made even intimidating schemes easy and approachable, and I look forward to see where this channel goes from here.
Glad to see you back Duncan! Will you be doing simple speed painting guides? I'm a pretty lazy painter tbh so any tricks I can use is always a good thing :)
Idk if it's ok with Duncan but check out midwinter minis channel for quick paint ideas
Duncan: mentions a non Citadel paint Me: wait that’s illegal
Glad to have you back Duncan. You're the reason i got into painting last march after watching you painting a Ghostkeel. Now a year on i'm actually doing commission painting myself and my outlook on the future has changed entirely. Can't wait to see more of this. Thanks for the inspiration sir!
Gorgeous! Can't wait to see more
What i never thought i'd hear someday : Duncan saying " I'm using a paintbrush from the Army Painters range here ... " :')
Great first tutorial , can't wait for more !
It's great to have you back Duncan, just in time after Darren leaving TH-cam.
Will you open to take on recommendations at all in the future?
I was smiling all the way through this
It is wonderful to see your face again, almighty one
Glad to see you back at it, I loved the videos you did with the Warhammer channel. Everything I know about painting miniatures came from watching your tutorials, I just want to say thank you for your work.
So it begins...
Help! I can't follow this tutorial because I dislocated my finger from clicking too fast.
I didn't even have a clue this was going to happen. I knew he had left and was jonesin' pretty hard, then bam everything you could ask for and more! Thank you Duncan!
Boy how I missed these Duncan videos. I love how in depth you go into these. You really are the Bob Ross of 40k! I hope to start painting and getting over my fear of messing up and not being a perfectionist now.
Never clicked so fast on a video
When are these shirts going up for sale tho
Love the that you guys show the company doing the paints as well as the paints themselves, as well as Duncan naming the company behind his brushes. Makes it easier for us beginner who have only used GW stuff to start exploring other companies. Also love that in the end you show it in grey and the to colour to really show how far it’s come. Maybe a smooth transition would work better but I honestly have no idea, I just know I’m going to love these tutorials, wether I end up actually painting anything myself or not
Great to see you back mate, loving the setup and the advice you give is perfect. Keep up the great work
Do you usually like to leave out painting the eyes on a mini like this? I can never decide whether it actually looks "natural" or not. Lens on a helmet are one thing, but eyes are a lot more subtle.
The lighting on the model appears to be too dark (IMO). It’s difficult to see where some paint starts and stops
I agree although this being the first video I imagine itll only get better as they do more and grow. 🙌 #havefaith
came here to comment exactly that. more light on the mini, please.
Agree, otherwise job’s a good’un!
Same.
Great to see you back doing tutorials Mr Rhodes. Love your work and your style of teaching painting, It's really inspiring. Thanks for all that you bring to the hobby.
I just found this channel...the only thing that stopped me from getting up and slapping the bowl of soup out of my room mates hands to let him know was Duncans smooth mellow tones singing me back to my chair.