How to Paint Ironjawz Orruks - Ironskull's Boyz (Part 1) - Warhammer Underworlds Shadespire
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- Rob paints Ironskull's Boyz for Warhammer Underworlds: Shadespire.
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HOW TO PAINT IRONJAWZ
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The fifth episode in an ongoing series where I paint all the warbands for Warhammer Underworlds: Shadespire.
In this episode I paint the Orruk Ironjawz warband "Ironskullz Boyz" in their distinctive Yellow Armour.
● Yellow Armour - • How to Paint Ironjawz ...
● Rusted Metal - • How to Paint Ironjawz ...
● Ork Skin - • How to Paint Ironjawz ...
● Leather & Cloth - • How to Paint Ironjawz ...
● Details (Eyes & Teef) - • How to Paint Ironjawz ...
● Base - • How to Paint Ironjawz ...
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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.
● Save 10-15% on Warhammer at Element Games elementgames.co.uk/?d=10225
Models:
● Save 15% on Ironskull's Boyz at ElementGames goo.gl/5hEe1Z
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
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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
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Using the preshading technique in this video on my Ironjawz army got me started on painting full units to a higher standard than I ever had. Then I got the motivation to add extra details like freehand and weathering/rust since I had put more effort into the base coats. I ended up winning best painted out of 35 armies at my first major gaming tournament thanks to the improvements to my painting that began with this video. Thank you.
Very smart to add water to the model before you shade it so it goes strait to the recesses 👌
This is pure flipping sorcery. You sir, are a wizard.
this is a great video. Been painting for about 2 years and still learned a load of stuff from this. Was super scared to try yellow armor until I saw this. I love the way it all came out.
This is amazing! After the first two-and-a-half minutes I was close to concluding you were bonkers and giving up. But then the sorcery began to work and my jaw dropped. Amazing, just amazing!
Holy hell. The water all over before the recess shade is a game changer. Thanks!!!
If you don’t mind a glossier finish (or you plan to use matte varnish) Pledge Finish floor polish will take away the chance of white spots that you can get from using water and shade together.
Damn they turned out amazing
High level painting !
Beautiful
Perfect timing, I just finished basecoating them :) They look great, nice job Rob. Love the rust effect on the axe too.
Ooooh... really love the water before the shade technique! Badass!
Amazing! Ive been painting for close to thirty years and I learned so much in this video!
Just found this video. An unusual way to do yellow armour but I can't argue with the finished product. Blown away. Subscribed.
Woa,h nice... when you start with screamer pink I'm shocked... then my mind is blowing... I have that Eureka feeling Thanks!
Wow, how you paint the armour is pure magic
Excellent tutorial and added it to helpful hobby tips playlist. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for the videos , I've just got back into painting after a 15 year lay off and your videos are amazingly helpful and inspiring 👍
OH... MY... This is simply... amazing !
Thumbs up !
Again, great job as always!
that is a gorgeous yellow! i am happy to say that you have inspired me to play around more with my airbrush. i got it about a year ago, but so far i have only really used it for priming. i now intend to start using it more on my minis :-)
This looks so good. Thank you!
Thanks. Loving the gradual build up to arrive at the armour colour. Must go.....gotta buy me some glazes.
simply amazing.
Looks great.
This is a very cool paint scheme!
Love your videos. So refreshing! Thank you!
Love this tutorial. Thank you very much. I have air brushed the Visarch yellow. I'm going to try for a really grim dark yellow armour. Thank you for this tutorial.
Great guide really looking forward to the skeleton guide, been holding off painting all my death for it after seeing how good the other guides are! Wish I was brave enough to invest in an airbrush.
Huzzah sir! Nicely done.
Awesome! nice color blending, i´m a new fan!
Awesome! Can't wait to paint my own Shadespire models ^^
Fantastic work sir! Looking forward to seeing more :)
Masterful!
This colour scheme is genius in my opinion, in my local area I'm considered to have a really good eye for colour but never once did I think to us even screamer pink for a shade but after you said about it being on the oposit colour on the colour wheel to yellow it make a lot of sence I'm going to be using this for my badmoons 40k orks
amazing
Going to use this for my own flavour of stormcast - thank you :)
And you were wondering why you had so many new followers. Well, you’re simply putting out the best Shadespire videos at the moment! Wasn’t planning on buying this factions but it looks fun to paint.
oooh.. i will try this Today!!
Wet blending the base great idea.
Woooow that Yellow is mega epic, i love it greetings mr coolsskin!
That armor looks fantastic. Can't wait for your skellies as well.
Fun fact: My phone auto corrected "your skellies" into "your smellies" at first.. glad I caught that.
I really enjoyed this video! I love that you explain why you are doing the brushstrokes or color choices throughout the tutorial. Those little nuggets are super userful! You've gotten me pumped to get back to my painting table. May I ask how you dilute your GW paints for your airbrush? Did the Lamenter Yellow Glaze require any special treatment to be sprayed?
Love a good skellington
Nice scheme i used it also now i am at the metal step
This is a master-class in painting yellow. Well done.
Soon as I heard screamer pink for a yellow paint job, I thought "ok this guy has my attention" lol
Pure genius.
This video is like magic to me. The result after the yellow glaze is astonishing. Can we transpose the same exact technique to other colors as well?
Great tutorial on yellow! I'm curious what you use to thin your paints in the airbrush cup? Do you use flow improver or something else?
Great tutorial, thank you! Do you mind if I ask what brushes you use?
Edit - never mind, didn’t read the description fully.
Awesome job!!! Really enjoyed watching and learning. Also whats the song you were using in this video!
Any tips on edge highlighting? The paint always dries on my bristles so fast, are u dipping the brush back in water a lot how much to load the brush and what size, etc.? Any help much appreciated main, your a god with paint.
I really like your style, I've learned a ton from just this vid, insta-subscribed! :)
P.S I hope you do Necromunda as well!
Ahhh someone who uses colour theory haha awesome :)
Awesome job dude! Those orcs look fantastic. Wanted to pick your brain on some alternative skin tones for orcs. What colors would you recommend (strictly brush paints) for an orange/brown skin tone similar to Garrosh Hellscream from World of Warcraft?
More ironjawz plz....paint armor blue plz!!! Your are the best....the better...
Excellent work! How did you turn the Abaddon Black base color in to such a translucent glaze for the pants and belt?
You can do a lot with lanium medium
Another amazing video Rob! Keep up the great work 😀
I just saw on your Facebook page that you Painted a custodes captain. Any tips on how to get that tarnished gold look?
I kinda made that one up as I was painting and don't really remember the exact process. It went through a lot of iterations before I was happy with it so I can't really give a recipe. I have added a video to my schedule for painting a Custodes model though and it should be ready sometime in Feb.
Any advice for retouching the armour after the weathering on the weapons? I’ve got a couple of rusty fingers. Finding it a little tricky to colour match the darker tones in the armour.
Another great video Rob! Any tips on how to get the same effect with the pink to yellow on the armour without an airbrush? Thanks!
I suggest following the yellow recipe in my Flashgitz series. th-cam.com/video/gkJNpIzfb3E/w-d-xo.htmlm40s
wow
can someone give me the name of the song playing in the background
Wow. I haven't painted D&D figures for over 30 years. Amazing work! What is your Ebay name please? I heard on another of your vids you sell your figures. Thank you.
Really nice work overall but what was the point of the first few steps before the purple wash? It looks like the wash just stained/wiped out all your airbrush work.
Hey Rob I have a question.
Want to paint purple armor on my Orrucks. Can i make it more vibrant and popping by going the other way arround then in your tutorial here: base yellow and build purple up from it?
Great vids all around, tested out the skin tones on my Reavers and waiting for the tutorials for the Dwarves and Skaven. Hoping that they are out of the ordinary. Planning to paint my own Skaven as Roman Legionaries.
Thanks!!
In theory yes although I've never tried it myself. I often shade red with green and vice versa.
OK, have to give it a try when I buy the warband. Im painting the reavers at the moment and got to think about the different paint schemes for different warbands. I havent seen many purple armoured orks around
Im by no means an expert painter, shit I havent painted a figure in damn near three years. Even when I was at my best I still considered myself a novice (cause I really was). Ive watched countless videos on how to paint and what not so eventhough I might not know how to apply the techniques I atleast know of them. So as I was watching your video I was judging like crazy. I was all like why would he do that? That seems like a waste of paint! But then I saw the final product and I remembered that I needed to stfu and learn. Awesome work dude.
Sorry if I missed something.. how did you seperate the legs from the sabatons in the first hand without destroying the transitions?!
I see you often use the Shade as the last “layer” which is in contrast to what Games Workshop is advertising but I will try that out. If you have more thoughts/tips on this I’m very interested to hear. Thanks for the awesome tutorial.
GW assumes you will slap the shade on with a giant brush in an uncontrolled way that leaves huge pools of it all over the model. I don't do that. I apply shades carefully with a relatively small brush and make sure to clean up any areas of pooling before they become a problem. When done this way shades work really well to create blend one colour into another so why would I want to ruin that with another layer of paint over the top?
I'm wanting to do a smiliar effect but using orange rather than yellow.. What should I use for the shadows? You have used pink and mentioned it is used because its opposite yellow on a colour wheel but I've checked a few and it doesn't seem to be opposite which is throwing off the choice for me using orange. Would you go with purple or blue?
How long does it take you to paint each model?
Is the lamenters yellow base necessary for the orc skin to achieve final color or merely over spray from fast airbrush for other areas. If i were painting savage orcs with little to no armor would you base coat yellow before doing your base green layer Catellian and gradual mix of Cadian Fleshtone? I realize it is fairly easy to just say no you can just start from green but i am genuinely curious is the yellow has an affect or is the Catellian so opaque after 2 layers it would be negligible to start with yellow?
The yellow has no effect as you want a completely opaque green base.
Awesome Work! If I don't own an airbrush does anyone have any recommendations for how I can achieve a similar affect on the armor?
I suggest following the yellow recipe in my Flashgitz series. th-cam.com/video/gkJNpIzfb3E/w-d-xo.htmlm40s
Thanks, Keep up the good work!
What is this colour wheel you mentioned at the start of the video?
MoroseMonkeyWrench goo.gl/images/vPS3PF
Lamenters yellow isn't available anymore, did you have a alternative to replace this color? I tryed to mix flash gitz yellow 50/50 with vallejo glaze medium. But this had no similar effect like in your video. Also tryed contrast color yellow, but this is more an orange than a yellow. Please help, thank you.
Nice music ! Title ??
How to replace lamenter yellow??
Anyone know of a replacement for Lamentors Yellow. I want to try this technique but GW discontinued all their glazes for some reason
Alex Miller yellow contrast paint? Thinned ?
how or what made you do the pink before the yellow? what do i need to study to learn this to adapt to the colours i will be using ( deathguard ) am i correct in thinking its the opposites on the colour wheel ?
That's roughly the theory. Exact opposite would be purple (the shade colour) and would lead to shadows that are more neutral in tone. I went with a magenta which is a warmer hue and therefore gives warmer shadows.
RobPaintsModels i will check this out shortly thanks for speedy reply
RobPaintsModels how did you worl out that the pink under the yellow made the shadows. Am i correct with the same theory that red is the under for green? Thanks
At time index 3:25 did you skip? I am trying to figure out if I am supposed to recess shade the shoulder pads, I know I do the inside of the hands I can tell that was done during the skip
Figures Of Perfection recess shade everything yellow.
RobPaintsModels thank you Rob
Witchcraft
you say you "glaze on the yellow". Does that mean you mix the yellow with a glaze medium to thin it down?
+anthony adams it just has to be very thin. I actually use water not glaze medium.
My guy is coming out green while found from the wash to the flash gitz yellow "glaze". I made it thin and I'm layering. Do I just have to keep on going? I noticed you got yours rather quickly, 5 layers. Mine is at 5 at least and it's kinda yellow in the middle and green towards the edges.
Did you prime black first?
Sadly, he passed away about a year ago. 😔 But, yes, it is primed black (0:25)
are they brute or ard boys?
After adding the Lamenters yellow and applying the wash the brush started peeling off the paint on the model. Any suggestions??
You need to wait longer between those colours. The previous layer isn't fully dry if that's happening.
Cheers man. Love the vids btw :)
What size nozzle on the airbrush
Andrew Bell 0.4mm
Mine turned out super light yellow what’s a good way to help bring it back down??
The yellow glaze from gw is perfect for increasing the saturation when this happens.
RobPaintsModels he??
RobPaintsModels also what’s a good ratio to mix the none air paint like 1:1 or such?
Sorry autocorrect. GW. About 1:1 is right but it depends on the paint. The paler colours tend to need more.
Imma be real. I wish all of AoS had the snap-on stuff the underworlds models get.
Free oj
Haha I was so sorry I primed them grey ....yellow is a nightmare to paint on it have to several layers .. Should have used this primer or ushabti bone
Great technique btw your painting is really cool
And
Thank you very much but why using airbrush
I do not have one and cant get the same results that you achieved on your armour
I haf 900 orks
Good video but the music is horrible
9000 of orks flag bad moon