PAINTING SALAMANDERS TUTORIAL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ค. 2023
- Welcome to this Space Marine Tank Tutorial for Warhammer The Horus Heresy.
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That green is jaw dropping!
I would to see how you painted that 'vulcan' model. It looks amazing! The tanks are amazing too.
Great tutorial and run through! Final tanks look incredible.
Great result. These videos are really helpful!
Absolutely fantastic tutorial and video. Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing Rob, its always enjoyable to learn from your methods
Great work as always man
great video ! I really enjoy Yours Salamanders sheme !
Hi Rob loving the channel. Can you explain the thought process behind the highlighting from the bottom? I just want to understand the theory behind it to apply on other models !
Hey where did you get the stencil from and Is there any way you could do a tutorial on how to do infantry?
Using these exact colors, but no airbrush, the color does not come out anywhere near this. Any tips to help? What am I doing wrong? Should I drybrush?
Great video ! Unfortunately I can't use airbrush because of respiratory allergy to paint, and classics brush method/drybrush don't give satisfaying results on those big flat surfaces... or at least i'm not good enought to make them works xD any tips/tuto for non airbrush painters on that kind of model ? Love your channel !
This looks great. Any thought in how you’d transfer this scheme to an infantry or dreadnought model? Thinking especially of how the highlights from the bottom works in infantry and walkers. Thanks!
Best to have a look at my Instagram page. Done tons of salamanders recently on there.
I love this but attempting the airbrushing myself the bit I can’t wrap my head around is the top panel of the tank. Do I think about it as the 50% and 20% is from the outside in?
In my opinion, this is not "Grimdark", the green is way to saturated. It's an usal GW painted and weathered model. BUT anyway, it looks good 👌
I would go for a Russian Green (AK 11159) (A.MIG-019), fade it and add some rust effects on few panels, using Liquid Pigments LP02 set Rust Wizard by Life Color.
Kind Regards and Happy Painting :)
Just for you I've changed the title and thumbnail.
@@medheadful now I feel bad 😅 you didn't have to do it. I hope you don't take this comment for bad.
I just hope it was some helpful feedback.
Kind regards :)