Just getting into this (just got Indomitus earlier this year). Absolutely love the tutorials, and look forward to any future videos you put out. Would LOVE your take on Imperial Fists, and even some vehicles (cough, cough, Cadian) :)
Cheers Kenny, very much appreciated! :) Plenty more videos to come, and funnily enough, have an Intercessor undercoated yellow on a painting handle at the moment. :)
I'm not sure if this is heracy but I am a little .... daunted... by how easy you make this look. Amazing video and paint Sir. Thanks again for telling me to wait on that armor till this shade came out. makes a huge difference in my paint scheme.
I love the style of this video - really helped a ton. Definitely missing a ton of these paints though :/ It’d be awesome to see similar tutorials for the rest of the SM indomitus models!!!
Cheers Leslie, very much appreciated. :-) A lot of the paints you can switch out for another similar one pretty easily so don't worry if you don't have the exact paint. Especially the Black and the White, they'll be fine from any range I reckon. :-). There's more Indomitus on the way! :-)
That paint job looks stunning!! Nice to see it was all brush painted as well! Airbrushes are ok, but theres something u get with a brush that the airbrush cant do. Very nice job!
Cheers Prezzer, very much appreciated. :) I've tried airbrushing but wasn't a fan. I've seen people do amazing things with them, but prefer the brush myself! :)
Love this. I have painted my Indom Chaplain to your tutorial and love him. Only I am doing Imperial Fists and would love to see your take on the Yellow armour
Cheers Robert, very much appreciated. :) I’m working on an Imperial Fist at the mo, should be up in a week or so, but I’ve done some Lamenters on here in case that yellow is any good for you? :)
Another fantastic vid! Just ordered one from the 'bay - such a brilliant sculpt, and beautifully painted. Can I ask what you used to prime it? Seems a little glossy for citadel chaos Black, but an improvement imo.
Cheers Mikkki, very much appreciated! :) I tend to use Halfords Matt Black Primer. It’s cheap and comes in a big can, so you get plenty to use. :) It’s such a nice miniature, they’ve released some amazing ones recently! :)
VERY nice work. I just grabbed the indomitus chaplain, captain and ancient with standard as usual GW's has released even more cool figures. Remember 2nd plastic marines and orks?? Hahahaha. Enjoy the weekend
@@BrushandBoltgun yeah! Some people have been releasing a retro 'eavy Metal paint jobs! Like the goblin green bases& vibrant primary colors. If you do, I think it would make a popular choice
Cheers Jono, very much appreciated! :-) Hah! There's so many great chapters out there, it was a toss up until the week before Indomitus landed. I was flitting between about 6 different ones! haha
Really sweet paint job, (as You know I saw it on instagram)... Making me wonder about indomitus for christmas.. I watched this vid whilst painting yet more squiggies lol
Haha, cheers Spacetoy, very much appreciated! :) How many more squigs to go? I want to get onto the Underworlds Goblins and the gobbapalooza painted up, I've had them undercoated for about a year... haha! :)
Definitely, looking forward to getting onto it, the miniatures are superb! :) That’s a fair bit still on the painting desk :) I need to get some more nighthaunt and stormcast done. They’re too good to leave unpainted :)
I take it the color is set up for blood angles. Would you recommend the same shade of gloves for Ultramarines? I really like how the word bearer darkens up and contrasts nicely with the brown while not being garish. I just afraid the Blue pauldron will not work with it.
Hey Michael, thanks for watching! :) Yeah, I’ve done him as a Knights of the Chalice marine, which are the same red as Blood Angels. To be honest I think it should work with the Ultramarines too. If not you could try some Grey (maybe Eschin or Mechanicus Standard) and was them with Drakenhof Nightshade (shade) or Ultramarine Blue (contrast). That would give them a blue tint. My brain’s saying baneblade brown with Ultramarine contrast over, but not too sure how that would look… may have a play around later :)
what you do is awesome...on the coat...but you should try doing what you do while the paints are wet ...to remove the effect that there is a layer just patched overtop the previous one...i believe the end effect would be smoother and cleaner...but it does takes time to make it...and i totally understand if you are not doing it to save time
Cheers Thanasis, very much appreciated! :) It’s all to do with time and the overall effect. I want to keep the tutorials easy enough for everyone to do without wet blending (I’ve done a bit on the nighthaunt but there’s no other real way to do then) if possible. I think if I wet blended there’d be maybe one video a fortnight rather than two full ones and two short ones. :) Now if I painted full time I could probably do both! Haha :)
Cheers Yi li, pretty much. The colours would be the same with just a different icon on the shoulder pad. There’s a separate video for the Blood Angels icon in the Adeptus Astartes Iconography playlist if you want to try freehanding it? :)
Cheers La Biblioteca, very much appreciated! :-). I will be painting up the Necrons! Currently working on one of the three-legged fellas whose name escapes me! :-) Have you started on yours yet?
@@BrushandBoltgun Excellent! I will love to see how you paint it! Summer in the south of Spain (Andalucía) is very hard and it is difficult to paint! Temperatures of 40 degrees ... However, before Indomitus, I have to finish several miniatures ...
Oof! 40 degrees? That'd dry out a wet palette in no time too, it's only been in the 20's a bit here recently and that's a pain! What's on the paint table at the moment? :)
@@BrushandBoltgun Spain is hell! Last summer, I was in the North of England and the temperature was most pleasant, and I even felt cold! I am currently painting: A Chaplain, a Lord of Blights (following your fantastic video), a plague marine and Aldrik Voldus! Let's see when I finish them ...
Ah yeah, we have some nice varied weather in the North (though Liverpool isn't as north as a lot of places!). It varies wildly, we had four days where the temp was 18, 26, 31, 18. You never know what you're going to get, though defo not 40! haha! Look forward to seeing them painted up man! :-D
Wasn't that impressed by this model from the pictures but when I finally got it in my hands it became one of my favorites in the set
Hey Darth, thanks for watching! :) I was the same, looked decent but in the flesh it's so much better! :)
Ok, model assembled now time to copy u. Great work ty for the video.
Cheers Sovago, very much appreciated! :) Let me know how you get on! :)
Spot on tutorial, definitely be using this as I’ve just assembled all my marines today, cheers
Cheers Jon, very much appreciated! :-) It's an awesome collection of miniatures! :)
10/10 great camera work, explanation and technique. Thank you.
Cheers Maxwell, very much appreciated! :)
Just getting into this (just got Indomitus earlier this year). Absolutely love the tutorials, and look forward to any future videos you put out. Would LOVE your take on Imperial Fists, and even some vehicles (cough, cough, Cadian) :)
Cheers Kenny, very much appreciated! :) Plenty more videos to come, and funnily enough, have an Intercessor undercoated yellow on a painting handle at the moment. :)
Thank you.
This video makes me wanna do this exactly like you explain it.
Cheers Pedro, very much appreciated! :) I’m glad you like it! 🙌☺️☺️
This is an outstanding paint job, well played sir. Well played.
Cheers Owen, very much appreciated! :-)
Great job Rob,thanks
Cheers Manorman01, very much appreciated! :)
Beautiful work mate, very inspirational to me to keep improving.
Cheers David, very much appreciated! :)
I'm not sure if this is heracy but I am a little .... daunted... by how easy you make this look. Amazing video and paint Sir. Thanks again for telling me to wait on that armor till this shade came out. makes a huge difference in my paint scheme.
Cheers Colin, very much appreciated! :-) Ah, the shade is something else isn't it? REALLY impressed with the effect it gives. :-)
I love the style of this video - really helped a ton. Definitely missing a ton of these paints though :/ It’d be awesome to see similar tutorials for the rest of the SM indomitus models!!!
Cheers Leslie, very much appreciated. :-) A lot of the paints you can switch out for another similar one pretty easily so don't worry if you don't have the exact paint. Especially the Black and the White, they'll be fine from any range I reckon. :-). There's more Indomitus on the way! :-)
Great job
Cheers Isamu64, very much appreciated. :)
That paint job looks stunning!!
Nice to see it was all brush painted as well!
Airbrushes are ok, but theres something u get with a brush that the airbrush cant do.
Very nice job!
Cheers Prezzer, very much appreciated. :)
I've tried airbrushing but wasn't a fan. I've seen people do amazing things with them, but prefer the brush myself! :)
No one paints a mini using an airbrush, it is simply a tool used for base and blend.
Love this. I have painted my Indom Chaplain to your tutorial and love him. Only I am doing Imperial Fists and would love to see your take on the Yellow armour
Cheers Robert, very much appreciated. :) I’m working on an Imperial Fist at the mo, should be up in a week or so, but I’ve done some Lamenters on here in case that yellow is any good for you? :)
Nice tutorial thank you
Cheers BJ, very much appreciated! :-)
Another fantastic vid! Just ordered one from the 'bay - such a brilliant sculpt, and beautifully painted. Can I ask what you used to prime it? Seems a little glossy for citadel chaos Black, but an improvement imo.
Cheers Mikkki, very much appreciated! :) I tend to use Halfords Matt Black Primer. It’s cheap and comes in a big can, so you get plenty to use. :) It’s such a nice miniature, they’ve released some amazing ones recently! :)
VERY nice work. I just grabbed the indomitus chaplain, captain and ancient with standard as usual GW's has released even more cool figures. Remember 2nd plastic marines and orks?? Hahahaha. Enjoy the weekend
Man! I think I might have a 2nd ed somewhere! Might have to get it out and give it the 2020 paint treatment! Haha
@@BrushandBoltgun yeah! Some people have been releasing a retro 'eavy Metal paint jobs! Like the goblin green bases& vibrant primary colors. If you do, I think it would make a popular choice
Ah, Goblin Green bases. My old Orlock gang had them! haha. Will have to get searching for it. :)
Loved the video, very nice work. I've done mine as Angel sanguine,
Cheers Jono, very much appreciated! :-) Hah! There's so many great chapters out there, it was a toss up until the week before Indomitus landed. I was flitting between about 6 different ones! haha
Really sweet paint job, (as You know I saw it on instagram)... Making me wonder about indomitus for christmas.. I watched this vid whilst painting yet more squiggies lol
Haha, cheers Spacetoy, very much appreciated! :) How many more squigs to go? I want to get onto the Underworlds Goblins and the gobbapalooza painted up, I've had them undercoated for about a year... haha! :)
Oh crikey, defo three more squigs, a few more zarbag guys and silly numbers of stormcast. Reckon you will enjoy painting the gobapolooza
Definitely, looking forward to getting onto it, the miniatures are superb! :) That’s a fair bit still on the painting desk :) I need to get some more nighthaunt and stormcast done. They’re too good to leave unpainted :)
Cracking paint job, be safe stay safe
Cheers Mark, very much appreciated! :) You too man, keep yourself safe and well. :)
I take it the color is set up for blood angles. Would you recommend the same shade of gloves for Ultramarines? I really like how the word bearer darkens up and contrasts nicely with the brown while not being garish. I just afraid the Blue pauldron will not work with it.
Hey Michael, thanks for watching! :) Yeah, I’ve done him as a Knights of the Chalice marine, which are the same red as Blood Angels. To be honest I think it should work with the Ultramarines too. If not you could try some Grey (maybe Eschin or Mechanicus Standard) and was them with Drakenhof Nightshade (shade) or Ultramarine Blue (contrast). That would give them a blue tint. My brain’s saying baneblade brown with Ultramarine contrast over, but not too sure how that would look… may have a play around later :)
@@BrushandBoltgun Thanks, I think I will try it out with Mechanicus and Drakenhof. Just waiting for GW to ship my pains lol.
Always seems to be ages waiting for paints, even when it's only a couple of days! haha :)
what you do is awesome...on the coat...but you should try doing what you do while the paints are wet ...to remove the effect that there is a layer just patched overtop the previous one...i believe the end effect would be smoother and cleaner...but it does takes time to make it...and i totally understand if you are not doing it to save time
Cheers Thanasis, very much appreciated! :) It’s all to do with time and the overall effect. I want to keep the tutorials easy enough for everyone to do without wet blending (I’ve done a bit on the nighthaunt but there’s no other real way to do then) if possible. I think if I wet blended there’d be maybe one video a fortnight rather than two full ones and two short ones. :) Now if I painted full time I could probably do both! Haha :)
Great work! Thanks for sharing!
By the way I wanna ask is this the Blood Angels style of painting?
Cheers Yi li, pretty much. The colours would be the same with just a different icon on the shoulder pad. There’s a separate video for the Blood Angels icon in the Adeptus Astartes Iconography playlist if you want to try freehanding it? :)
Great as always Rob!
Cheers Solaaris, very much appreciated! :-)
Great job, as always, Rob! The Indomitus miniatures are amazing! Will you paint the necrons on your channel? Regards my friend!
Cheers La Biblioteca, very much appreciated! :-). I will be painting up the Necrons! Currently working on one of the three-legged fellas whose name escapes me! :-) Have you started on yours yet?
@@BrushandBoltgun Excellent! I will love to see how you paint it! Summer in the south of Spain (Andalucía) is very hard and it is difficult to paint! Temperatures of 40 degrees ... However, before Indomitus, I have to finish several miniatures ...
Oof! 40 degrees? That'd dry out a wet palette in no time too, it's only been in the 20's a bit here recently and that's a pain! What's on the paint table at the moment? :)
@@BrushandBoltgun Spain is hell! Last summer, I was in the North of England and the temperature was most pleasant, and I even felt cold! I am currently painting: A Chaplain, a Lord of Blights (following your fantastic video), a plague marine and Aldrik Voldus! Let's see when I finish them ...
Ah yeah, we have some nice varied weather in the North (though Liverpool isn't as north as a lot of places!). It varies wildly, we had four days where the temp was 18, 26, 31, 18. You never know what you're going to get, though defo not 40! haha! Look forward to seeing them painted up man! :-D
Gracias, estaba algo perdido sobre como pintar a un judiciar
This guy is a chaplain in training? He looks more BA than the qualified dudes 🤘🏻
Such a wicked miniature isn't it? Love the Judiciar mini! :)
Is there easy way look salamanders colors?
Hey there Jape, I've not painted Salamanders yet, but there's an under/basecoated intercessor with Salamanders written all over him :-)
What color did you paint the grip on the hilt, you ninja edited it in at 6:35.
I am guessing Mephiston Red since you shaded it with Druchii Violet
Hey Michael, yeah, Mephiston Red or Khorne Red will be fine for it :)
My rakarth flesh has a pinkish/brownish tone to it , yours is almost white
Hey Papasiak, thanks for watching! :) It’s a darker than white and has a brownish tint to it, but the light may wash it out a little in the video :)
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Cheers ONEROME! :-)
I've been waiting on a bottle of german grey for like 3 months now, lol.
No way! Is Citadel Eschin Grey dark enough? Will order a pot and see how it looks. Looks darker than Mechanicus so may do the trick! :)
@@BrushandBoltgun I'm using Eshin on my black templar models, it comes out really similar to what you've done here :) Maybe even a bit more subtle
Sweet, cheers Mintyhobo! I've got to a pot on order to have a look. The Citadel range has expanded a fair bit since I started painting! haha :)