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Painting a converted Freeguild Marshal with freehand for Cities of Sigmar Hammerhal Aqsha faction
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- Опубликовано: 20 фев 2024
- Hey there! In this video, we'll paint the converted Freeguild Marshal in the colors of Hammerhal Aqsha. We'll also talk about the importance of paint consistency and create a basic freehand design.
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Beneath the scorching sun of Aqshy, the Realm of Fire, stands the stalwart Freeguild Marshal Eldric Rediron, his gaze fixed upon the smoldering horizon. Clad in the resplendent colors of Hammerhal Aqsha, his armor gleams with the fierce determination of its wearer. The city behind him, a beacon of Sigmar's light amidst the ash and flame, bustles with life and the unyielding will to survive.
The lands surrounding Hammerhal Aqsha are harsh and unforgiving, a testament to the relentless war against Chaos that rages across the Mortal Realms. The air is thick with the stench of sulfur and the echoes of battle, a constant reminder of the threat that looms ever near. Yet, under Marshal Rediron's command, the Freeguilds stand ready, a bulwark against the darkness.
Today, word has reached the Marshal of a new threat-a horde of Chaos worshippers, emboldened by the promise of ruin, marches towards Hammerhal Aqsha. Their path of destruction is marked by desecrated shrines and the broken bodies of those who stood in their way. But Eldric knows fear has no place within the walls of Hammerhal or the hearts of its defenders.
Before the battle, the Alchemite Warforger, a master of arcane metallurgy and mystical engineering, approaches Marshal Rediron. With ancient incantations and the harnessing of Aqshy's fiery essence, the Warforger casts blazing enchantments upon Eldric's greatsword. The blade ignites with a fierce, unquenchable flame, its light reflecting in the Marshal's determined eyes. Now armed with a weapon that burns as fiercely as his spirit, Eldric is a beacon of hope and fury on the battlefield.
Gathering his lieutenants, Eldric outlines his strategy with unwavering confidence. His voice, firm and authoritative, cuts through the tension like a blade. The Freeguilds, a mighty force composed of humans, Duardin, and Aelves, will meet their foes head-on, utilizing the very landscape that has tried to break them to their advantage. The arid plains and volcanic fissures will become a deathtrap for the unwary invaders.
As the sun begins its descent, painting the sky in hues of fire and blood, the Freeguilds march forth. The Marshal leads the charge, his blazing sword held high, cutting through the darkness with its divine light. The battle that follows is fierce and unforgiving, a whirlwind of steel, sorcery, and flame. Eldric fights with the strength of ten men, his fiery blade a blur as it cleaves through Chaos armor and flesh alike.
When the dust settles, and the last of the Chaos worshippers lies defeated, the Marshal sheathes his sword, its flame extinguishing as if sensing the battle's end. His gaze once more drawn to the horizon, Eldric knows this victory is but a moment of respite in the unending war against Chaos. Yet, as long as the banners of Hammerhal Aqsha fly high, and its people stand united, there is hope.
Hope, that beacon in the darkness, fuels Marshal Eldric Rediron and his Freeguild Steelhelms to fight another day. For Hammerhal Aqsha, and for the glory of Sigmar.
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0:00 Intro
0:37 Base coat painting
4:46 Paint flow and consistency
9:01 Simple freehand design
10:28 Layering to shade and highlight the cape
13:48 Applying decals on the cape
14:43 Shading
15:30 Dry brushing, layering and detailing the back of the shield
17:23 Painting the front of the shield
19:02 Applying decals on the shield
20:02 Adding details and weathering effects
20:50 NMM on the shield
21:35 Painting gems on the shield
22:52 Some more weathering effects and sealing the shield
23:23 Detailing the face
23:59 Highlighting the clothes, gloves and boots.
24:38 Adding weathering effect on the cape and clothes
24:56 NMM the armor (metal parts)
26:34 NMM the gold
28:14 Painting the gems on the sword helmet and twin tailed comet pin
29:10 Painting the blazing sword
31:21 Final highlights on the cape
31:42 Painting the base
32:50 Adding the final touch
33:35 Gluing the shield to the model
34:14 Adding dry grass tuft on the base
34:35 Slideshow
Also that shield is unbelievable. The texture you get in the red is awesome and it’s so well weathered. Really really lovely paint job.
Thank you so much! Glad you liked the effect on the shield. Achieving that texture and weathered look took some time, and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the kind words, it means a lot to me.
The gold and metal's not my cup of tea, but the rest is absolutely stunning. Love the conversion, too.
Hey there! Thanks a lot for taking the time to leave your thoughts! I totally get that non-metallic gold and metal might not be everyone's vibe, and yeah, I can see how it might come off a bit cartoonish on my model. Your feedback means a lot, though. Really appreciate you checking out the video and sharing your thoughts!
@@metalchaosstudio Thanks for the kind words despite my nitpicking. Of course it's always easier to critique than to create and I for one can't even paint NMM, so there's that. But I'm absolutely blown away by the vibrancy of the colors and amazing textures and color nuances you achieved on this model. The cloak, leather, cloth and shield look absolutely out of this world!
@@cablesalad3168 I truly appreciate your thoughtful response. It's important to acknowledge that everyone has the right to express their opinions, even when it involves critique. Handling critique can be tough, but it's a necessary part of the creative process. Expressing opinions while remaining objective can as well be challenging, and it's our tolerance and respect for each other that help us navigate these moments.
I'm glad to read you enjoyed the cloak and other parts of the model. The cloak is my favorite part of the model, achieving that smooth result through layers of paint took some time. 🙂 The final outcome was truly rewarding. Thanks again for taking the time to share your thoughts and for acknowledging the effort behind the work. Keep those critiques coming, they only help us grow!
Super conversion !
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the conversion. Working on this Freeguild Marsh model was particularly fun, especially when the conversion was complete and I realized the pose coincided with the illustration of the Rulebook. I appreciate your positive feedback!
Holy shit thank you so much for taking the time to do this. I made a comment on a previous video asking for this exact information. I’ve yet to run into a video that goes in depth on thinning your paints correctly. Or even watching the full process of multiple thin coats without the usual RUclips magic.
Thank you so much that was so informative.
Thank you for your thoughtful comments @MrNeelneel ! I'm happy to hear that the information on paint consistency was helpful for you. It means a lot that you took the time to share your feedback and that the video addressed what you were looking for. If you have any more questions or if there's anything specific you'd like to see in future videos, feel free to let me know. Happy painting, and thanks again for your support!
Good TT standard.
Thank you, glad you like it!
Amazing paint job!
Tiens , il n'y a pas de sous-titre ?
@denisgdl, C'est étrange, je ne sais pas pourquoi. Habituellement, il est généré automatiquement en anglais. Y avait-il aussi des sous-titres français ?
@@metalchaosstudio Oui , on peut traduire les sous-titres dans la langue de son choix .
Ce n'est pas grave pour cette vidéo , elle est suffisamment explicite .
Merci beaucoup pour le suivi @@denisgdl. Je ne sais pas pourquoi les sous-titres ne se sont pas générés automatiquement. Je les ai ajouté manuellement, tout devrait fonctionner maintenant. 🙂
@@metalchaosstudio Oui , en effet , merci !
Super!
Nice paint on the mini, but you are just wasting your time with the "wet palette" because it's just not one. Just use a small white tile
Thank you @Bunyip_Studios it's appreciated. I will definitely try a tile thanks for the advice.