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Lizardmen were the army that got me into warhammer back in the 2000s, new models are great. Still have my fingers crossed for a Clan Jade Falcon/Smoke Jaguars tutorial soon-ish though.
I cannot believe the work that goes into a mode of this quality. My mind is blown! The books certainly don't go into this much detail. Its made me appreciate this level of painting a lot more.
These videos are always so good. Maybe it's just my learning style, but I always take so much away from Duncan's tutorials. I love how you're able to just see everything happen, super close up as he's explaining it.
This simple yet effective paint job is why I was so tempted to start a seraphon army! All of the new range is fantastic and the chance to work on scales, horns, and teeth was such a draw in. I may try and pick up that new box set eventually
He looks great! I'm still learning how to paint eyes and you make it look easy as heck, Dunc! I got some good color ideas from this video as a part of my ongoing quest to paint with brighter colors this year, so thank you for that.
Hey Duncan just wanted to let you know that your color range made it to Dresden in Germany. Just saw them in my little local gamestore! Ill give em a try :)
This is almost too perfect timing. Ive just started painting an old WHFB dragon this colour scheme (using Vallejo Game colour equivalents) so it's extremely handy! Great job as always!
Very nice colour scheme. I've set my heart on the alternative red colour scheme shown on the Aggradon Rider, I'm using a guide from the battletome for the red scales and peach flesh.
Have legit followed all steps as you said for the blue skin… mine looks nothing like your video. What you have and what you do is a skill! You make it look so easy and therapeutic but to do it… more practice required lol
Follow on question to this video… I play another tabletop that features Lizardmen… IN SPAAAACE!, and one of their units gets an energy shield that’s basically a hexagon made up of other smaller hexagons around a central emitter strapped to their wrist. I was wondering if you had a technique to paint the shield so it could look something like the Kig-Yar shields from the Halo games. I figured maybe a wet blend, but not sure if that’s the way to go. Help me Duncan Rhodes… you’re my only hope!
Huge fan of your content and have been for a long time. Thanks for sharing this video I recently got the launch box and was a little daunted about how to start them. Do you plan to do any more of the seraphon range?
I think you may have missed the Spine Caps. Other than that t looks incredible! im hoping to do a desert theme for mine, lots of dark browns, tans, and sandy tones.
This looks amazing but after starting my Lizarddudes with contrast I don't think I can go back they just pop with the almost florescent colours...still nice to see other styles presented though.
Hi! I'm thinking on starting an Adepta Sororitas army, and was wonderig how to best paint the Immolator (the stained glass tank). Could you maybe make a tutorial for that sometime in the future?
Hi Kacper. We have a full, indepth guide on painting the Immolator over at the Academy (www.duncanrhodes.com). It covers everything you need to know to paint the tanks from start to finish including the stained glass window.
Ok, I have no problem with Duncan using non GW paints, I mean why even would I but would it be possible when paint to suggest an alternative paint colour/range or even link to a conversion chart for that purpose?
It will thin it it but it will give a different result. You will be creating a Contrast type paint. Use Lahmian Medium as it's based off of a Wash medium.
I think the scales should be a shade darker than the skin if going for the iconic blue/teal color scheme, they look quite odd being exactly the same color, almost as if they've been forgotten about.
Agreed. We spoke at length about doing that but felt, in this instance, that we would do what the 'Eavy Metal team did for the codex and box. We figured there must be an updated reason that they did that 😊
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA that's really strange. Admittedly I don't have the battletome but the preview article photos at least show noticeably darker scales.
I feel your pain, I've been trying to figure out what colours have been used on the box with no success. This tutorial comes the closest, but the box art scales definitely have more of a blue tone to them, and the chest skin is much lighter. But also the EM team have clearly used very different techniques too, every scale is individually highlighted, the skin looks like it might be layered. Especially if you look at the Kroxigors. Not convinced there was much washing and drybrushing going on.
Eventually, once the Kickstarter has been sent out and it's available online. We will also have a conversion chart available so you can follow along using your Citadel Paints :-)
Duncan can you do an orange Lizardman? Seraphon are always the same couple of colors and I really need help with some orange lizardmen PLEEEEEEASE-UUUUUUH???!!
You can try some Gryph -Hound Orange over Wraithbone and then apply a darker Orange for the scales or even a Red. We've just released a tutorial over on the Academy website (www.duncanrhodes.com) where we paint one of the Seraphon Raptadons with a similar scheme... but the above advice should help you get started. Try it on one and see how you get on 😊
Good question and the answer is simply that we don't want any barriers for people to paint their miniatures. Getting set up with an airbrush is an expensive endeavor for most and that becomes a barrier for them. If you do have an airbrush then priming them or base coating them is a great way to get started quickly, especially when painting a unit or a horde army. 😊
I‘m currently introducing two friends of mine how to paint minis. One of them got a nearly complete army that was fully painted and only learns to paint a few capstone minis. He‘s very much into wetblending, true metallic metal and all that jazz. The other has at least one full army of grey plastic to paint, he is much more into contrast and slapchop etc. The latter got completely discouraged by painting tutorials, because the end result is, in his opinion, skyhigh out of his reach. While watching this video, I understood what he meant. You reached a point about two thirds through, that would have been obtainable using contrast paint, some drybrushing and a wash or two. But then you start layering on top of washed surfaces and edge highlighting incredibly fine and consistent lines. How about announcing that a miniature is basically done and the following steps are just nice to have bonus eye candy? You could get real crazy to show people a glimpse into the rabbit hole, without making them seem like toddlers with crayons 😂 Also, I have 0 interest in AoS or Skinks, but I always learn something new in your videos. Thank you for sharing!
We reckon if you play around a bit, they sure could! We had that very conversation whilst filming this. In fact, Rog said that very thing! They do have an OldWorld feel to them which is great. We can't wait for all the range to come out.
I've never been fond of blue lizardmen. If it works for you, that's great, but it doesn't work for me. Mine are all countershaded green and yellow; a more common reptilian color scheme. (Yes, I have no doubt there are some lizards that are blue. Most common lizards are countershaded brown and yellow, or green and yellow, or outright camouflaged.)
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We hope you enjoyed this tutorial. The Seraphon/ Lizardmen are extremely fun to paint and we reckon there will be some amazing-looking armies gracing your local hobby stores/ gaming clubs in the near future. If you haven't already, please Subscribe to the channel, we are almost at 300K Subs 🎉🎉🎉 Also, please leave a Like and a Comment for the RUclips algorithm Gods! They require a sacrifice of a click to ease their growing appetite. Click for the Click Gods!!! Cheers everyone and have an amazing weekend 😊😊
Duncan applies his first base coat and already looks better than my finished minis lol
Lol thin those paints bro! Also get an airbrush 🎉
Very cool to see all the different techniques for lizard skin and scales. Thank you!
Lizardmen were the army that got me into warhammer back in the 2000s, new models are great. Still have my fingers crossed for a Clan Jade Falcon/Smoke Jaguars tutorial soon-ish though.
I cannot believe the work that goes into a mode of this quality. My mind is blown! The books certainly don't go into this much detail. Its made me appreciate this level of painting a lot more.
These videos are always so good. Maybe it's just my learning style, but I always take so much away from Duncan's tutorials. I love how you're able to just see everything happen, super close up as he's explaining it.
Thank you. We are glad it helps :-)
This simple yet effective paint job is why I was so tempted to start a seraphon army! All of the new range is fantastic and the chance to work on scales, horns, and teeth was such a draw in. I may try and pick up that new box set eventually
We don't deserve you Duncan
You the best
He looks great! I'm still learning how to paint eyes and you make it look easy as heck, Dunc! I got some good color ideas from this video as a part of my ongoing quest to paint with brighter colors this year, so thank you for that.
Awesome :-)
MAN did it take them forever to update Lizardmen. Great model anyways and paint job as always!
Sure did! And judging by the models in the codex that haven't yet been released, we're in for a treat!
Now if only they'd update Skaven.
Hey Duncan just wanted to let you know that your color range made it to Dresden in Germany. Just saw them in my little local gamestore! Ill give em a try :)
Oh wow! That's fantastic. Can I suggest giving Doom Death Black, Trooper White, Skulker YellowSir Coates Silver, Dragon's Gold and maybe Battle Mud Wash a go?
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA Alright. Alright. Alright. Will do :)
Love to see a version of this for painting the models the more realistic green/brown that, I think, GW showed for the Kroxigors.
Duncan finding any excuse to wear the Face Camo. 😂
Hell yeah!
Duncan you are inspiration to paint my Primaris Ultramarines (WH40k), and Seraphon (AoS). Thank you for videos ❤💪
Hello! Fantastic paint job! Any chance of a Raptadon tutorial? The fading from red/orange into white on that raptors back looks intimidating to do 😂
This is almost too perfect timing. Ive just started painting an old WHFB dragon this colour scheme (using Vallejo Game colour equivalents) so it's extremely handy!
Great job as always!
Thanks. A dragon in this scheme would look pretty darn cool 👍
Fantastic tut as always!
Great paint job! The stomach and abbs of the saurus look really well highlighted!!
Thanks. And best of all, it's really easy to achieve :-)
I love the blue and green warrior.
Can't wait for your paints to get to Florida
My favorite blue color scheme.
Would be awesome to see you do a Bretonnian knight in anticipation for The Old World coming out : )
Nice video tutorial for the Lizardmen!
Really perfect timing for this video, i just bought me the seraphon box wich came out recently :D
Not quite finished the video but had to comment that Glistening Gums is a fantastic name for a paint color 😊
Thanks lol, we had some fun with the names 😂
Awesome as always mate. Thank you for the tutorial videos
Yay! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment 😊
Excellent vidéo, thanks for this!
Very nice colour scheme.
I've set my heart on the alternative red colour scheme shown on the Aggradon Rider, I'm using a guide from the battletome for the red scales and peach flesh.
Very nice indeed 👍
@Duncan Rhodes Painting Academy thank you. My test model turned out great, time to paint the models in the box.
This'll help my blood bowl painting!
Awesome!
I’ve been painting my figurines, different colors like a dark blue and light blue color
Have legit followed all steps as you said for the blue skin… mine looks nothing like your video. What you have and what you do is a skill! You make it look so easy and therapeutic but to do it… more practice required lol
Hello. Yes, it is all about a little practice but you'll get there quicker than you think 😊
I love coelia green shade!
It's a great colour and really useful too
Mix it with akhelian blue and some medium and you have a fantastic colour for alpha legion marines
Follow on question to this video… I play another tabletop that features Lizardmen… IN SPAAAACE!, and one of their units gets an energy shield that’s basically a hexagon made up of other smaller hexagons around a central emitter strapped to their wrist. I was wondering if you had a technique to paint the shield so it could look something like the Kig-Yar shields from the Halo games. I figured maybe a wet blend, but not sure if that’s the way to go.
Help me Duncan Rhodes… you’re my only hope!
Really wish the Color Forge was available in the US. I use Corax White and they're the only equivalent I know of that isn't terrible.
I am looking to start an army of scaly lads. Any hints on how to make a red / orange scheme?
Gryph-charger Orange all over Wraithbone, then paint the scales a darker red for contrast. That should help you get started 😊
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA you truly are a merciful God. Thank you
Cool as always. 👍
Thanks
Huge fan of your content and have been for a long time. Thanks for sharing this video I recently got the launch box and was a little daunted about how to start them. Do you plan to do any more of the seraphon range?
Love this video 👌🏼 I’m also an academy member and was wondering how you would paint a chameleon skinks skin and scales ?
Woukd be lovely to see other colour schemes than the standard blue - like in 5th ed.
Lovely irony of having Army Painter as the advert at the beginning of your video !!😂😂
Bwahahahaha....😂 Nice! In all seriousness though, we know them pretty well, Adam and Bo are a great bunch of guys and passionate about the hobby 👍
Awesome video dude! Can you please do some videos on how to fix mistakes and recover paint jobs? I'd really like to see how you tackle that
We did one....
ruclips.net/video/HHgUoSHhO-M/видео.html
It's our pleasure :-)
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I think you may have missed the Spine Caps. Other than that t looks incredible! im hoping to do a desert theme for mine, lots of dark browns, tans, and sandy tones.
This looks amazing but after starting my Lizarddudes with contrast I don't think I can go back they just pop with the almost florescent colours...still nice to see other styles presented though.
Awesome! They are fun to paint.
hi duncan! love the video. do you have any more seraphon stuff on your website?
We sure do.
Hi! I'm thinking on starting an Adepta Sororitas army, and was wonderig how to best paint the Immolator (the stained glass tank). Could you maybe make a tutorial for that sometime in the future?
Hi Kacper. We have a full, indepth guide on painting the Immolator over at the Academy (www.duncanrhodes.com). It covers everything you need to know to paint the tanks from start to finish including the stained glass window.
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA That's awesome! I will definitely check it out! Thanks!
Nice one! 🙏
Can u paint the current thousand sons like u did the adeptus custodes and use the blood angels red contrast paint for the blue bits of armor
Thank you , DRPA .
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Thank you 🐺🐺🐺
Is it possible to use a sort of red instead of the blue and do it more or less the same way?
Ok, I have no problem with Duncan using non GW paints, I mean why even would I but would it be possible when paint to suggest an alternative paint colour/range or even link to a conversion chart for that purpose?
There is a link in the description for that very reason 😊
You know I really love the blue, but I feel the skin under the scales is to blue. Big fan on the contrast between the pale underbelly and blue scales
Could you add a wraithbone dry brush to lighten then underbelly on top of the blues?
Whilst painting these I wonder if Duncan had the theme song from Jurassic Park in head 🤔😂
Hey Duncan, will contrast medium thin shades and washes just as well, it will it generate a different result?
It will thin it it but it will give a different result. You will be creating a Contrast type paint. Use Lahmian Medium as it's based off of a Wash medium.
I think the scales should be a shade darker than the skin if going for the iconic blue/teal color scheme, they look quite odd being exactly the same color, almost as if they've been forgotten about.
Agreed. We spoke at length about doing that but felt, in this instance, that we would do what the 'Eavy Metal team did for the codex and box. We figured there must be an updated reason that they did that 😊
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA that's really strange. Admittedly I don't have the battletome but the preview article photos at least show noticeably darker scales.
I feel your pain, I've been trying to figure out what colours have been used on the box with no success. This tutorial comes the closest, but the box art scales definitely have more of a blue tone to them, and the chest skin is much lighter.
But also the EM team have clearly used very different techniques too, every scale is individually highlighted, the skin looks like it might be layered. Especially if you look at the Kroxigors. Not convinced there was much washing and drybrushing going on.
Are any Wave 2 TTC paints going to replace the citadel ones in this youtube?
Eventually, once the Kickstarter has been sent out and it's available online. We will also have a conversion chart available so you can follow along using your Citadel Paints :-)
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Duncan can you do an orange Lizardman? Seraphon are always the same couple of colors and I really need help with some orange lizardmen PLEEEEEEASE-UUUUUUH???!!
You can try some Gryph -Hound Orange over Wraithbone and then apply a darker Orange for the scales or even a Red. We've just released a tutorial over on the Academy website (www.duncanrhodes.com) where we paint one of the Seraphon Raptadons with a similar scheme... but the above advice should help you get started. Try it on one and see how you get on 😊
Welcome to the Seraphon Park
Commenting to help the video/channel and asking again for a Necron Hierotek Circle Kill Team painting tutorial please and thank you
I wanna start Seraphon C8
I was really hoping you'd paint this guy while dressed up in a dinosaur suit
Next time! 😊
They don't have dark blue scales anymore?
No, it appears 'Eavy Metal changed the scheme. But of course, you can always paint them with the darker blue scales 😊
I was waiting for this video for a year. Thanks, man. Make more videos with Seraphon and I ask you to marry me 💙
Duncan n. 1
I wanna see what’s happening behind the scenes cause I followed every step and nothing comes up this crisp..
Why no airbrush? At least for the base coat
Good question and the answer is simply that we don't want any barriers for people to paint their miniatures. Getting set up with an airbrush is an expensive endeavor for most and that becomes a barrier for them. If you do have an airbrush then priming them or base coating them is a great way to get started quickly, especially when painting a unit or a horde army. 😊
Bok Bok!
I‘m currently introducing two friends of mine how to paint minis. One of them got a nearly complete army that was fully painted and only learns to paint a few capstone minis. He‘s very much into wetblending, true metallic metal and all that jazz.
The other has at least one full army of grey plastic to paint, he is much more into contrast and slapchop etc. The latter got completely discouraged by painting tutorials, because the end result is, in his opinion, skyhigh out of his reach.
While watching this video, I understood what he meant.
You reached a point about two thirds through, that would have been obtainable using contrast paint, some drybrushing and a wash or two. But then you start layering on top of washed surfaces and edge highlighting incredibly fine and consistent lines. How about announcing that a miniature is basically done and the following steps are just nice to have bonus eye candy? You could get real crazy to show people a glimpse into the rabbit hole, without making them seem like toddlers with crayons 😂
Also, I have 0 interest in AoS or Skinks, but I always learn something new in your videos. Thank you for sharing!
Why…is…he using Citadel paints? lol *mind melting* You have your own paint line lol
素晴らしい
Just a comment for the algorithm.
I mean the emperor.
Just a comment for the emperor.
The real question, how do they rank up? Lol
We reckon if you play around a bit, they sure could! We had that very conversation whilst filming this. In fact, Rog said that very thing! They do have an OldWorld feel to them which is great. We can't wait for all the range to come out.
Especially when we know stuff like the bretonnian met at arms are going to 25mm it makes me think these guys bases will be bigger too
If it bleeds we can make it into boots.
I've never been fond of blue lizardmen. If it works for you, that's great, but it doesn't work for me.
Mine are all countershaded green and yellow; a more common reptilian color scheme.
(Yes, I have no doubt there are some lizards that are blue. Most common lizards are countershaded brown and yellow, or green and yellow, or outright camouflaged.)
Your colour scheme sounds great! The awesome thing about Lizardmen is that they allow your creativity to shine.
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA If you ever revisit the lizardmen, I'd love to see your take on a green and yellow countershading.
Jesus, buy an airbrush bro.
ayy was hoping for this!
Yay! Glad we could help