Painting Non Metallic Necrons | Warhammer 40k | Skorpekh Lord
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- My Indomitus Skoprpekh Lord has been sitting assembled and primed since the release of 9th edition, but seeing the new Necron combat patrol box reminded me that I still have him and a whole army of Necrons unpainted. Not exactly a big dent in my backlog, but every little bit counts :D
Since he is all metal I thought I will do a little exercise in bronze and steel non metallic metal and add a strong green glow effect from his weapons on the whole miniature.
First I painted a sketch for all the NNM with AK interactive colors and later I switched to the airbrush to smooth everything out, add more tones to the armor and to create the glow effect. Finally I finished with the brush, fixing some mistakes and adding details and edge highlights to the OSL.
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Hey all! I hope you guys enjoy watching this as much as I enjoyed painting him. Let me know if you have any questions about the process!
The best painted necron i ever saw... amazing skills😮
You're a madman for taking on a necron with NMM. Great work.
It was a great opportunity to practice NMM and I couldn't resist :D
@@ph3lansminiatures I just tried my first proper NMM a couple of evenings go. Proud hobby moment.
@@shankley_has_a_brush Nice, I hope you follow it up with many more :)
I tried to write down the used colors. Hope I didn't miss one:
Bronze
Basecoat - mix of 3 paints not shown
1. Highlight - AK Hull Red
2. Higlight - AK Dark Rust
3. Highlight - AK Orange Brown
4. Higlight - AK Ochre and AK Ice Yellow mix
5. Highlight - AK Ice Yellow
Final Highlight - AK White
Steel
Basecoat - AK Dark Grey
1. Highlight - AK Graphite
2. Highlight - AK Pale Blue
3. Higlight - AK Ivory
Final Higlight - AK White
Blue Steel
Basecoat - AK Light Prussian Blue
Final Higlight - AK French Blue
Green objects
Basecoat - AK Dark Green
1. Highlight - AK Light Green
Thanks for taking the time to list these :)
The initial base coat for the bronze was some black mixed in with the Hull Red to darken it down, if I remember correctly.
Great work, really good looking NMM.
I do miss your narration though.
I wanted to see if people like this style more. But it's good to hear that some people like listening to me waffling on :D
@@ph3lansminiatures I go out of my way to find narrated videos, which is harder than you expect in some spheres (like scale modeling).
As most of what I watch is on in the background and then just hearing music doesn't really help, hehe.
My oh my, this is awesome!
I'll use this blade painting technique on mine, for sure! 🤘🤓
I’m painting one of these for a competition at the end of the month the timing couldn’t have been better! Thank you so much for this video!
Glad to hear it was helpful :) Good luck for the competition!
Look cool.
Impresive!
Great job 👏
Thank you :)
This is super amazing! Great work. I really enjoyed watching it and am about to do a Technomancer in NMM and this vid was for sure educational and inspirational.
Uhm..... if not asked to much, could you write the AK paint codes into the description?
Edit: I think it is asked to much. I will write down the colors in the next days and post them here.
Awesome to hear that you enjoyed it 😊 Unfortunately I am away from my setup for the holidays, so I won't be able to check the paints any time soon. I'll really appreciate it if you manage to write them down, though. Maybe it will help others as well 🤔
Awesome