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Not sure if I should be grateful or resentful for this tutorial. On the one side, I've been able to see what I was doing wrong and have been extremely happy with how the blades/weapons I've been painting since watching this have come out. On the other hand, I now feel the urge to repaint all of my other Necrons who don't have this method... I'm gonna go with grateful though. Nicely done!
Juan I just wanted to say, this was some of the best advice I could have asked for! my blades look SO MUCH BETTER than I could have ever hoped, even though they pale in comparison to yours! You are one of the best!
This is such a fantastic tutorial! My first run did turn out quite as well, but im still happy with the result and can’t wait to try again on another blade to see if I can improve
This is an awesome tutorial with lots of carefully explained detail on quite a difficult technique to get right - I'm going to try and replicate it on my new Necron army!
I just want to say thank you a lot. I have watched probably 30 videos and no matter how hard i tried to get these blades down for my Skorpekh Destroyers I just couldnt do it. But for my lynchguard i decided to give it another try and with ur video i finally made it work.
Man you can't believe how much you helped me. The Plasmancer is among my first minis and the way this technique elevated my army is beyond insane. Thank you so much man. Sadly, I can't support you financially as of now, but I will make sure this video, and you channel in general gets more exposure (as it deserves) by spreading it across all platforms I'm on. Cheers brother.
Great tutorial, simple and easy to understand! I would have personally applied a thin coat of Ardcoat on the blade to do a small shiny effect on the weapon but that's just my taste ^^
I don't like that because it detracts from the blending work and if I want to paint something shinny I like to paint the effect myself. I personally never use gloss varnish but I understand why people do and I respect it. Always do what makes you happy
First time I actually comment one of your videos, they are all exceptionaly good but this one surpasses them. You're on the way to become the new Darren Latham my dear, hats off to you!
You went no less than 2-3 steps further than i'd have, to fantastic results! And now i have the itch to try this same method on my undead robots, *but using metallic paints instead*
This video is superb. I finally understand glazing thanks to this tutorial. Also the music is great ... reminds me of Darkwoods for some reason. Great job on this tutorial!!
Great video thanks. Your channel is fast becoming my go to resource currently. I wasnt to try this on a force sword on my next librarian....always been very daunting looking at this type of paintjob.
Hi, thanks for your great tutorial.. My result isn't fantastic like yours but due to your detailed explanation and showing the handling I got a good start in glazing and building up a colour👍
Juan, I would like to thank you for all of the clear details you are providing. I managed to get a really nice (Nowhere near as good as yours!) transition that looks like a 'parade-ready' paintjob!
JuanHidalgo Miniatures you rock. Seriously, I was really struggling with transition blending for ages and your vid totally made it so clear! Thanks man!
Madre mía que chulada. Me ha encantado el vídeo, y me parece que está perfectamente explicado para aprender a dar veladuras, incluso para un torpe con el inglés como yo se entiende perfectamente todo lo que explicas. Muchas gracias de nuevo por compartirlo!!
How have I only just discovered you? Amazing tutorials. Some of the best, most detailed content I've seen online to date. Beautiful stuff. Really enjoy your style and subtle comedy. Keep it up!
Amos a ver Juan...creo que me he enamorado...el verde va a ser mi más mejor color/amigo a partir de ahora 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Me encanta el acabado tan suave en el cambio de tono que le has dado. Estoy deseando abrir mi caja de indomitus y empezar a pintar cuchillas llenas de energía gauss😋. Eres el faro que guía en esas noches frías y oscuras, intentando acabar una mini antes de irte al sobre a sobar😄 Gracias Juan por este efecto tan conseguido. Mucho más detallado que en el vídeo anterior...para los que somos menos hábiles jaja.
Such an amazing job as always, we made an airbrush guide way faster/simpler method, but your results are more than stunning, Saludos desde México Juan!
Not gonna use it for necrons but many thanks for the technique ! Definitely the exact effect I was looking for :) gonna check your other videos as soon as possible 👀
Increíble el resultado, hoy mismo terminé un overlord con espada hiperfásica con esta técnica, y el resultado en comparación con el tuyo me deja en mal lugar 😅 Para el siguiente lo mejoraré. Gracias por el tutorial, eres un crack 👍🏻
Just getting back into the hobby after over 20 years & this tutorial helps me understand glazing. Are you using any flow aid or just water for your glazes. You've earned yourself another sub, many thanks!
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures i’ve watched that one as well! both are great! i’m still super new to painting and necrons are my second army. i’m gonna try both techniques and see which i prefer/execute the bedt
Just found this video! Looks very very simple (just needs lots of patience). But I'm confused how you made your glazes? did you apply the lahmian medium to each one or just add water until it was the amount of thinness to apply?
Have got to the stage of painting my necron character weapons, and this video will be super useful - though I'm doing mine in Yellow, not Green, so will have to try and figure out the colour recipe for that, but using these techniques! That and figuring out which parts should be light and dark on the Skorpekh Lord's massive blade!
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures Thanks! So far I've got Tau Light Ochre, Averland Sunset and Flash Gitz - do you think I'd be better off with more of an orange tone than the Tau Light Ochre (with more of a fade to black from there?)
If you do tau light, it will look more like Gold NMM than Yellow. If you want a light yellow look, you need to use orange as shadows and move away from ochres all together. Also don't use black. That's my take on it. Flash Gitz Yellow is a good start
I would probably choose Wild Rider red for the Darkest tone (Black here) and use mixes of that and Flash Gitz for the intermediate tones. Highlights would be Dorn and White
Perfect blade tutorial! I has struggling to find a good method and I really think you’ve showed how to get things done 😂. Do you prefer to use lahmian medium instead of water? If so why? Thank you.
Just watched this again, step by step, to paint the same model. Nowhere near as pro looking as yours of course. But looks decent from a distance. So thank you for video once again! On a side note. Don't suppose you have a similar video in the pipe works for a larger necron weapon, like what a skorpekh destroyer has? Id be very interested in seeing how you go abouts painting all the separate paneling on the blade itself.
Fantastic video! Amazing! Could you explain better difference between Glaze and Heavy Glaze? What is the proportion drop colour and drop water in each case? Thanks a lot!
There are no fixed proportions, it's all done by feel, each paint is different. That's why I show the consistency on my finger, it's something that you need to learn by yourself, there is no magic recipe, sorry.
I am waiting for my first ever Warhammer figures to arrive in the post. I have watched so many videos on this subject and this is by far the best result. Also the most difficult to do, but I am going to give it a go. How did you prime the figure and is the green the best place to start?
I always use citadel sprays for priming, I personally like to prime with light colours Myself. As for the blade, yes, starting with the midtone is to me the best idea
Me mola mucho y creo que ver éste y "blue power sword" me ha resultado muy útil 🤗. Por lo que veo la parte roma la dejas en sombra, en caso de la versión azul habrías dejado negro esa parte o un azul muy oscuro mejor?
I actually have a video on blue power swords if you want to check, it's a bit outdated since I would buse something like Terradon Turquoise now instead of the inks. Another option would be to look at Darren Latham's power sword video which is absolutely excellent. I also do a very bright blue sword in the How to Paint - Farsight Enclaves video but it requires you having Guilliman Blue.
There are lo ratios, that doesn't exist. Each paint is different and will require different thinning and even if I measured mine precisely, my paints are pre-thinned when I transferred them to droppers so that would be useless for anyone but myself. Even in between different batches of paints the thinning required can be different. It is something you need to figure out by yourself, that's why show the consistency on my thumb.
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This is exactly the style I was looking for! Nothing else looked anywhere near as good.
Thanks 😊
Not sure if I should be grateful or resentful for this tutorial. On the one side, I've been able to see what I was doing wrong and have been extremely happy with how the blades/weapons I've been painting since watching this have come out. On the other hand, I now feel the urge to repaint all of my other Necrons who don't have this method...
I'm gonna go with grateful though. Nicely done!
Thanks, I really appreciate it.
Nothing wrong with painting the blades again, if you do, you will be happier
There are so many talented miniature painters on RUclips but this is the best I've seen.
Thanks mate 😘
Juan I just wanted to say, this was some of the best advice I could have asked for! my blades look SO MUCH BETTER than I could have ever hoped, even though they pale in comparison to yours! You are one of the best!
Thanks mate, that's really appreciated
o0o0o another How to paint video, commenting before I watch it because I know it will be good
Thanks mate
Everything you produce is just top tier! Can’t wait to give this a go
Thanks! Try it, it's good fun
This is such a fantastic tutorial! My first run did turn out quite as well, but im still happy with the result and can’t wait to try again on another blade to see if I can improve
Thanks mate, I'm really glad I could help you.
This is an awesome tutorial with lots of carefully explained detail on quite a difficult technique to get right - I'm going to try and replicate it on my new Necron army!
Thanks, I really appreciate that. Good luck and have fun!
I just want to say thank you a lot. I have watched probably 30 videos and no matter how hard i tried to get these blades down for my Skorpekh Destroyers I just couldnt do it. But for my lynchguard i decided to give it another try and with ur video i finally made it work.
YEAH!
Man you can't believe how much you helped me. The Plasmancer is among my first minis and the way this technique elevated my army is beyond insane. Thank you so much man. Sadly, I can't support you financially as of now, but I will make sure this video, and you channel in general gets more exposure (as it deserves) by spreading it across all platforms I'm on. Cheers brother.
Thanks mate, I really appreciate it.
I'm very glad you found my video useful
Great tutorial, simple and easy to understand! I would have personally applied a thin coat of Ardcoat on the blade to do a small shiny effect on the weapon but that's just my taste ^^
I don't like that because it detracts from the blending work and if I want to paint something shinny I like to paint the effect myself.
I personally never use gloss varnish but I understand why people do and I respect it. Always do what makes you happy
Best one.
It was really helpful for my wife.
The base coat mix will look perfect for my dark angel army, pure caliban green is a crap paint to get smooth no matter how many thin coats I try.
I never had any problems with it but this mix is a bit lighter and I think it looks great
Caliban Green might as well be water if you want to paint it over a black primer.
Your NMM is something to strive for.
Great colors, nice and vibrant. Very very cool. Love watching you work as always. 👍🇺🇸👍
Thanks mate 😘
This tutorial really helped me paint Necron blades. Greatly appreciated!
Thanks
First time I actually comment one of your videos, they are all exceptionaly good but this one surpasses them. You're on the way to become the new Darren Latham my dear, hats off to you!
Stop it, you are going to make me cry
It's an incredible tutorial.
Yet to utilise, but if I'm patient with waiting drying times then it looks fairly simple to execute.
Thanks
Thanks Juan! I’d been looking to try this kind of effect on a power sword for the first time. This video really helped!
Glad it did! Thanks for watching mate 😘
Great stuff friend 👏 👍
Thanks 😘
You went no less than 2-3 steps further than i'd have, to fantastic results!
And now i have the itch to try this same method on my undead robots, *but using metallic paints instead*
Nice! What a great idea
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures And i would do it *in bluuuuue* [Evil laughter]
LoL
That's the beauty of it though. You could stop at the moot green edge highlight step and already have outstanding looking blades.
Yes, that is true
The hand of a true master.
Gracias guapo 😘
Never tried this technique before, but I'm gonna give it a go!
Awesome paint job, well shown and explained.
Thanks mate!
looks absouletely fantastic, cant wait for my indomitus box to arrive now!
Thanks, Necrons paint so well. I loved painting the one I did for the channel
This video is superb. I finally understand glazing thanks to this tutorial. Also the music is great ... reminds me of Darkwoods for some reason. Great job on this tutorial!!
Thanks mate, I'm glad my video made the technique click for you
This is the best tutorial I've seen so far on on how to paint the Necron blades.
I'll definitely be using this technique from now on.
Amazing work, man!
Thanks mate 😘
Great video thanks. Your channel is fast becoming my go to resource currently. I wasnt to try this on a force sword on my next librarian....always been very daunting looking at this type of paintjob.
Thanks mate, give it a try, worst thing it can happen is you have to repaint a sword and you might end up learning something new!
Thanks for this tutorial! I like the fact that you don't have to use a ton of colors.
Glad you liked it 😊
This seems like a fine opportunity to work on my technique. Thanks for this video. I think it will help me step up my game.
Happy to help mate
Hi, thanks for your great tutorial.. My result isn't fantastic like yours but due to your detailed explanation and showing the handling I got a good start in glazing and building up a colour👍
Nice! I'm really happy I could help you. Keep practicing
dude thank you so much have been looking for exactly this for a long time!
Glad I could help you 😘
Perfect timing, I am just about to paint a destroyer blade tonight.
Mine is red and blue-black but the technique is sound.
Thanks!
Happy to help
Earned my sub just twenty seconds after hearing your voice, great video mate can't wait to try this out :)
Thanks mate 😘
Juan, I would like to thank you for all of the clear details you are providing. I managed to get a really nice (Nowhere near as good as yours!) transition that looks like a 'parade-ready' paintjob!
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing that, it really makes my day
JuanHidalgo Miniatures you rock. Seriously, I was really struggling with transition blending for ages and your vid totally made it so clear! Thanks man!
Happy to help!
Simple technique yet full of skill and looks perfect! love these kinds of videos using a few paints to maximize your output.
Thanks mate
Madre mía que chulada. Me ha encantado el vídeo, y me parece que está perfectamente explicado para aprender a dar veladuras, incluso para un torpe con el inglés como yo se entiende perfectamente todo lo que explicas.
Muchas gracias de nuevo por compartirlo!!
Gracias a ti por verlo guapetón 😘
This is sooo well made. Definitely 'eavy metal quality ! GG, bro !
Thanks mate 😘
How have I only just discovered you? Amazing tutorials. Some of the best, most detailed content I've seen online to date. Beautiful stuff. Really enjoy your style and subtle comedy. Keep it up!
Thanks mate, much appreciated 😊
Really good content. Going to try this with a pink colour scheme.
Nice!!
As always awesome! Wold like to see you do thousand sons Heavy Metal NMM, thanks for the great videos
I will do Thousand Sons but not NMM, it will be ad part of the Eavy Contrast series
Amos a ver Juan...creo que me he enamorado...el verde va a ser mi más mejor color/amigo a partir de ahora 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me encanta el acabado tan suave en el cambio de tono que le has dado. Estoy deseando abrir mi caja de indomitus y empezar a pintar cuchillas llenas de energía gauss😋.
Eres el faro que guía en esas noches frías y oscuras, intentando acabar una mini antes de irte al sobre a sobar😄
Gracias Juan por este efecto tan conseguido. Mucho más detallado que en el vídeo anterior...para los que somos menos hábiles jaja.
Gracias guapo 😘
Es más detallado pero también es otro proceso distinto, personalmente prefiero este modo
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Sisi, es diferente y para mi gusto más fácil seguir los pasos. Un 10 para ti maestro😋
It looks beautiful and you make it look so easy!
Thanks
that looks amazing dude I just painted some blades myself and was somewhat satisfied until I saw this video lol
Lol
I'm sure they are great
Thank you so much for this technical tutorial! You helped me a lot! :)
Thank you for watching, very happy to help
Beautiful work!
Thanks 😊
You made that look so easy ... and awesome :D
Thanks
Excellent tutorial
Thanks
Wow I have been trying so hard for this. Thank you SO SO SO very much!
Happy I could help!
Classic style! Woohoo!!!
Thanks
As always, you nailed it
Thanks mate
Such an amazing job as always, we made an airbrush guide way faster/simpler method, but your results are more than stunning, Saludos desde México Juan!
Gracias guapo 😘
Not gonna use it for necrons but many thanks for the technique ! Definitely the exact effect I was looking for :) gonna check your other videos as soon as possible 👀
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Increíble el resultado, hoy mismo terminé un overlord con espada hiperfásica con esta técnica, y el resultado en comparación con el tuyo me deja en mal lugar 😅 Para el siguiente lo mejoraré. Gracias por el tutorial, eres un crack 👍🏻
Gracias a ti guapetón 😘
Fantastic tuturial! Very well filmed and easy to follow and the result looks great. I've subscribed.
Thanks! I always try to improve the quality of my videos, I recently upgraded my sound and video.
Welcome to the channel!!
I love your work you make always a good job. 👏👏👏😌
Thanks mate
holy damn that is a sexy blade, great job man!
Thanks
Awesome job man!
Thanks
Very impressive!
Thanks
I think i love you .. i see to much videos .. but your finaly open My eyes ❤️ tnx so much
Happy to help!
Good job! Very beatyfull work!
Thanks mate 😘
Thanks a lot. Finally, I learned how to paint this great effect !!! :)
Happy to help!!
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures Could you show the same but red? Something like red crystal?
Maybe at some point but watch my Red NMM video, it would be something VERY similar
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures This is exactly what I needed. Beautiful! Thanks again!!! :)
Again, happy to help
Very impressive
Thanks 😊
You are a glaze wizard!
Lol, thanks 😊
Great stuff man really well done!👍
Thanks mate 😘
Bloody amazing
Thanks
Just getting back into the hobby after over 20 years & this tutorial helps me understand glazing. Are you using any flow aid or just water for your glazes. You've earned yourself another sub, many thanks!
If nothing is clearly stated, only water but if you have troubles using medium is a perfectly acceptable option
Thanks, i helped me A LOT !!!! You are increadible artist ^^
Thanks 😘
Buenísimo Juan👍😍, haces que parezca fácil
Gracias! Una vez que controlas las veladuras no es difícil para nada
Amazing video, thank you.
Thank you for watching 😘
i’m surprised tesseract glow wasn’t used, very awesome gonna have to buy some paints and try it out
You can see me doing a simpler version of this using Tesseract in the EAVY CONTRAST - Necrons video.
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures i’ve watched that one as well! both are great! i’m still super new to painting and necrons are my second army. i’m gonna try both techniques and see which i prefer/execute the bedt
That's a great idea! Also welcome to the hobby
I like how you use very few colors for this.
It's just a small part of a mini, you don't need many
Just found this video! Looks very very simple (just needs lots of patience). But I'm confused how you made your glazes? did you apply the lahmian medium to each one or just add water until it was the amount of thinness to apply?
If I don't say anything, I just use water, but feel free to use Lahmian if you find it works better for you
Really great video. Any reason you didn’t use Dark Angels Green & Warp Lightning as opposed to Caliban Green & Warpstone Glow?
Because I already did that and this was to recreate the Eavy Metal recipe. They didn't use any Contrast for their blades
holy hell, im trying to paint the blades on my skorpekh destroyers and this vid is perfect for them
Glad you found it useful! Thanks for watching
So amazing....thank you so much!!!
Thank you for watching mate
Have got to the stage of painting my necron character weapons, and this video will be super useful - though I'm doing mine in Yellow, not Green, so will have to try and figure out the colour recipe for that, but using these techniques!
That and figuring out which parts should be light and dark on the Skorpekh Lord's massive blade!
You use a dark orange for your darkest colour and yellow for the midtones, just add white for Highlights
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures Thanks! So far I've got Tau Light Ochre, Averland Sunset and Flash Gitz - do you think I'd be better off with more of an orange tone than the Tau Light Ochre (with more of a fade to black from there?)
If you do tau light, it will look more like Gold NMM than Yellow.
If you want a light yellow look, you need to use orange as shadows and move away from ochres all together. Also don't use black.
That's my take on it. Flash Gitz Yellow is a good start
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures I guess I'll be heading to the shop tomorrow to find a suitable orange!
I would probably choose Wild Rider red for the Darkest tone (Black here) and use mixes of that and Flash Gitz for the intermediate tones. Highlights would be Dorn and White
excellent tutorial thank you
Thank you for watching 😘
Brilliant!
Thanks
Perfect blade tutorial! I has struggling to find a good method and I really think you’ve showed how to get things done 😂. Do you prefer to use lahmian medium instead of water? If so why? Thank you.
I mostly use water, I only use medium when glazing with colours that have a lot of white
Sweet, thank you!
Happy to help 😘
Man this is such a help! Amazing job. New player here :)
Welcome and thank you 😘
fantastic technique! Thank you so much. What steps would you do, if any of these, for just the glowing tubes on Necron guns?
Skip the shading done here and just do the highlights over the initial basecoating.
Very nice!
Thanks
Wonderful
Thanks
Brilliant video and amazing results. I’d love to know the brush you use/recommend.
Thanks! Rosemary and Co Series 33 size 3 and 4 for is all I use
Amayzing as always :)
Thanks
Nailed it ✌️😁💚
Thanks mate
Just watched this again, step by step, to paint the same model. Nowhere near as pro looking as yours of course. But looks decent from a distance.
So thank you for video once again!
On a side note. Don't suppose you have a similar video in the pipe works for a larger necron weapon, like what a skorpekh destroyer has? Id be very interested in seeing how you go abouts painting all the separate paneling on the blade itself.
No sorry I don't. Also I'm glad it helped you
Fantastic video! Amazing! Could you explain better difference between Glaze and Heavy Glaze? What is the proportion drop colour and drop water in each case? Thanks a lot!
There are no fixed proportions, it's all done by feel, each paint is different.
That's why I show the consistency on my finger, it's something that you need to learn by yourself, there is no magic recipe, sorry.
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures thanks a lot! I'll improve my test!
Amazing work as always could you do abbadon the despoiler blue blade pls
Watch the How to Paint - Farsight Enclaves. That's how I would paint it personally
Fabulous,thanks! What brushes do you use to keep such a fine, straight tip?
Rosemary and Co series 33 size 3, you have a link in the description
Magnifique 😮😍
Merci beaucoup!
I am waiting for my first ever Warhammer figures to arrive in the post. I have watched so many videos on this subject and this is by far the best result.
Also the most difficult to do, but I am going to give it a go.
How did you prime the figure and is the green the best place to start?
I always use citadel sprays for priming, I personally like to prime with light colours Myself.
As for the blade, yes, starting with the midtone is to me the best idea
Me mola mucho y creo que ver éste y "blue power sword" me ha resultado muy útil 🤗.
Por lo que veo la parte roma la dejas en sombra, en caso de la versión azul habrías dejado negro esa parte o un azul muy oscuro mejor?
Awesome guide!
Do you know what blues I can substitute for each green?
I actually have a video on blue power swords if you want to check, it's a bit outdated since I would buse something like Terradon Turquoise now instead of the inks. Another option would be to look at Darren Latham's power sword video which is absolutely excellent.
I also do a very bright blue sword in the How to Paint - Farsight Enclaves video but it requires you having Guilliman Blue.
Joder, esta brutal Juan!!
Gracias guapo 😘
Love this! Wondering what your ratio would be to make the glazes with Lahmian Medium to paint
There are lo ratios, that doesn't exist. Each paint is different and will require different thinning and even if I measured mine precisely, my paints are pre-thinned when I transferred them to droppers so that would be useless for anyone but myself.
Even in between different batches of paints the thinning required can be different. It is something you need to figure out by yourself, that's why show the consistency on my thumb.
Great video, it was incredibly helpful thankyou. What colours would you recommend for a red instead of green?
Watch my red NMM video.
Thanks for watching 😘
I believe you have done it again. First was the purple NMM, now this one. Did better than the thing you are copying IMHO.
Thanks mate 😘
Spank me sideways this is amazing! Great tutorial and I can't wait to try it on the indomitus set
If I'm spanking I very much prefer face to face and very tenderly