Contrast Hacks! Painting a Plague Marine for Warhammer 40,000 | Painting Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Hi everyone! Let's paint a Death Guard Plague Marine for Warhammer 40k using Contrast paints and traditional techniques.
Grey Primer, White Primer (Ace Hardware)
Rosemary and Co series 99 sable brushes, sizes 2, 1, 0
Vallejo Game Color: White, Black, Bonewhite, Offwhite, Turquoise
Citadel Contrast: Dark Angels Green, Black Templar, Magos Purple, Plaguebearer Flesh, Hexwraith Flame, Gryph-Charger Grey
Citadel Base/Layer: Caliban Green, Sybarite Green, Mournfang Brown, Troll Slayer Orange, Iron Hands Steel, Cadian Fleshtone, Screamer Pink, Eshin Grey, Steel Legion Drab, Runelord Brass, Stormhost Silver, Zandri Dust, Pink Horror, Dorn Yellow, Khorne Red, Evil Sunz Scarlet, Fire Dragon Bright, Averland Sunset, Flash Gitz Yellow, Warpstone Glow, Moot Green
Citadel Shade:
Nuln Oil, Agrax Earthshade
Basing:
Vallejo Earth Texture (Dark Earth)
Coarse gravel
Fine sand
Super glue
Static grass
Thanks for the highly detailed videos…. So many are so focused on pure speed these days
Thank you! I'd like to have a good mix on the channel. Some more speed-focused, others detailed. Maybe even a couple real long-form videos in the future. Lots to do this year!
Love this scheme for death guard.
Thank you!
Truly inspiring work, and an exercise in patience I stand in awe of!
Thank you so much!
I discovered this channel last night and it's quickly becoming one of my favourites. Thank you for these, can't wait to see where the future takes you!
Thank you! That means a lot to me. Welcome to the channel and happy painting!
I'm so glad I clicked on this video! Great production and great painting, that's a big sub from me.
Great to hear, and thanks for watching!
I do like the dark armor, as you say the detail pops really well against it. I also like the idea that you could vary how dark it is by using washes instead of the black contrast paint. I think this dark armor might even look interesting mixed with the white pre-heresy armor. For example, use the dark color on the pauldrons and helmet while making the rest of the armor white. Great video as always Mr. Matt. Cheers!
great idea adding in some white armor sections! I could see a white helm or white trim... would look good!
I'm about to get started on some Dweghom for Conquest, and your fire, scale, and armor tutorials are going to be super helpful for pounding out the army quickly. Scheme is light blue scales, rusted green armor, and purple to hot pink fire. Still getting my courage up cause I'm relatively new to painting and this will be the first army I've tackled for speed+efficency.
Thanks for watching, and that is awesome! Good luck with your project!
This is the first video I’ve seen of yours, I really dig it. Nice calm voice, very nice footage and excellent painting, fantastic work. I might, uh, try to copy this particular paint scheme one day - actually probably the whole tutorial lol very inspiring! Happy New Year and I’m looking forward to checking out the backlog! 🍻
Thank you! Feel free to copy all you like, and if you feel inclined please share your results too!
Excellent work! I've been starting out with Incubi Darkness for my Death Guard, I'd never thought of using Dark Angels contrast. I love how your brass looks, that wash adds a ton of depth to it. I'll have to try that out.
Incubi Darkness sounds like a cool color idea. Thanks for watching, and happy painting!
Literally started painting a pallid hand plague marine as a gift last night...gaaaah 😮
Paint one of each and pick the model you like more! ;)
This armor with more of a blueish tinge would be amazing for my deep-sea Nurgle army, I absolutely love it, thanks for this guide.
sounds really cool! Thanks for watching and good luck with your project!
Dark armor is an art. Well done 👍
Ok I am new to 40k and chose nurgle as my army to paint and this HAS BLOWN MY MIND....... I will attempt to recreate as its just AMAZING
Awesome! Good luck with your army!
Great work
Would love to see how you would adapt these for an alternative Dark Angels scheme
Bet you get a better finish than the messed up official scheme with the cartoonish look they have
That is a great idea! Even the rust could look cool for some really grimdark DAs.
Lovely work Matt, black armor looks great.
Thank you!
Fantastic
Thank you!
Hey Matt, like always, you provided us a great video.
I would have one little suggestion/request. I am using only the brands Vallejo as well as Army Painter. Thus, I do not know the Citadel paints and have no idea what kind of paint type you are using. So, can you write next to the paint name always the type e.g. contrast, base and so on? Would help me a lot in following your combinations (and adapt them) without the need to look up the respective paint.
Thanks and as always, keep up the great content! Cheers
Thanks for watching and for your suggestion! I'll try to include that info more often in the future.
I would love to know how you did paint their sigmar counterparts!
Seeing the video now, its quite complete, but things like the green skin on the blightkings or the more purpleish tentacles/things would be cool
I'll try to do a video for an AOS model some time. In the mean time, the skin was nurgling green, athonian camoshade, krieg khaki, screaming skull. The purple areas were based with Daemonette Hide, shade with purple wash, highlight Daemonette hide mixed with white.
@@MattsHobbyHour thank you so much!
Really love the Brass as well - How would you do a "clean" brass - Same thing? Runelord Brass + Agrax/Nuln oil + reapply Runelord Brass?
Yep I'd do the same thing without the turquoise. And then a final glaze of Reikland Fleshshade
BRB, mixing a pot of Armor Wash ™.
the best shade around!
I recently bought a death guard combat patrol, and I am stuck on the idea of making their base greens a mint green/metallic emerald. Do you think that would work? Or would it be too much?
This is a serious question.
I do like a good bright color scheme, but I think that would be too bright even for Nurgle. I'd probably choose something else, but if you decide to go that route I'd love to see your results! Good luck!
Thanks! I'll keep kicking around some ideas
Do you ever use a matte (or non) varnish? The natural finish of the contrast paint kills me.
Yeah usually testor's dullcote is my go-to. I actually didn't end up varnishing this model though. Some paints are glossier than others.
Looks great as always!