Painting Squigs FAST with Vallejo Xpress Color! Warhammer The Old World Tutorial | Gloomspite Gitz
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Hi everyone! Let's paint some Squigs fast using Vallejo Xpress Color and Citadel paints.
Warhammer: The Old World is right around the corner and I can't wait to return to square bases, so I took some Gloomspite Gits models for Age of Sigmar and stuck them on square bases. I'll have some more Orcs and Goblins videos coming up soon, so stay tuned!
Materials:
Grey Primer, White Primer (Ace Hardware)
Rosemary and Co series 99 sable brushes, sizes 2, 1, 0
Vallejo Xpress Color: Martian Orange/Plasma Red/Red Velvet/Cardinal Purple/Black Lotus/Orc Skin/Gloomy Violet
Vallejo Game Color: White/Black/Bonewhite
Citadel Contrast: Skeleton Horde/Gryph-Charger Grey
Citadel Shade: Biel-Tan Green/Agrax Earthshade
Citadel Base/Layer: Zandri Dust/Emperor's Children/Genestealer Purple/Rhinox Hide/Steel Legion Drab/Dawnstone
Basing:
Wood glue
Coarse gravel
Fine sand
Super glue
Static grass
Fantastic work. I can't believe I'm just now discovering your page. I'll definitely be subscribing!
Thank you and welcome to the channel!
I'm here for the Night Goblins!!!
Great work as always
Awesome! Thank you!
Square bases appreciation comment! Always looking forward to the next video!
More square bases to come! Thanks for watching!
Love the WHFB/ToW content. We need more of that!
Yes we do!
I like the tip to add spots to make the models more interesting. Thanks Mr. Matt.
Thanks for watching Shane!
Old school bases, I love it.
Rest of the tutorial is awesome, thanks dude !
Square bases are back in style, finally! Thanks for watching!
These look great, thanks for sharing the method as well. Looks like a good way to get some squigs on the table fairly quickly. I'm hoping I can achieve even half the brush control you have.
Thanks for watching! The brush control will come with time; just keep on painting!
Matt, you are amazing. I’m gonna have my kid watch this one for his squigs.
I hope he has fun painting!
Nice and clean. Good stuff.
Thank you!
Goblins ❤ These Squigs were my first models coming back as an adult. Love them. Nice work.
Thanks! Welcome back to the hobby!
Excellent little tutorial, they turned out great! I like the idea of layering different contrast paints atop of eachother
Yeah the paints work great in layers, lots of fun to experiment with. Thanks for watching!
Fantastic, adding the spots on the back really was a good idea
Thanks! Yeah it turned out better than I expected!
Super excited to watch your night goblin guy!
Thanks!
Best orc skin i ever saw.
that's some high praise! Thanks for watching!
@@MattsHobbyHouri was looking for that old cartoon green orc skin of the 3rd ed. I dont like the later gw orc skin . Thanks again for the recipe.
@@mikarage3677 thanks! I'm glad it was helpful to you.
Nice job!! They look awesome!! Totally can't wait to see the Night Goblins! :D
Thanks! They'll be fun to paint too i'm sure!
brilliant result - I especially like the red on orange, and the teeth
Thanks! I think the teeth were my favorite part to paint
Awesome technique, fantastic results!
Thank you!
Squigs are always fun 🤩 like you splatter stipple idea 😲
They really are fun! I'll have to get more and paint them in a color that's not red. Thanks for watching!
contrast with out the compromise!
Absolutely love me some squigs.
Also, good god your hands are rock steady when doing those teeth!
Thanks for watching! It's all in the anchor points - brace your wrists to the edge of the table, fingers against the model, against the other hand, etc. The more points of contact, the more sturdy you'll be!
Looks great! I paid particular attention to the teeth. Ive been struggling with tusks and large teeth on my models, and these look great! Will try and replicate something similar next time!
Thanks for watching! Teeth can be tricky, but a good sharp brush really helps. Good luck with your models!
Love it
thanks!
Looks cool.
Thanks!
Great vid, this earn my sub sir.
Awesome, thank you!
For Xpress Colors, I use 3:1 paint to medium.
Sounds good!
if i can request something, an approach from you to one of the flesh eater models would be nice, i'm getting the new boxset and i would love to see what do you work out for an scheme for them
I'd love to paint one of those, I'll have to get my hands on a model. Hopefully I can make that happen soon. Thanks for watching!
@@MattsHobbyHour if i end also with a gloomspite gitz army it will be your fault! 🤣
@@zurmanskyplayer9058 ha! I don't know if I can accept responsibility for that! ;)
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Very cool effect with a simple technic !
Does it work with an airbrush ?
Mainly for the base color of the skin. I'm thinking about doing this for a beastmen army with two tones of skin.
I would not recommend an airbrush. Contrast/Xpress color paints really depend on using a brush to control where the paint pools, and where it doesn't. An airbrush is too consistent and makes a layer that's too even. Airbrushes are great for flat colors and space marines, but I wouldn't use them for contrast paints.
@@MattsHobbyHour thank you for your answer !
And another question, any reason you don't start by priming in black then grey on the sides then white from the top ? I'm thinking about doing this to increase the contrast. Do you have any advice on this ?
@@mimoteph6378 you can absolutely start your zenithal prime with black, it's up to your personal taste. It will increase the contrast. Personally, I dont like starting with black, I think it makes the models look too dark. Starting with black also means you will have to spray more white on the models, and the primer coat will end up thicker and obscure detail. I've had better results using grey/white instead. And if I want dark shadows, it's really easy to just add them wherever I want them.
Can the metal sprue-things rust inside the bottles?
it depends on what kind of metal. I haven't had any rust (in the case of GW pewter). I would avoid using steel ball bearings. Glass beads would probably be the best choice.
@@MattsHobbyHour I use the Army Painter balls. But I have just heard a lot of people being very afraid of all things metal and swear to glass beads.
@@Maeggoel it's definitely great to be aware of. I have used pewter sprue pieces for around 20 years and haven't had any problems with them. Before that I used some steel bb's, which rusted and ruined my paint. Lesson learned!