How to Paint a Dragon with Contrast Paints! Karazai tutorial!
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
- #warhammer #houseofthedragon #paintingtutorial
Andy back again with another monster painting tutorial!
This time we're taking on Karazai the Scarred, one of the two big dragons released by Games Workshop. This may be a new release but Karazai and his brother Krondys are some of the oldest characters in Age of Sigmar's mortal realms. Built from the same box, these two dragons can look intimating to tackle, but this tutorial will show you how to paint them both fast and effectively so you can unleash their full power across the battlefield as soon as possible! Play them as leaders of your Stormcast Eternals army, use them in a D&D campaign or simply display them as stunning models on your shelf.
Primers used:
Chaos Black
Grey Seer (zenithal)
Paints used:
Gryph Hound Orange (contrast)
Blood Angels Red (contrast)
Skeleton Horde (contrast)
Gore Grunta Fur (contrast)
Evil Sunz Scarlet (base)
Kindleflame (dry)
Palliid Wych Flesh (layer)
Ulthuan Grey (layer)
Carroburg Crimson (shade)
Screamer Pink (base)
Zandri Dust (layer)
Screaming Skull (layer)
Lothern Blue (layer)
Pink Horror (layer)
Gore-Grunta Fur (contrast)
As always, if you have any questions about the video drop a comment below and I'll get back to you as soon as possible!
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Great vid Andy, nice interjection with really useful advice. Keep up the awesome work and thanks for all the vids mate. 👏👏 👍👍🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Any time pal. Glad you liked it.
Fantastic work I do like your style keep them coming
Will do pal.
You’ve become my favourite painting channel
There is no higher compliment. Thank you so much.
It is beautifully done.
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!
Another great video! Thanks 👍👍👍👍🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷😉
Thanks pal. Glad you liked it.
Very nice and easy guide !!!!!!
Glad you think so!
I'm getting one of these just so I can paint it like this!
Man that’s an ace comment to read. Thank you so much.
Great video thanks. Kindle flame seems to be discontinued from gw. What colour would you use instead?
Emmm I’m not sure actually. Some kind of pinky red.
Cool tutorial, would love to see some videos without the use of contrast paints. I like the idea behind them - to help people without the time to do a proper paintjob, but with contrast paints you will always get some stains - as example on the dragons chest you see a big skeleton horde stain which you can't overpaint
I get you. If you are to quick you can indeed get some unwanted pooling. But going a little slower you can for sure grab those spots before they dry.
Good vid! Was thinking of painting my dragon more of an emerald colour with contrast and drybrushing. Any thoughts would be appreciated
Maybe do some tests with warp lighting contrast see if that hits the tones your after. But we can for sure look at try get the colours locked in for you.
@@MediocreHobbies My thanks!
What should I use if I don't have skeleton hord
Emmm agaros dunes mite work.
I think the miniature should be a bit bigger. I will proxy me a bigger 3D dragon and play him as the real big boss :D
Your a madman. He is huge. Any bigger and he would take up to much space lol
@@MediocreHobbies there is still space left on the 160mm base :D
I don't know - biggest and most badasses dude from the storm cast. Should at least be 5-10cm higher. Especially for what U pay for this mini.
But Paint job is great!
Using the same method, what colors would you have used for Krondys?
That’s a tough one. Just start from a dark blue contrast and then dry brush up with brighter blues as you go. Trust the process more then the colours of that makes sence.
Hey Andy, I am starting a new Stormcast army and can't find a recipe for Knights Excelsior that I like. Any tips? I know it's a little off the current topic
Ye man so I would.
Spray black then grey seer zenith Like my normal videos.
Contrast white all over the armour. Make sure wit doesn’t pool anywhere.
When it drys give the armour a drybrush of Praxeti White. And that’s how I would probably leave the white. Mite weather later.
Nice rich blue for the Pauldrons and shields what ever tone you like. Gold trim. Then wash the blue and gold with probably a purple wash. Then later then back up. Slightly brighter blue and make a light silver for the gold.
Does that make sense/answer your question?
@@MediocreHobbies Thank you!!
@@kadesoto any time man.