Speed Paint Van Saar | Necromunda Painting Guide | MgM Paints

Just an "average joe" painter sharing what I love. Today we paint up a Van Saar model. I used the speed paint method which has also been referred to as Zenithal, Slap Chop or Grisaille. The entire process took about 30 minutes. I hope you enjoy!
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[@heathblaker2669]

I just started getting into Necromunda and I still need to paint my Van Saar gang. Love your content. Thanks!

[@MiniatureGameMontage]

Awesome! Welcome to Necromunda!

[@jb2850]

Great job mate🎉

[@danax8977]

Absolutely love your content! Just wish I had time to watch it all!

[@MiniatureGameMontage]

Thanks, bud! It will always be there 🙂

[@williamyoung2691]

Love your painting videos, keep ‘em coming 😊

[@MiniatureGameMontage]

Thanks bud!

[@SebbStrife]

Quick and easy and looking great! Perfect sickly, grimy look for the Underhive!

[@DaThingOnTheDoorstep]

Your Van Saar looking really cool! Man, I think I spent an hour on just basecoating one ganger for my own gang, but then again, I made the super smart decision to paint white armor. Then shading with white contrast that I still needed to fix up on the chest and leg plates to bring it back up to a gleaming white. Now I'd probably just go for a grey panel liner!

[@MiniatureGameMontage]

Thanks, friend! :)

[@scelago_games]

Love the video mate!

[@MiniatureGameMontage]

Thank you for watching. Cheers, friend!

[@kimie7479]

Awesome vid! 👍

[@MiniatureGameMontage]

Thanks!

[@davidnandrin8825]

Well done, they look great (and menacing) !

[@FrostWolfPack]

Dam this could have helped me to paint my own Van Saar so much!!

[@philosophyofcarry]

Love em!

[@MalakhimJWQ1]

Hail all

[@Le_Petit_Lapin]

Thing to note is that the version 2.0 army speedpaints dont reactivate the same way that the first version did, you cant wet blend with them anymore.

[@MiniatureGameMontage]

Yeah I went to my hobby store today to see if they had singles. Not yet.

[@te9591]

I question doing two layers of white build up only to be covered by a black wash unless that black wash sort of helps smoothen some of the white paint layers?

[@MiniatureGameMontage]

I’m still giving these speed paints a lot of trial and error. The two white build up kinda gives a subtle highlight. It’s similar to painting, washing, and doing a thicker highlight prior to a fine edge highlight. It’s just accomplished without waiting for wash to dry 🙂

[@te9591]

@MiniatureGameMontage they look good, the term that applies to your method is like a type of speed "glazing" i believe.

[@dexterello]

The beginning is good, but the end result looks sloppy and messy. As if the paint had not been diluted.

[@Skyppaii]

Gotta remember, you never usually see the models from closer than a couple feet, so if you can't see those tiny imperfections at that level, these are more than good enough for tabletop standard.