This is really damn helpful. I've been on the fence about painting my Land Raider and exactly how I'm going to do it, but now I'm feeling rather confident about it
So awesome, love this look. Would you ever consider doing a 40k thousand sons model in grimdark? I haven't seen anyone really ever pull it off and I'd love to see how you'd tackle it.
Absolutely adore this style of painting. Will you be continuing the various legions beyond the ones you have already done? I wonder how some of them like white scars or RG/NL would look done like this
@@TheFeralPainter😂😂😂 "What do you mean by "You're not allowed to shoot tanks here in the courtyard..." - I do it for the Emperor...stopping me is pure heresy...!!"
Thank you so much for this video! I always wanted to see how the chipping medium reacts so this has come Just in time for my chaos rhino tank I'm working on for my battle honors 🤘🏻
@TheFeralPainter Cheers 🤘🏻 you have been a great help with my venture in grim dark, I've used a lot of what I've learnt from you on my Flesh tearers Dreadnought as well as experimenting with enamel washes on minis like daughters of khaine. You mentioned in a previous video that your not a fan of Eavy Metal and though I got it down pat and used to enjoy it, I now enjoy making the minis less cartoony and more fitting in their environment and the world they live in.
Absolutely love this effect and it's such a great tutorial. And I really appreciate that you've put down all the paints etc in the description. I've never painted this way before but I want to try on my next project. One question I have is there anything extra you did with the tracks and the nore metallic silver/grey parts? Thanks!
Great video mate - what colours would you use for an iron warriors scheme? Would you airbrush with the same ones as your recent guide? (Gun metal, thrash metal etc.)
Another awesome video. I found that putting on the crackle paint first doesn't work if you're priming with a rattle can as the latter dissolves it (I think). I guess it works just as well to put it on afterwards if you can match the colours well enough.
Thanks man! Never had a problem with dissolving, not sure if lacquer paint from rattle can causes it but airbrush never had a problem. Thanks again man
Looks amazing! If you're brave enough you can use a woodburning tool to do battle damage, as well. It works wonders but you can overdo it fairly quickly.
Great video! I am not in the comp and I am not an Insta-fan, but I do have a question if I may. What's the best way to ensure weathering powder stays on the model, particularly when it's a model that get a lot of handling? I have used spray varnish, which is okay for darker colours but it seeems to dissolve (or whatever) lighter colours. Thanks.
Something I recommend you give a try is mixing pigment powder with water and then brushing it on to certain areas. Very interesting results on metallics and such
If you bought dark brown chalk and broke it up, mixed into elmar's glue, could you apply that as mud in the wheels and on tracks? Would that look like legit mud?
Loved this video! Really learnt a lot from it. I had a question, do you think black armour is harder to weather or should the same techniques apply? Thanks!
did you paint the treads or the circular thing that holds the lascannons with metal? those scratches looked really good! or is it just the mecha primer?
@@TheFeralPainter thank you for the reply! i love your styles especially the tyranids which helped me make my own :D wanted to see if you had any vehicles since im getting into chaos knight and i see this and the ceratus vid :D
I'd love to try this with my Blood Angels and Black Templar vehicles. The red-brown in this stands out great under the green but I feel like on a red or black vehicle it may get a little lost. Any ideas?
How much time after applying the chipping fluid do I have to use the effect? Can I apply the fluid and the coats of paint on top then perform the chipping say, a day or two later?
Tried crackle paint before and it sorta just flaked off. Didnt stick to the mini, any advice? Been following your painting tutorials for a while and love it!
Da macht man sich die Arbeit eine richtig gute Bemalung aufs Modell zu bekommen und dann wird es nur Mangelhaft versäubert. Was ja auch zu Passproblemen führt ?????
Weathering has been the bane of my existence for maybe 10 years. I probably learned more in this one video then I have over the years. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Really means a lot that
Ya totally it's concise. Good job!
I live in North Pole and you can drive there easily. We even have a post office. It’s just outside of Fairbanks AK
😂 excellent! I shall get my coat ready!
This is really damn helpful. I've been on the fence about painting my Land Raider and exactly how I'm going to do it, but now I'm feeling rather confident about it
Have fun dude!
Great video as always
Love your style and how you give a full showing of the process. Really helps me get ideas on my next project.
I'm so glad!
Great looking Miniature. Also learned a few new ways to weather i have never tried before
Glad you enjoyed it
So awesome, love this look. Would you ever consider doing a 40k thousand sons model in grimdark? I haven't seen anyone really ever pull it off and I'd love to see how you'd tackle it.
Now that’s a challenge accepted
@@TheFeralPainter looking forward to it!!
Absolutely adore this style of painting. Will you be continuing the various legions beyond the ones you have already done? I wonder how some of them like white scars or RG/NL would look done like this
Quality of the vids keeps improving love it mate
Much appreciated
Great video, going to give these techniques a go on my Guard tanks
Enjoy dude!
Love the work big man. Almost done with my Horus MKVI squad with inspiration taken from your previous video on them!
Awesome dude!! Would love to see them
Love the mixture or mediums and techniques, great stuff :)
Thank you! Cheers!
Dude this looks fantastic.
Thanks so much
the weathering looks so good on this I love your channel
Thanks so much 😊
Awesome as always! 🔥 Shared proudly on my Instagram 🙂
You're the best!
this is immense!!
Cool video man!
Thanks for the visit
Sorry for going missing for a bit, always enjoy your videos. Real life duties is a pain but I’m back to enjoy your content
Hope ur well dude!
Wow this is fantastic painting. Thanks for the tips and tricks.
Thank you! Cheers!
Amazing job, going to try this out on my Spartan!
Thanks man
Hello from Normandie 🖖😊 excellent travail de vieillissement de peintures merci pour cette vidéo et à bientôt pour d'autres techniques 😉👌
Thanks 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome paintjob. showed me some new tricks :)
Glad to help!
Awesome! I have a pump action BB gun and from 25 yards and 2 out of a possible10 pumps, I creates a great near picture heavy stubbed damage effect
Ooooo ama have to get mine out and fire some shots 😝 if anyone asks why I shall reply “for the emperor!”
@@TheFeralPainter😂😂😂 "What do you mean by "You're not allowed to shoot tanks here in the courtyard..." - I do it for the Emperor...stopping me is pure heresy...!!"
Like always great instruction
Thank you! Cheers!
Lovely. I tried that Vallejo chipping medium myself (no AK at my flgs) and found it a bit fussy as well.
Yea it’s quite thick isn’t it. I much prefer the ak one
Awesome result and really good video with great intuitive steps
Thank you! Cheers!
Looks great. Ill have to give some weathering a try
Enjoy
Day-Yuhmn, thanks for sharing this amazing tutorial!
Your welcome
Thank you so much for this video! I always wanted to see how the chipping medium reacts so this has come Just in time for my chaos rhino tank I'm working on for my battle honors 🤘🏻
Glad it was helpful! Hope u have fun with tank pal
@TheFeralPainter Cheers 🤘🏻 you have been a great help with my venture in grim dark, I've used a lot of what I've learnt from you on my Flesh tearers Dreadnought as well as experimenting with enamel washes on minis like daughters of khaine. You mentioned in a previous video that your not a fan of Eavy Metal and though I got it down pat and used to enjoy it, I now enjoy making the minis less cartoony and more fitting in their environment and the world they live in.
Beautiful Work 😉
Thank you! Cheers!
Great tutorial. I use similar techniques for Death Guard. Often I say that I don't paint, but rather I dirt my models.
Sounds great
Love the style you go for mate
Thanks mannnn!!!!
Perfection 👌 !!!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow!!!!! Your thumbs are crazy looking!!!!!!
Thanks its a condition. #disability
Absolutely love this effect and it's such a great tutorial. And I really appreciate that you've put down all the paints etc in the description. I've never painted this way before but I want to try on my next project. One question I have is there anything extra you did with the tracks and the nore metallic silver/grey parts? Thanks!
Just a dry brush of metalic
And also thanks so much for your kind comment means so mych
Looks dope
Thanks so much
Great video mate - what colours would you use for an iron warriors scheme? Would you airbrush with the same ones as your recent guide? (Gun metal, thrash metal etc.)
I would use different hit me up on insta n ill give u some ones I’d use 😉
Perfect ❤❤
Thanks
yes good vid neat stuff and yes be fun win it see more vids
Thanks
Another awesome video. I found that putting on the crackle paint first doesn't work if you're priming with a rattle can as the latter dissolves it (I think). I guess it works just as well to put it on afterwards if you can match the colours well enough.
Thanks man! Never had a problem with dissolving, not sure if lacquer paint from rattle can causes it but airbrush never had a problem. Thanks again man
Awesome
Cheers dude!
8:34 "the streaks look quite bad"
*Still* looked amazing!
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Looks amazing! If you're brave enough you can use a woodburning tool to do battle damage, as well. It works wonders but you can overdo it fairly quickly.
Thanks for the tip!
@TheFeralPainter very welcome! Sent to my gaming friends, just about to start painting my SoH army and I'm going to have to try these techniques!
Thanks for another amazing tutorial. Consider me entered.
I’d love to see a few Word Bearer models brought to life by your hand.
Great suggestion! Thanks again
Great video! I am not in the comp and I am not an Insta-fan, but I do have a question if I may. What's the best way to ensure weathering powder stays on the model, particularly when it's a model that get a lot of handling? I have used spray varnish, which is okay for darker colours but it seeems to dissolve (or whatever) lighter colours. Thanks.
Good question! For fixing I recommend applying varnish before then whilst drying put pigment powders on
Something I recommend you give a try is mixing pigment powder with water and then brushing it on to certain areas. Very interesting results on metallics and such
Yea done that on my mortarian looks great!!!
If you bought dark brown chalk and broke it up, mixed into elmar's glue, could you apply that as mud in the wheels and on tracks? Would that look like legit mud?
very well done.
Thank you kindly!
Loved this video! Really learnt a lot from it. I had a question, do you think black armour is harder to weather or should the same techniques apply? Thanks!
Yea slightly harder to weather. And recommend different way but that’s coming soon
Superb
Thank you! Cheers!
crackle paint before the priming! interesting
What kind of airbrush are you using?
I have the ultra 2024 now, its fab. I also still have my infinity
did you paint the treads or the circular thing that holds the lascannons with metal? those scratches looked really good! or is it just the mecha primer?
Just dry brush metal
On
@@TheFeralPainter thank you for the reply! i love your styles especially the tyranids which helped me make my own :D wanted to see if you had any vehicles since im getting into chaos knight and i see this and the ceratus vid :D
Enjoy
I'd love to try this with my Blood Angels and Black Templar vehicles.
The red-brown in this stands out great under the green but I feel like on a red or black vehicle it may get a little lost. Any ideas?
Use black. Or use a steel color
How much time after applying the chipping fluid do I have to use the effect? Can I apply the fluid and the coats of paint on top then perform the chipping say, a day or two later?
I apply the chipping fluid. Wait about 15/20 then apply paint then wait for that to dry; then chip away
Tried crackle paint before and it sorta just flaked off. Didnt stick to the mini, any advice? Been following your painting tutorials for a while and love it!
Mmm strange what brand did u use?
It was the ak light and dry crackle effects. Don't know if it's similar or not. I used it in basing and worked great but not on an unprimed mini
hmm, volume could be higher. Kinda had to pump it way up to hear you!
Fun video though! Thank you
Sorry about that
Would you be able to do this with brushes?
Yes
Maybe I'll finally finish up my LR I bought a few years ago, heh
Enjoy man!!
You are a magician 😅
Literally
Hydra Dominatus
Hi l was under the impression that you should prime before putting any sort of paint on plastic but you don’t do that . I’m guessing it doesn’t matter
The brown is a primer
All that effort but left the mold lines on all the tracks.
Just a headsup, there is a _VERY_ loud and ear shattering 'POP" in the audio when you open this video :(
Apologies
Da macht man sich die Arbeit eine richtig gute Bemalung aufs Modell zu bekommen und dann wird es nur Mangelhaft versäubert. Was ja auch zu Passproblemen führt ?????
Versäubern macht man bei Textilien...sie meinen sicher Entgraten...😂
Not sure what u said but yes!
@@TheFeralPainter Nothing special, just two German cleverclogs among themselves...
@@mahari7285 richtig, da war woll die Automatische Wortfindung vom Computer anderer Meinung...
Im just staring at that thumb waitig for it to catch the blade, so i dont feel like the only idiot here
Hahahaa
...there's a 40K faction that shoots bullets?
Yep
OK, which ones? @@TheFeralPainter
Ekk, cutting towards yourself with a razor :(
great video. Please turn up the mic. way to quiet. if you're not sure listen to the video before you post it. Most brits have this issue. not sue why.
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Puncture... Not picture
Might want to slice away from your thumb instead of towards it…
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If you slice towards your thumb you have a lot more control of the blade