Omg, that 'non-outtake' at the end where Duncan laughs and talks to a disembodied voice makes him actually appear human. Now I have doubt about my theory he is a perfect Mini-painting robot.
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA Duncan, one time I was standing outside of nottingham with a few other people waiting for the sisters of battle limited box set to come out. It was freezing cold and we'd waited over an hour when we saw you get out your car. I shouted 'it's freezing duncan. Can you give us two coats'. You sort of looked our way, said nothing, then went into the staff entrance. A week or so later it was announced you're leaving. ....if my bad pun was responsible for you quitting games workshop I just want to apologise.
Hello all. Try this - Paint your zombie flesh bubblegum pink - then a full strength wash of Beil-Tan green / let dry. Then a full strength wash of Reikland fleshshade. The green wash will mute the pink and the fleshshade will even everything out. Your base zombie skin will now be a mottled pink/green/reddish brown. To highlight, take a normal skin tone and thin it down with the Beil-tan green.
As a beginner painter I would love a new fresh tutorial video series on how to layer, highlight, shade, gloss, etc. That would be amazing Duncan, I find most of these on the WH site but a new fresh series with a bit more detail would be amazing. Thank you for all your hard work and I wish you the best!!
What an awesome and timely issue. Was mentally preparing to paint my first helmetless head and there are tons of ideas I can use. Plus, I will definitely use these ideas for my future Nurgle bois.
Excellent presentation once again from Duncan and the D.R.P.A team, thanks heaps always a pleasure to watch. Fade in/out image and backing track, editing, script and even light comic relief, even if it was a little wooden 😂 so professional…a shining example of the next level of fantastic content and creators that we the fickle viewers hope for and why we love UA-cam 5 stars.
Wow, thanks for the kind words. The DRPA team is myself and Roger, jest the 2 of us. And yes, the light comic relief was a little wooden but we just couldn't leaf it alone 😁
I've been cheating with mixing plaguebearer and guilliman flesh contrasts, mixing in some cygor brown to give darker tones too, will definitely be trying out the first grey colour scheme too!
I know this is an older video, but I got to say Duncan you are an inspiration. When I first got into the hobby, I watched up SO many of your videos. Even on models that i don't use.. I'm more of an AOS and fantasy player painter. But I always found your tutorials extremely insightful and helpful. I doubt you'll see this. But just wanted to out that out there. I backed your Two Thin Coats paint Kickstarter at the highest level and was even able to get in for the early bird. Could not press the help fund button quick enough. Even before asking the wife.. lol Eagerly waiting for my KS rewards. Even just bought a paint rack specifically for your paints. Keep up a the amazing work you do for the community.
There'll be a lot of paint colours to choose from for Dead Walkers flesh. Your painting method is what I'll use for them, thanks for the colour options. Those models are fantastic! 👌
Brilliant tutorial. I'll be heading out tomorrow at my local stockest to buy a couple boxes. I really love how GW have created these new zombies a much needed revival from the old zombies they used to sell in my opinion
Amazing work, you always teach me a lot with your painting tutorials, I really appreciate it. Thank you for the help and I will be waiting for the next one
'You might have twigged (that) these guys have got some branches growing out of them.' You didn't even break cadence when you delivered that pun. Well done.
I now need to build a bolt action grenadier / zombie/ wolfenstien unit to go with my unit of red skulls. Thanks for another build inspiration. But first my 80s d&d character has arrived from hero forge, again thanks to you. Stay safe.
I'm here for Duncan being confident enough in his new career to question his former employer's design choices. Signed, a guy who loves the new zombies but also think the tree roots are meh
Honestly, those roots took this kit from a "damn I want a set even if I don't play AoS" to a "maybe if I can find a good tutorial on removing them then find them heavily discounted somewhere". I'll never understand this design choice.
@@NecromediaNetwork That's a possibility, and Could likely be done with just a paintjob. From what I have seen of the sprue, the roots are extensive and the removal of them would require resculpting of detail such as folds in cloth etc. That is a lot of work for a horde type unit, so the easiest thing would likely be to use a paint job to turn them into something else, such as tenticles.
great video and explanation mate! Would have loved to see them al together as making zombies seem individual and random but still look good in a group is special demand for zombie units specifically. Do another one with a big group, you can never have enough zombies! Thanks anyway!
Old dried blood is dark brown, not quite black. That's because the molecule that makes blood red is iron oxide, AKA rust. Vallejo Panzer Aces Dark Rust is my go-to for old blood stains.
Idea: make the lower parts (like legs and the bottom of arms) or the model's back half have a purple tinge - that way it looks like blood pooling at the bottom of a corpse due to the lack of circulation.
As a non native english speaker, it took me a couple of times hearing it to realize that "smallayrbrush" (7:28) is not "small air brush" (which doesn't make much sense anyway), but "small layer brush". This is why enunciating is important. 😅 Of course it's shown on screen in text which helps a ton, though earlier on in this video it says "small layer brush" even though Duncan says and uses a medium one. 🙂
noooooo I just finished painting my zombicide minis...this is way too late now :// just kidding! :p Really educational. I think I learned a lot for my next project(s) and I gotta try out that blood effect. Thank you!
Duncan, if this wasn't solely a skin tone tutorial would you still complete steps 1 through 4 on just the skin before moving on to painting, shading and highlighting the other parts of the mini or... Would you perform those same steps on all parts of the mini at the same time ? Just curious because I'm going to use your skin tones from this video on my Zombicide: Fort Hendrix, Zombie Soldiers miniatures and I'd like to paint them how you would do them. Thanks and 👍as always.
You can do it either way. If all your base colours share the same shade then you can basecoat and shade at the same time then layer and highlight as you see fit. Otherwise just apply the basecoats that share the same wash/shade and then repeat each group of colours as needed. There is no right or wrong way just whatever feels best to you 😊
when i was a kid, i asked my grandpa if he ever killed any germans in the war. he wouldnt answer. said it was grown up stuff, so i asked if the germans ever tried to kill him,. but he got real quiet. he said he was killed every time he stepped on enemy territory. every day he woke up and said rest in peace, now get up and go to war. then after a few years of pretending to be dead he was alive. thats the trick of it, i think. we do what we need to do, then we live. but no matter what we find in D.C., i know we'll be ok , because this is how we survive. we tell ourselfs that we are the walking dead. .
Omg, that 'non-outtake' at the end where Duncan laughs and talks to a disembodied voice makes him actually appear human. Now I have doubt about my theory he is a perfect Mini-painting robot.
"You might have 'twigged' that they have bits of tree growing out of them". That was an awful pun, but I laughed.
There were a few more at the end too. We just couldn't leaf them alone 😁
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA Duncan, one time I was standing outside of nottingham with a few other people waiting for the sisters of battle limited box set to come out. It was freezing cold and we'd waited over an hour when we saw you get out your car. I shouted 'it's freezing duncan. Can you give us two coats'. You sort of looked our way, said nothing, then went into the staff entrance. A week or so later it was announced you're leaving.
....if my bad pun was responsible for you quitting games workshop I just want to apologise.
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA good to see you 'branching' out
It’s just one more way to spruce up the minis.
Hello all. Try this - Paint your zombie flesh bubblegum pink - then a full strength wash of Beil-Tan green / let dry. Then a full strength wash of Reikland fleshshade. The green wash will mute the pink and the fleshshade will even everything out. Your base zombie skin will now be a mottled pink/green/reddish brown. To highlight, take a normal skin tone and thin it down with the Beil-tan green.
I’d like to see this on a mini.
That pale skin tone is on point , been looking for a good one and finally found it.
Awesome! We are glad we could help 👍
As a beginner painter I would love a new fresh tutorial video series on how to layer, highlight, shade, gloss, etc. That would be amazing Duncan, I find most of these on the WH site but a new fresh series with a bit more detail would be amazing. Thank you for all your hard work and I wish you the best!!
I always appreciate the lessons you teach, many thanks from a very new painter.
You are very welcome, glad we can help 😊
This is exactly what I needed for my new Gellerpox Infected! Thank you, I am loving the Two Thin Coats line.
"A freshly dead Zombie", never heard those words together :D
Your not reading the right books mate.
Zombie hordes look the best on the table with varying tones. Really like these schemes.
Thanks 😊
Perfect timing, my Rotters arrived in the mail this weak :)
Enjoy!
They have roots growing out of them because the zombies where in the ground, so they grew through them before they rose back up :)
given me some inspiration for my custom Star Player for Blood Bowl necromantic team based on the Tar man from Return of the living dead
Wooo!! Great start of the weekend! Duncan video! Thank you very much! And Have a great weekend everybody
Really useful. I have plenty of these left to paint! Really liking the grey flesh the most
These are fantastic, I was hoping to see some frostbitten/ice cold skin tones but these are still some good inspiration
Thanks. There are sooo many options to choose from
What an awesome and timely issue.
Was mentally preparing to paint my first helmetless head and there are tons of ideas I can use.
Plus, I will definitely use these ideas for my future Nurgle bois.
Perfect! Have been searching for some good zombie painting methods - hopefully there's something in here I can use...
We're sure you will found some helpful 😊
Excellent presentation once again from Duncan and the D.R.P.A team, thanks heaps always a pleasure to watch.
Fade in/out image and backing track, editing, script and even light comic relief, even if it was a little wooden 😂 so professional…a shining example of the next level of fantastic content and creators that we the fickle viewers hope for and why we love UA-cam
5 stars.
Wow, thanks for the kind words. The DRPA team is myself and Roger, jest the 2 of us. And yes, the light comic relief was a little wooden but we just couldn't leaf it alone 😁
I've been cheating with mixing plaguebearer and guilliman flesh contrasts, mixing in some cygor brown to give darker tones too, will definitely be trying out the first grey colour scheme too!
A fantastic teacher of brush, pigment and tekkers
Thank you so much 😀
I know this is an older video, but I got to say Duncan you are an inspiration. When I first got into the hobby, I watched up SO many of your videos. Even on models that i don't use..
I'm more of an AOS and fantasy player painter.
But I always found your tutorials extremely insightful and helpful.
I doubt you'll see this. But just wanted to out that out there.
I backed your Two Thin Coats paint Kickstarter at the highest level and was even able to get in for the early bird.
Could not press the help fund button quick enough. Even before asking the wife.. lol
Eagerly waiting for my KS rewards. Even just bought a paint rack specifically for your paints.
Keep up a the amazing work you do for the community.
There'll be a lot of paint colours to choose from for Dead Walkers flesh. Your painting method is what I'll use for them, thanks for the colour options. Those models are fantastic! 👌
Anytime 😊
Brilliant tutorial. I'll be heading out tomorrow at my local stockest to buy a couple boxes. I really love how GW have created these new zombies a much needed revival from the old zombies they used to sell in my opinion
I clipped off all those stupid roots off mine. Looks much better. Thanks for those zombie flesh tips Duncan!
Amazing work, you always teach me a lot with your painting tutorials, I really appreciate it. Thank you for the help and I will be waiting for the next one
Thanks Nicolas. Glad we could help 😊
'You might have twigged (that) these guys have got some branches growing out of them.'
You didn't even break cadence when you delivered that pun. Well done.
Thank you... 😊
I now need to build a bolt action grenadier / zombie/ wolfenstien unit to go with my unit of red skulls. Thanks for another build inspiration. But first my 80s d&d character has arrived from hero forge, again thanks to you. Stay safe.
"Go to the 'root' of the video..." Love it, Duncan!
😁
This is great! I’ve been thinking about getting a second box of Ghouls for Fallout and this will look awesome!
I'm here for Duncan being confident enough in his new career to question his former employer's design choices.
Signed, a guy who loves the new zombies but also think the tree roots are meh
Honestly, those roots took this kit from a "damn I want a set even if I don't play AoS" to a "maybe if I can find a good tutorial on removing them then find them heavily discounted somewhere". I'll never understand this design choice.
@@ebarlow4940 like maybe someone clever could turn them into tentacles? That would be freaky but I'm not that level yet
@@NecromediaNetwork That's a possibility, and Could likely be done with just a paintjob. From what I have seen of the sprue, the roots are extensive and the removal of them would require resculpting of detail such as folds in cloth etc. That is a lot of work for a horde type unit, so the easiest thing would likely be to use a paint job to turn them into something else, such as tenticles.
Great video!
Can you make an video about how to make dirty guts/organs?
I am currently making DG. It needs to be really gross!
Keep up the good work!
Would be great to see the comparison of all 3 models at the end of video.
Awesome video! Been trying to get ideas to paint my zombicide and walking dead zombies and this video ticked all the boxes. Thank you!
Ahh yes this shall help with my poxwalkers. Now I can duncify them.
Duncify...nice lol
Blood for the Blood God is quite addictive. My last batch look like they'd spent waaay to much time at the brain buffet!
Great effect, thanx Duncan
Spring boarding off this and correct me if I'm wrong and has been done before, but a tutorial for different skin tones would be quite helpful too.
He's got one up on his site, though you need to have a subscription to get at it.
excellent video since I am going add Pox Walkers to my Death Guard warband :-)
great video and explanation mate! Would have loved to see them al together as making zombies seem individual and random but still look good in a group is special demand for zombie units specifically. Do another one with a big group, you can never have enough zombies! Thanks anyway!
Some great advice as always, you guys!
Old dried blood is dark brown, not quite black. That's because the molecule that makes blood red is iron oxide, AKA rust. Vallejo Panzer Aces Dark Rust is my go-to for old blood stains.
I've been wanting to start a blueish alien zombie project. Maybe I can add a little blue-grey to the basecoat of the first colour scheme.
Brilliant as usual, looking forward to the FWW Ghouls as well. Cheers!
Coming soon!
Idea: make the lower parts (like legs and the bottom of arms) or the model's back half have a purple tinge - that way it looks like blood pooling at the bottom of a corpse due to the lack of circulation.
Nothing like bringing minis to LIFE like GORE !! Well said! Hahahahah
Watching this vid made me want to get a Zombicide game now!
great video once again, thanks Duncan
Thank you , DRPA .
Our pleasure! 😊
Great tutorial Duncan
Thanks Kies. Glad you enjoyed it
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA welcome 🙌🏻
cheers Duncan! great vid and lots of useful advice and tips. ❤ great job bringing those zombies to life...er... unlife...?!? 😅
"might have TWIGGED these guys have branches growing out of them" Genius puns!
😁
I love a good zombie!
Us too! 😁
I may have to branch into some Soulblight Vampires
As a non native english speaker, it took me a couple of times hearing it to realize that "smallayrbrush" (7:28) is not "small air brush" (which doesn't make much sense anyway), but "small layer brush". This is why enunciating is important. 😅 Of course it's shown on screen in text which helps a ton, though earlier on in this video it says "small layer brush" even though Duncan says and uses a medium one. 🙂
I am a native English speaker and I made the same mistake. 😂😁
Duncan paints Necro-Chad!
Been following you for years, had to ask, Are you likely do do a painting video for kragnos?
Great video Duncan! What wet pallette do you use?
Army painter 😊
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA thank you. I've been making do with a Tupperware box, kitchen roll and baking sheet but it's becoming tedious 😅
Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
noooooo I just finished painting my zombicide minis...this is way too late now ://
just kidding! :p Really educational. I think I learned a lot for my next project(s) and I gotta try out that blood effect. Thank you!
Anytime 😊
Don't suppose there'll be a video on painting Lamenters at some point?
Duncan, if this wasn't solely a skin tone tutorial would you still complete steps 1 through 4 on just the skin before moving on to painting, shading and highlighting the other parts of the mini or... Would you perform those same steps on all parts of the mini at the same time ? Just curious because I'm going to use your skin tones from this video on my Zombicide: Fort Hendrix, Zombie Soldiers miniatures and I'd like to paint them how you would do them. Thanks and 👍as always.
You can do it either way. If all your base colours share the same shade then you can basecoat and shade at the same time then layer and highlight as you see fit. Otherwise just apply the basecoats that share the same wash/shade and then repeat each group of colours as needed. There is no right or wrong way just whatever feels best to you 😊
cant wait to scream two thin coats when i see this guy in streets lol
This video has more plot twist than Army of the Dead :)
😂
Could you use a speed paint rather than a wash to get some different colored tones?
How would I go about doing Cold blue skin like freeze or drown or been blood drained any suggestions please love this vids very helpful
you could try something like : thunderhawk blue -> reikland fleshshade -> fenrisian grey -> screaming skull
Thank You very much will do
Any chance of you painting some kings of war multi based units.
when i was a kid, i asked my grandpa if he ever killed any germans in the war. he wouldnt answer. said it was grown up stuff, so i asked if the germans ever tried to kill him,. but he got real quiet. he said he was killed every time he stepped on enemy territory. every day he woke up and said rest in peace, now get up and go to war. then after a few years of pretending to be dead he was alive. thats the trick of it, i think. we do what we need to do, then we live. but no matter what we find in D.C., i know we'll be ok , because this is how we survive. we tell ourselfs that we are the walking dead. .
About to start a Lucius Forge World army and can’t really find a single painting tutorial for them out there. Any tips?
Ok, hear me out. Servitors.
Watch the whole video.... so worth it. 😆
Yeah, it's worth sticking around right 😁
How long were you holding on to that 'twigged' pun?
Slay the grey lol
Where can I purchase some figures like that, would appreciate the info, thanks
They are from Games Workshop, it's their new Zombie miniatures for Age of Sigmar.
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA thanks for the info!
Came here from watching the Kill Count episode of Train to Busan
He said the line
Do you think that the grey flesh would look good on a nurgle demon army?
Mmmmm...I reckon so. Paint e test model and see if it works. It could be awesome tbh.
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA I tested it on a plague bearer and it looks pretty good. Thanks man
What color primer did you use?
Zandri Dust Spray 😊
Are you still working for games workshop?
No. We left GW about 18 months ago to start the Academy 😊
🔥🎸🔥
well
You really missed the chance to include fallout wasteland warfare ghouls.
We have another video planned for that 😉
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA this... does put a smile on my face.
Well, this was "dead good"
Touche
Nice and gross :D
nice! skeletons next? It is time to use better brushes than citadel (overpriced) shit my friend, isn't it?
among us
so stock