Glazing is probably one of the best thing Contrast paints are amazing for. Since they’re not too transparent, and stain heavily, they make fantastic filters.
I love Duncan's work for many reasons, but this video really demonstrates how he brings something for everyone. I would have stopped painting at roughly the 20min mark, but for the really skilled among us there's an additional 10min to bring it to the competitive level.
I was thinking of trying it on orcs.I have a small AoS Ironjawz army, and I think I've gone through three different recipes for skin already, not counting the shaman, who I deliberately made albino. The Nazdreg Yellow layer at the end was a stroke of genius. It would've never occurred to me, but now I have to give it a try.
It is interesting seeing that green and brown wash technique here. The only time I had seen in for some time was in green stuff worlds videos and lately I seem to see it alot with some of my favourite painters. I love it.
I'd be interested in seeing that too. I've done cell shading on Nerf blasters, Gundam models, and action figures, but I can't imagine scaling it down this far.
There's Fallout miniatures ??? It's a shame that Halo: Fleet Battle and Ground Command don"t exist anymore, I would have loved to see you paint a Covenant cruiser or a noble Elite !
Do all the detail on the skin followed by just covering it all with a contrast paint. You are a mad man. I am going to find something to use that on. Came out amazing
Thank you man, been hoping you'd do some of the Modiphius Fallout range; Super Mutants and Vault Suits have been my challenge. I didn't think of the bigger 'scene' celebs even knew it existed so doubly happy it's not falling by the wayside everywhere... just where I live -_-
love these videos would be great to see some Barons War models from Footstore minitures in the Academy's range apart from that keep up the glorious work! :)
One of these days guys, one of these days we'll see Duncan use a wet palette... :P Edit: Seriously though, just watched the rest of the video and the paint job is insane and the tutorial made it seem so easy! This feels like a whole different level compared to WHTV.
I'd love to see you paint something from the Nolzur's Marvelous Minatures line! I started painting with them, and it would be awesome to see what a painting veteran can do with them.
There's one thing that has bugged me for a while now: how do you keep your Citadel paints from drying up in the top of the bottle? Can't really close some of them anymore.
You might also want to trying painting with a wet palette. In a Tupperware container put a wet paper towel and put a piece of parchment paper over that. Your paint will dry a lot slower, giving you more time to work with it.
In addition to what others wrote, make sure you're actually fully closing the pot. Citadel paints have this thing where it feels like the lid is closed when the front snaps but the back isn't all the way in yet and paint can still sip into the crevice (it won't actually pour out but might collect and cake on the rim).
The only thing that i would consider Duncan, is what type of brush you can use. People should know that these wargaming brand brushes are not a requirement and that you can use regular artisan brushes. Like for the regiment brush i would use a size 2 brush (and more often than not a synthetic one too, which you can get for 2 quid or less) But when it comes to details i usually switch to a size 0 brush with natural bristles. My point is: perhaps just make people aware that they do not need these wargaming brand brushes to get good results (matter of fact, most competetive painters i know, don't use them at all) - and that most of the big wargaming stores are carrying artisan brushes these days too.
Light brown base + shade with a dark brown wash (agrax or whatever you prefer) + highlight with same color as base then an even brighter tone on highest spots, make sure to use warm browns (more yellow).
Duncan love your videos and really enjoy watching you bring life to your models. Quick question for you if I may. Do you ever use Zenithal highlights after priming your models or do you prefer to just go straight to base colors? Could you explain your reasons for preferring or not preferring them? Thank you and hope your staying healthy.
Hey Duncan, loving these new painting tutorials. Do you think you could show us how to paint some models from the Infinity universe? Haqqislam if possible please :-)
I have a question Duncan. Why did you wait to do the skin color until after you did all the detail work on everything else? If you accidentally mess up and get the color on something you don't want wouldn't you have to then redo all the work you have previously completed on those edges? Not saying you specifically would mess up, but I sure would.
Love the sickly-green shade of the skin. Do you figures it would work well on other things than flesh? Like painted metal, or even water, to give it a strange and clearly not healthy shade? or would you rather use another method or combination of colours?
Awesome video. I was wondering if you planned on doing a Halo model tutorial, I'm a huge fan of the games and would love to get some tips on how to paint the tabletop models.
What is a good paint pack to buy. I've never painted any mini's before, but I'm tired of my bland characters. Completely new to the whole process. Is there like a starter painting pack?
Oh ok. So when your painting rags or pants that are next to flesh. You don’t need to paint right next to each other? You leave a shadow in between the two???
![Painting Fallout's Deathclaws the Easy Way [How I Paint Things]](/img/n.gif)
Must say, you're covering all the model ranges. I didn't even know fallout had a model range.
They're a great range Nickster and a fun game too.
There a two Fallout games, both with good miniatures and the one I played is really fun, too.
Skyrim will too, by the same company
@@terreausore2435 they are made by modiphius
@@terreausore2435 fallout wasteland warfare is the game. There's a great Fallout board game with good minis in it as well.
Yes Duncan Your a fan!
What are you doing here eso?
another painter needs your help
I marked him on your map
good meme, good meme.
Using the contrast paint on the skin gave a great result. Going to give that a shot with different colors on some orcs
Glazing is probably one of the best thing Contrast paints are amazing for.
Since they’re not too transparent, and stain heavily, they make fantastic filters.
The mechanic is standard grey, looks like it would be a great base coat for doing nightkin
I imagine a purple or blue wash would look great over it.
Do you mean mechanicus standard grey?
I hope you cover some of the Dark Souls Board Game miniatures, Duncan, I really enjoy your videos!
Seconding!
@@madmanvarietyshow9605 thirding
Okay that just sounds wrong...
Fourthing
Thirthing? Nah that's worse
^^^
"Were going to show you how to get a really horrible finish"
I can do that on my own thanks ;)
Brilliant 😂
i think you should try and paint a rogue trader/2nd edition model in a retro colour scheme, or maybe make a mini duncan on hero forge and paint that
I love Duncan's work for many reasons, but this video really demonstrates how he brings something for everyone. I would have stopped painting at roughly the 20min mark, but for the really skilled among us there's an additional 10min to bring it to the competitive level.
Makes me really wish for some west coast super mutant minis.
aaaw damn that skin looks great, love the way you used the contrast on it
Our pleasure, glad you like it. Contrast as a glaze is super useful😊
Love how you show off a wide variety of products and companies, shows that you don't need to stick to one brand to get the most out of a model
Uh, in this video he used exclusively Citadel paints. Yes, he used AP's brushes too, but 'bias' towards Citadel is underwhelming.
>Duncan plays Fallout
Impeccable tastes.
[Everyone liked that.]
@@mityakiselev No Reddit here REEEEEEEEEEE
Really loved the skin that you did. Must remember this for Nurgle as it will look good on them
We bet it will 😊
I was thinking of trying it on orcs.I have a small AoS Ironjawz army, and I think I've gone through three different recipes for skin already, not counting the shaman, who I deliberately made albino. The Nazdreg Yellow layer at the end was a stroke of genius. It would've never occurred to me, but now I have to give it a try.
Will you do a tutorial on Frank Horrigan? I love this!
I believe we were promised a grass tuft. Great tutorial as always!
Thank you both for this tutorial, following along at the moment. Production is really nice, great audio, good pacing, well done.
I always find it that highly skilled miniature painters like Duncan would be great surgeons :D
Unusual to find such an interesting example of creature man without infinite armour, really like this Duncan - any more
Just ordered this game tonight. Went looking for painting videos. Was not disappointed!
It is interesting seeing that green and brown wash technique here. The only time I had seen in for some time was in green stuff worlds videos and lately I seem to see it alot with some of my favourite painters. I love it.
Let's goooooo! Makes my day when Duncan uploads!
Our pleasure 😊
I think a tutorial on cell shaded minis would be really cool
I'd be interested in seeing that too. I've done cell shading on Nerf blasters, Gundam models, and action figures, but I can't imagine scaling it down this far.
"So, what shall it be? Do you join the Unity or do you die here? Join! Die! Join! Die! "
This is awesome. Hope we get to see some more tutorials on fallout miniatures!
There's Fallout miniatures ??? It's a shame that Halo: Fleet Battle and Ground Command don"t exist anymore, I would have loved to see you paint a Covenant cruiser or a noble Elite !
I swear one of them was coming back or something.
Unless I was misremembering. Shame I really wanted to get some UNSC vehicles.
I'd LOVE to paint a Master Chief miniature.
I luckily was able to get a box of Covenant cruisers right before they were discontinued. I keep them right next to my Main Ork army.
Do all the detail on the skin followed by just covering it all with a contrast paint. You are a mad man. I am going to find something to use that on. Came out amazing
Duncan! You're my hero! Please paint an omega marine from 40k!
that nazdreg yellow touch was genius
omg love it hope to see more fallout minis painting
You finally got ur handel back. Now we need you're iconic khorne red mug
Cool. I always enjoyed your videos on Warhammer's channel.
duncan has definitely bartered his soul with dark entities to make painting like that look so easy
Great timing! I bought the starter set as a quarantine project
We aim to please 😊
Excellent video, Duncan. Thank you.
Amazing!
Very thanks!
Thank you man, been hoping you'd do some of the Modiphius Fallout range; Super Mutants and Vault Suits have been my challenge. I didn't think of the bigger 'scene' celebs even knew it existed so doubly happy it's not falling by the wayside everywhere... just where I live -_-
Fantastic!
Those pipe pistols look huge
love these videos would be great to see some Barons War models from Footstore minitures in the Academy's range apart from that keep up the glorious work! :)
Nice... now I’m gonna get myself an army painter dry brush. Cheers!
great video! would love to see you paint some wizkids or reaper models.
Citadel Fest.
One of these days guys, one of these days we'll see Duncan use a wet palette... :P
Edit: Seriously though, just watched the rest of the video and the paint job is insane and the tutorial made it seem so easy! This feels like a whole different level compared to WHTV.
I'd love to see you paint something from the Nolzur's Marvelous Minatures line! I started painting with them, and it would be awesome to see what a painting veteran can do with them.
I know it's a bit different from what you usually do, but I'd love to see your take on 15mm miniatures
Great work on the super mutant - the skin is awesome....
Hopefully we will see more from the fallout universe :-)
We love Fallout so yes....
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA excellent - looking forward to it...
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Stellar!
Wow! Great job again Duncan! When the sons of behemat release will you be covering how to paint one?
Would've loved to seen some painted metal on there.
They tend to be rather colourful when it comes to the metal scraps they use for their armor.
There's one thing that has bugged me for a while now: how do you keep your Citadel paints from drying up in the top of the bottle? Can't really close some of them anymore.
@@TetsugakuSan Thanks, gonna try it.
@@swanky2202 You can also use a hobby knife to carefully detach caked paint and you'll be able to close the lid again.
@@danielcarlsen9228 i use my modeling tools, the little pick especially. Works a tad better than a knife because it won't slice, it just grabs.
You might also want to trying painting with a wet palette. In a Tupperware container put a wet paper towel and put a piece of parchment paper over that. Your paint will dry a lot slower, giving you more time to work with it.
In addition to what others wrote, make sure you're actually fully closing the pot. Citadel paints have this thing where it feels like the lid is closed when the front snaps but the back isn't all the way in yet and paint can still sip into the crevice (it won't actually pour out but might collect and cake on the rim).
Based Uncky Dunk.
Really enjoyed this tutorial.
I've been struggling with the deathclaw in the starter set, I'd really appreciate a tutorial on that if possible.
The only thing that i would consider Duncan, is what type of brush you can use. People should know that these wargaming brand brushes are not a requirement and that you can use regular artisan brushes. Like for the regiment brush i would use a size 2 brush (and more often than not a synthetic one too, which you can get for 2 quid or less) But when it comes to details i usually switch to a size 0 brush with natural bristles. My point is: perhaps just make people aware that they do not need these wargaming brand brushes to get good results (matter of fact, most competetive painters i know, don't use them at all) - and that most of the big wargaming stores are carrying artisan brushes these days too.
Hi Duncan. Please show us how to paint skin like on catachan Colonel.
Light brown base + shade with a dark brown wash (agrax or whatever you prefer) + highlight with same color as base then an even brighter tone on highest spots, make sure to use warm browns (more yellow).
I love the NON warhammer videos .. thank you Duncan .
My pleasure!
Duncan I really wish you would make a tutorial on how to paint orks from 40k. Honestly I might use this skintone on them because it looks great.
Thank you , DRPA,
am busy doing some of these ,
I actually have this mini to paint , think i may try copying your paint job , see how different mine turns out , Thank you .
Would love to see some malifaux minis on here
Anyone else notice the mechanicus standard grey is a different colour when painted from the pot and not the spray can.
Yeah, it looked downright blue in this vid. Is that common from the can?
Hello Mr Rhodes love your videos it taught me how to paint. My question is could you make video on how to paint a custom boosts blasta. Thank you!😀
Skin last?! You absolute madman. Also curious as to why paint the vulkan green shadows after the loren and not the other way around? Looks great!
Are you stalking my postman...?? I had a Fallout set with the Super Mutant in it delivered yesterday!!
😂😂😂
Duncan love your videos and really enjoy watching you bring life to your models. Quick question for you if I may. Do you ever use Zenithal highlights after priming your models or do you prefer to just go straight to base colors? Could you explain your reasons for preferring or not preferring them? Thank you and hope your staying healthy.
Can be used in Gamma World type RPGs also !
More. Fallout. PLEASE!
Next week...
Is there a chance you might do some of the elder scrolls: call to arms minis when they come out? I’d love to see you take them on!
I like to imagine Duncan in bed, going like: "It's important to have a nice tip"
Hey Duncan, loving these new painting tutorials. Do you think you could show us how to paint some models from the Infinity universe? Haqqislam if possible please :-)
Hi Simon. we are definitely looking at some Infinity models in the near future. Which ones? Well, we'll just have to wait and see 😉
Wow...
Damn, it even has a lazy big flat surface in between its legs that has to be hidden with a dark texture, just like a Bethesda model!
Now im waiting for some power armour and some Vault Dwellers
Totally waiting for batman miniatures game ;)
Hey man, love your stuff, can you do a Concord strike trooper from Beyond the Gates of Antares
Love your channel, could you do more 40k painting tutorials when The Pariah physic awakening comes out? Maybe some necrons?
Maybe 😉
I am officially requesting some Judge Dredd Miniatures Game (Warlord Games) tutorials! Cheers Dunc!
love it
Any word on when we're going to get a tutorial on how to paint that Crucible Guard infantryman on your channel banner?
I'd love to see you paint some navy seals from spectre miniatures
You should make a tutorial for a Beholder or other DND monsters.
I have a question Duncan. Why did you wait to do the skin color until after you did all the detail work on everything else? If you accidentally mess up and get the color on something you don't want wouldn't you have to then redo all the work you have previously completed on those edges? Not saying you specifically would mess up, but I sure would.
Great!
Please do an infinity miniature showcase...they are so fiddly and detailed u could offer a lot of support to many people
Ironically, we were looking at Infinity miniatures this week wondering which ones to paint. They are definitely on our list to do in the near future 😊
Duncan Rhodes Painting Academy can u suggest USAriadna and Yujing? ♠️ thanks
Love the sickly-green shade of the skin. Do you figures it would work well on other things than flesh? Like painted metal, or even water, to give it a strange and clearly not healthy shade? or would you rather use another method or combination of colours?
Hey duncan I’m struggling to paint weathering is there any chance that you could do a tutorial
His old Warhammer vids have tons of tips for weathering
Awesome video. I was wondering if you planned on doing a Halo model tutorial, I'm a huge fan of the games and would love to get some tips on how to paint the tabletop models.
We were actually talking about that whilst filming this tutorial😲 so we are going to look into it for sure.
@@DuncanRhodesDRPA great, I cant wait.
Great vids!!! What are you using for a pallet? Looks like a tile?
I never understood what kind of palet Duncan is using. Is it a ceramic plate?
Great tutorial as always!
What kind of pallet do you use? I’ve been wondering this for a while :)
It's a smooth white ceramic tile.
What is a good paint pack to buy. I've never painted any mini's before, but I'm tired of my bland characters. Completely new to the whole process. Is there like a starter painting pack?
How come you don't use a wet pallette? Seems that paint is drying up in seconds.
Cool cery cool
Thank you. Hope you enjoy it Igoras.
Duncan needs a twitch account. I would love that.
Gonna be honest, I was expecting him to say "green" and end the video.
idk if the comment section is the place to go for suggestions, but can i do wanna see a mutalith vortex beast tutorial
Oh ok. So when your painting rags or pants that are next to flesh. You don’t need to paint right next to each other? You leave a shadow in between the two???
what kind of material or thing do you use as a palette
Can I ask why you dont use Raphael 8404 or W&N series 7 brushes?