These videos are absolutely incredible! As someone who grew up painting pre-youtube, with only the Eavy Metal box art to go on, watching how it's done by one of the team is a borderline religious experience haha.
I really like how your videos really demystify the process by which such great results are achieved. It doesn't make it easy but it's something I can understand and therefore work towards. I wouldn't paint an army like this (too long) but I would use this on a display piece (I'm actually working on a Lord of Plagues using this scheme).
Absolutely perfect. thanks a lot. one of the best, didactic, well made paint tutorial on the whole internet man. thanks a lot to share this with us. Hop, patreon support.
There it is baby! I have been checking your channel twice a day for a week now. Ayyyy. I just bought an airbrush and a Death Guard army, so the timing couldn't be better.
Ive juwt purchased this model off of ebay and im gunna challenge my to try and replicate the box art using your tutorial. Ill probably fail but it'll be good fun
Still smashing it on YT Mr Pez! Great video, helpful to see how the gold was done in addition to the armour as I can use that on a few of my own minis! :D
After painting so many death guard all of a sudden I feel like skipping the glaze back to dgg step is a big difference in table pop. The highlight glaze is so powerful with the DGG and Ogryn on the green, it makes the army.
My guy love your videos I would love to see your take on alternative painting schemes for all the armies your videos are super inspirational on furthering my own painting skills ie as a example frozen death guard evey metal/ grim dark
another amazing tutorial!! have to ask: it seems like 40k is your specialty but is there any plan at tackling one of the AOS Gloomspite Gitz troggs anytime soon? the rockguts boxart skin in particular has always really amazed me and id love to see your take on it!
Thank you bethbee, I would love to do some AoS and have some plans for it in the near future. Most of the videos at the moment have been centred around either commission work and polls or new releases. I am looking at ways to increase the amount of videos I can put out so hopefully AoS is soon and I will note down your suggestion. I love orks and goblins in general so I would love to do more things on this kind of topic. Thanks for watching!
8:22 Based on what I see on the model and palet I am guessing you used Gore Grunta Fur instead of Wildwood. Wildwood is pretty desaturated and you were looking for something rich.
Mate you've quickly become my go to for painting advice. I run Orks and getting the new kit just to paint thanks to your snagga boy vid. Will you ever do a vid on large scale metals like the new warboss in mega armour? Cheers for all the content!
Thanks for the video! I’m always amazed by how neat and clean you can paint! Mind me asking what brush you use, I like the look of the shorter more triangular brush end, reminds me of the army painter brushes and I love their shape but they’re synthetic and I haven’t found natural hair in the same sort of shape.
Yes so those stumpy ones are the W&N Series 7 "Miniature" , they are shorter and have a nice point for edge highlights but they might take a bit of using before the brush tip is broken in. My advice is to buy a size larger than you would usually. I think It was a normal 00 and a miniature 1 I use mostly for the highlights here.
@@InfernalBrush ah thanks! Come to think of it they may be similar to Artis Opus series M, but The one Artis Opus brush I did try didn’t have a nice tip at all (was the S range).
After seeing another video I believe Death Guard Green is a name change for Deathworld Forest. So, the actual boxart uses 50% Death Guard Green and 50% Nurgling Green? That makes sense as they look quite bright.
Deathguard Green was only released after the Deathguard were released. Deathworld forest is still available now. The original mix that we used was 50/50 Deathworld Forest and Nurgling Green. Hope this helps.
Thank you! I don't find that videos do too well in multiple parts on UA-cam so I will likely just keep that on the Patreon (available to all tiers) when its done.
Amazing job as always! Do you know anything about how they painted harlequins? I mean, obviously, how did they freehand the diamond pattern in order to repeat it all over, thank you so much! Keep up the good work!
Thank you! I only painted one model for the Harlequins - the death jester so I avoided having to do too much freehand! The way I would approach the diamonds is to draw a grid across the whole area first and then fill in every other diamond with the second colour and then cut back into it and tidy with the base coat. Sadly I don't think there's any quick methods to do it like the studio ones, its just a lot of patience and brush control. Maybe I will be able to make a video on it one day.
Just a question to help please the UA-cam algorithm, but if you didn’t have to use Athonian Camoshade, what paint would you use to shade? Just death world forest?
I have a question - the studio obviously gives us a different paint guide and paint scheme to what is used here? Do they often follow the paints they give us or is that completely different?
If you are referring to the paint guide on the back of the box it is just a rough approximation and not really intended to match the box cover completely. I think firstly because it would include far too many paints to list there. Secondly because the studio painters are painting to (generally speaking) a higher level than the majority of hobbyists and that might mean not being limited by following a strict formula the way that citadel promotes their products to be used i.e. base >shade > layer etc.
Simply amazing! If you don't mind, I recently started the hobby and wanted to how do you later assemble the figure since you're using sub-assembly for painting. Do you use super glue or scrape off the paint somehow and later just glue them?
Hello. I carefully drill into an unseen area with a hobby drill or "pin vice" with a 0.8 or 1mm drill bit. I cut a paperclip to size and push this into the hole and then into a champagne cork. If I use superglue then I use a tiny amount just to hold the paperclip in place. Then once the part is painted you can glue as normal with superglue or plastic glue. Plastic glue should melt through the primer (as I only a apply a thin layer of primer) if the primer is thick you can scratch the contact area slightly
This was an amazing tutorial, the best one I have seen by far! I had one question tho. With the Vallejo model air silver I get this grey medium separating from it after a while. Is there any way you deal with it, if you know what I mean that is?
Hmm I can't say I've had that problem, I'm hoping they haven't changed the recipe now. I have that issue with the Vallejo Metal Colours like Dark Aluminium but not the ones in the droppers. I would say give it a good mix but you have probably tried that, so not too sure.
@@InfernalBrush I have tried shaking it a lot, and when I pour it, it looks ok for a bit and then kinda separates which sucks but what can you do. Thanks anyway!
Amazing tutorial man thank you so much! What brush do you use for the shading of the armour at the start? Winsor and Newton series 7 size 1 just the bigger tip not the short tip one?
Awesome tutorial. Trying to replicate this right now. One question though: your Athonian Camoshade looks a bit brownish over the death guard green basecoat, is that because of the addition of deathworld forest? Or is that just the lighting/camera?
Working through this toturial myself I had the same concern, but found that upon drying, the thicker sections of the camoshade did start to look this beautiful transitional brown. Really pleased with results so far. Slow gradual application of the shade has got me close here, and has me excited for the next bits.
Hi.dallasraine. I am desperate to try this recipe but always had difficulty at the beginning, I don’t have a air brush so I applied dg green as base coat under black primer, however the result looks completely different, the color in the video appears to be way more saturated and green. Since you have already got to the second step which is glazing with Athenian camoshade, can you please tell me what you did for the first step? Thank you for your time, and this might be a little too late, but happy thanksgiving!
Firstly, I would like to congratulate you on your painting skills. Out of curiosity, what was the Space Marine you painted? Any help would be very much appreciated.
How is the model attached to his handle? Waiting for my handle with puddy to arrive,since I’ve seen a lot of painters use that combo. I’ve never seen this way though, is it pinned?
It would usually have been the project lead, the person who gets the time to develop the colour schemes which could be anyone in the team. Sometimes the team also do physical and digital paint tests. It's still done by whoever is on the project but there is now a content lead Max who's primary role is developing paint schemes etc.
@@InfernalBrush Hello, thank you for answering my question 🙂 What happens if someone really really wants to do a project can they get first dibs on being a lead? Before there was a Max that is...m
@@toysforthetoygod2671 Yeah absolutely! If you are passionate about a project you may still get to lead or be involved in its development, I think that is the same even now. I was fortunate enough to lead a few projects, it was very exciting getting a say in the creative process and getting to work with such legends as Jes Goodwin.
Hopefully you'll answer but I've always wondered if GW restricts the Eavy Metal team to only using citadel products. Or do they let yall just use whatever paints and brushes you want?
These videos are absolutely incredible! As someone who grew up painting pre-youtube, with only the Eavy Metal box art to go on, watching how it's done by one of the team is a borderline religious experience haha.
It's like the Adeptus Mechanicum has become generous enough to share their painting STCs! Praise the painters! Thank you Infernal
Smashing it out the park again! Consistently some of the best and most informative free painting content being produced! Thanks Dave!
Thank you David!
Love how you show the consistency of the paint throughout your vid, HUGE help for a newbie.
I really like how your videos really demystify the process by which such great results are achieved. It doesn't make it easy but it's something I can understand and therefore work towards.
I wouldn't paint an army like this (too long) but I would use this on a display piece (I'm actually working on a Lord of Plagues using this scheme).
Absolutely perfect. thanks a lot. one of the best, didactic, well made paint tutorial on the whole internet man. thanks a lot to share this with us. Hop, patreon support.
Thank you Hubert!
This is SINGLE-HANDEDLY THE MOST AMAZING VIDEO FOR PAINT DG I HAVE EVER SEEN....
i can only hope to do even 20% of your skill
this video's ending is the definition of blue balls xD
Thank you Dave. You did a very good job.
Thank you Mr. Adam sir
Incredible.
Can't wait to try this! thank you so much
No problem! Thanks for watching!
Great video! Thank you!
Brilliant work, Mr.Brush!
Thank you Mr. Gavin!
Fantastic content. Incredible expertise presented in a wonderful, calm, informative way
Thank you Matthew!
Great video, Dave! Thanks for making these.
Thank you Martin!
Disgustingly crispy
Mec ce que tu fais c''est au dessus !!! on devrait payer pour regarder tes vidéos :)
Unreal timing, got my deathguard battleforce box. Subscribed to patreon to get the full vid. Quality mate 👌
This is just beautiful
Excellent work! It makes me want to start a Death Guard army.
Great Vid Pez! still the best painting content on youtube
Thank you Silver mah boy!
This is probably the best channel on UA-cam in my opinion, keep up the good work mate!
Thank you Arthur for the kind words!
@@InfernalBrush thank you for all the videos and help on the discord, you’ve given so much to the mini painting community!
Goodbye to the little ork I was painting, it's time for nurgle.
Awesome video once again !
😂 Thank you Ahzek! I promise you nurgle is just as fun!
Outstanding tutorial. Well done!
Brilliant!
Great stuff
Such a lovely paintjob Dave. And you executed that video very well. You keep getting better :)
Thanks Matthias! I am trying haha this one took a while
thanks man. helps a lot
I LOOOVE this look. Here's hoping I can mimic it. Seems simple enough (he says without painting experience)
exellent
Great video, I love it!
There it is baby! I have been checking your channel twice a day for a week now. Ayyyy. I just bought an airbrush and a Death Guard army, so the timing couldn't be better.
Enjoy! They are great fun to paint.
I'm building up a squad right as we speak. :)
Awesome video thanks!
Thank you Ariel!
Ive juwt purchased this model off of ebay and im gunna challenge my to try and replicate the box art using your tutorial. Ill probably fail but it'll be good fun
You sir are an absolute god! Thanks for this one!
Thank you Inky! ♥
Awesome video!
Would be awesome to see 'eavy metal style ultramarines !
That's actually coming up soon :D
Still smashing it on YT Mr Pez! Great video, helpful to see how the gold was done in addition to the armour as I can use that on a few of my own minis! :D
Thanks Tim! Yeah the gold is really nice to paint.
Great job as usual Dave, I'm no traitor but I have to admit that one looks pretty good :)
haha thanks Cl3m!
Yay! New awesome video!
Thanks Leonid!
After painting so many death guard all of a sudden I feel like skipping the glaze back to dgg step is a big difference in table pop. The highlight glaze is so powerful with the DGG and Ogryn on the green, it makes the army.
Exited nurgle noises!
This an amazing channel with top level content - I will gladly become a Patreon for regular content of this standard - keep up the great work 👍🏻
Thank you Lee, thats very kind! The plan is to move into YT and Patreon content full time. Thank you for supporting me to do this!
My guy love your videos I would love to see your take on alternative painting schemes for all the armies your videos are super inspirational on furthering my own painting skills ie as a example frozen death guard evey metal/ grim dark
another amazing tutorial!! have to ask: it seems like 40k is your specialty but is there any plan at tackling one of the AOS Gloomspite Gitz troggs anytime soon? the rockguts boxart skin in particular has always really amazed me and id love to see your take on it!
Thank you bethbee, I would love to do some AoS and have some plans for it in the near future. Most of the videos at the moment have been centred around either commission work and polls or new releases. I am looking at ways to increase the amount of videos I can put out so hopefully AoS is soon and I will note down your suggestion. I love orks and goblins in general so I would love to do more things on this kind of topic. Thanks for watching!
8:22 Based on what I see on the model and palet I am guessing you used Gore Grunta Fur instead of Wildwood. Wildwood is pretty desaturated and you were looking for something rich.
would you do a tutorial on rubric marines?
Mate you've quickly become my go to for painting advice. I run Orks and getting the new kit just to paint thanks to your snagga boy vid. Will you ever do a vid on large scale metals like the new warboss in mega armour? Cheers for all the content!
Oh I love that model I would love to paint it! Hopefully soon, schedule is a bit crazy. Thanks for watching!
@@InfernalBrush yeah agreed, they did a great job on it. Goodluck with the workload - hopefully see you getting around to the warboss 😄👌🏼
Thanks for the video! I’m always amazed by how neat and clean you can paint! Mind me asking what brush you use, I like the look of the shorter more triangular brush end, reminds me of the army painter brushes and I love their shape but they’re synthetic and I haven’t found natural hair in the same sort of shape.
Yes so those stumpy ones are the W&N Series 7 "Miniature" , they are shorter and have a nice point for edge highlights but they might take a bit of using before the brush tip is broken in. My advice is to buy a size larger than you would usually. I think It was a normal 00 and a miniature 1 I use mostly for the highlights here.
@@InfernalBrush ah thanks! Come to think of it they may be similar to Artis Opus series M, but The one Artis Opus brush I did try didn’t have a nice tip at all (was the S range).
After seeing another video I believe Death Guard Green is a name change for Deathworld Forest. So, the actual boxart uses 50% Death Guard Green and 50% Nurgling Green? That makes sense as they look quite bright.
Deathguard Green was only released after the Deathguard were released. Deathworld forest is still available now. The original mix that we used was 50/50 Deathworld Forest and Nurgling Green. Hope this helps.
@@InfernalBrush It does!
So youre telling me youre the master behind the box art of these guys ?
man I need those lines, I want those lines! is it the brush??? the mix of water and paint???? patience??????? what's the trick here!
But wait, what about the fleshy bits?
(I have no sound on my phone)
Awesom guide! So there is no chance Part 2 will be uploaded here as well? Maybe after a month or so?
Thank you! I don't find that videos do too well in multiple parts on UA-cam so I will likely just keep that on the Patreon (available to all tiers) when its done.
Amazing job as always!
Do you know anything about how they painted harlequins? I mean, obviously, how did they freehand the diamond pattern in order to repeat it all over, thank you so much!
Keep up the good work!
Thank you! I only painted one model for the Harlequins - the death jester so I avoided having to do too much freehand! The way I would approach the diamonds is to draw a grid across the whole area first and then fill in every other diamond with the second colour and then cut back into it and tidy with the base coat. Sadly I don't think there's any quick methods to do it like the studio ones, its just a lot of patience and brush control. Maybe I will be able to make a video on it one day.
@@InfernalBrush it would be amazing! i've always liked the diamond pattern, but its too damn difficult to reach, a video from you would be amazing!
So where's the finished version?
these are amazing tutorials! thank you so much :) curious to know how long a model like this takes! :D
Just a question to help please the UA-cam algorithm, but if you didn’t have to use Athonian Camoshade, what paint would you use to shade? Just death world forest?
Mix Death World Forest with a tiny bit of the Deepshade Mix, works great!
Is it just me or is that the Kahoot music in the background
I have a question - the studio obviously gives us a different paint guide and paint scheme to what is used here? Do they often follow the paints they give us or is that completely different?
If you are referring to the paint guide on the back of the box it is just a rough approximation and not really intended to match the box cover completely. I think firstly because it would include far too many paints to list there. Secondly because the studio painters are painting to (generally speaking) a higher level than the majority of hobbyists and that might mean not being limited by following a strict formula the way that citadel promotes their products to be used i.e. base >shade > layer etc.
Thanks for the video :)
Is the glaze Korne red + Black may substitue Reiklang Fleshshade ?
Thanks again
How would you go at painting word bearers' armor? Contrast method or "traditional"?
Isn't this mini's left foot originally moulded into the scenic base it comes with? How did you manage to get it off and stick it to the main body lol
Oh yeah! The base was trimmed off the foot and sanded to shape, didn't take too long. Well spotted!
Simply amazing!
If you don't mind, I recently started the hobby and wanted to how do you later assemble the figure since you're using sub-assembly for painting. Do you use super glue or scrape off the paint somehow and later just glue them?
Hello. I carefully drill into an unseen area with a hobby drill or "pin vice" with a 0.8 or 1mm drill bit. I cut a paperclip to size and push this into the hole and then into a champagne cork. If I use superglue then I use a tiny amount just to hold the paperclip in place. Then once the part is painted you can glue as normal with superglue or plastic glue. Plastic glue should melt through the primer (as I only a apply a thin layer of primer) if the primer is thick you can scratch the contact area slightly
Could you please telll us which brushes do you use? Thanks.
This was an amazing tutorial, the best one I have seen by far!
I had one question tho. With the Vallejo model air silver I get this grey medium separating from it after a while. Is there any way you deal with it, if you know what I mean that is?
Hmm I can't say I've had that problem, I'm hoping they haven't changed the recipe now. I have that issue with the Vallejo Metal Colours like Dark Aluminium but not the ones in the droppers. I would say give it a good mix but you have probably tried that, so not too sure.
@@InfernalBrush I have tried shaking it a lot, and when I pour it, it looks ok for a bit and then kinda separates which sucks but what can you do. Thanks anyway!
Can you explain some of the terms you use like soft shade?
Amazing tutorial man thank you so much! What brush do you use for the shading of the armour at the start? Winsor and Newton series 7 size 1 just the bigger tip not the short tip one?
Hey Warden, yeah I think it was a size 1. I generally use Size 1 or 2 for shading. Thanks for watching!
So that's why we didn't get streams recently uh ? :D
This one took way too long haha
What colours did you use for the skulls?
Once again pezza knocked it out of the park. Are other aspects of the model on your Patreon account?
Thanks Stuart. Part 2 will be on there soon hopefully, this one took far too long to edit though haha!
Would adding Matt varnish to the contrast paint be a bad idea?
AK ultra matte is fine, I use this a lot nowdays to matt washes/inks
@@InfernalBrush thanks. And I have that so I’ll give it a whirl!
What are those wire things that holds the model?
Awesome tutorial. Trying to replicate this right now. One question though: your Athonian Camoshade looks a bit brownish over the death guard green basecoat, is that because of the addition of deathworld forest? Or is that just the lighting/camera?
Working through this toturial myself I had the same concern, but found that upon drying, the thicker sections of the camoshade did start to look this beautiful transitional brown. Really pleased with results so far. Slow gradual application of the shade has got me close here, and has me excited for the next bits.
Hi.dallasraine. I am desperate to try this recipe but always had difficulty at the beginning, I don’t have a air brush so I applied dg green as base coat under black primer, however the result looks completely different, the color in the video appears to be way more saturated and green. Since you have already got to the second step which is glazing with Athenian camoshade, can you please tell me what you did for the first step? Thank you for your time, and this might be a little too late, but happy thanksgiving!
How did you do the skull?
Firstly, I would like to congratulate you on your painting skills. Out of curiosity, what was the Space Marine you painted? Any help would be very much appreciated.
It's one of the space marine heroes series 3
How is the model attached to his handle? Waiting for my handle with puddy to arrive,since I’ve seen a lot of painters use that combo. I’ve never seen this way though, is it pinned?
@InfernalBrush, WoW! You didn't even cover painting the skulls.... Cheep!
Who in the studio decided the recipe that everyone else will follow? Or do you present a tester and then one is picked from them?
It would usually have been the project lead, the person who gets the time to develop the colour schemes which could be anyone in the team. Sometimes the team also do physical and digital paint tests. It's still done by whoever is on the project but there is now a content lead Max who's primary role is developing paint schemes etc.
@@InfernalBrush Hello, thank you for answering my question 🙂
What happens if someone really really wants to do a project can they get first dibs on being a lead? Before there was a Max that is...m
@@toysforthetoygod2671 Yeah absolutely! If you are passionate about a project you may still get to lead or be involved in its development, I think that is the same even now. I was fortunate enough to lead a few projects, it was very exciting getting a say in the creative process and getting to work with such legends as Jes Goodwin.
Hopefully you'll answer but I've always wondered if GW restricts the Eavy Metal team to only using citadel products. Or do they let yall just use whatever paints and brushes you want?
they don't.
No face demo?!?!?? D: