Unusual for a Khorne Player like me to see those Chaos Bois not to be red, but that blueish metal really looks great! Great Work there, love this paint scheme👌🏻
A masterful job! Great blue/black and the whole force being themed and so grim. The Sorcerer Lord is straight dark and classy, tasteful conversions... Great for inspiration. Thanks for sharing.
Just awesome dude! I subbed. the music added to your models perfectly, your painting ability is very admirable in could imagine them walking through the snow!
@@homesickfetus8421 The numbers 1/1 etc are to be taken roughly. There is no real science in mixing the different paints, i just try to roughly sum up howmany parts of colour 1 to colour 2 I used. I primed the miniatures with chaos black. Most paints I used are from vallejo. The shades/washes are from citadel. Blue armour 1. 1/2 gunmetal blue/ black 2. 2/1 gunmetal blue/ previous 3. 1/1/1 previous/ gunmetal blue/ gungrey 4. 1/2 previous/ gungrey 5. 1/1 previous/ gungrey 6. Drakenhof nightshade 7. Repeat step 3 & 4. Step 2 > 5 is done with drybrushing. The lighter the colour, the softer you need to drybrush. Cloak 1. 1 black 2. 1/1 previous/ basalt grey 3. 1/1 previous/ wolf grey 4. 1/1 previous/ light turquoise 5. 1/1 previous/ andrea blue 6. 1/1 previous/ white Step 1 is a full cover of the cloak. Step 2 > 3 is from the bottom to roughly halfway up the cloak. Step 4 > 6 is only on the bottom part of the cloak. Weapon ice Make 3 mixtures of really watered down paints; 1. Luftwaffe uniform WW2 2. Pastel blue 3. Sky blue Apply paint 1 allover the icy parts. Then, when paint 1 is still wet, apply paint 2 on roughly 2/3 of the weapon. Then, when both paint 1 & 2 are still wet, apply paint 3 on roughly 1/3 of the weapon. (Make sure the colours are blending.) Then lighty drybrush with a pure (cold) white. If you want, you can add "cracks" with white too. Once dry, stipple some drakenhof nightshade all over the icy parts. Once fully dry, drybrush with a 1/1 mix of sky blue/ white. And finally drybrush with the same pure (cold) white. Hope this helps :)
i had books for several factions but mostly played chaos and lizardmen. i still have my old fantasy books but most of the figures were lost in a move. at the time i was so crushed by the loss i stopped playing. would it be possible to use the current figure range to build an army? i imagine the problem wont just be finding figures to represent what i need but now being designed for round bases and loose formation getting them to fit into close formation will be a problem.
Depends on what game you want to play. Most of the current models are designed for age of sigmar, but some can be used for rank & file builds. The warriors in this video are the older models from the old 'slaves to darkness' box and are based on 25mmx25mm square bases. These can still be bought (new), just as a seperate box of 16 warriors.
This is the seperate box i used; www.games-workshop.com/en-IE/Chaos-Warriors-Regiment-2016 And the old slaves to darkness box; www.amazon.com/Games-Workshop-99120201058-Collecting-Miniature/dp/B01A6RKU88
Thank you! I painted the miniatures like this; Blue armour; - Primed in black - Gunmetal blue - Drakenhof nightshade - Nuln oil - Gunmetal blue (drybrush) - Gunmetal blue/ gunmetal grey (50/50 mix) drybrush - Gunmetal blue/gunmetal grey/ alluminium (50/25/25 mix) drybrush. Metallic armor; - Primed in black - Gunmetal grey - Drakenhof nightshade (thinned) - Nuln oil (thinned) - Gunmetal grey/alluminium (60/40 mix) glaze All paints from vallejo, shades are from games workshop. Hope this helps :)
I did use metallic paints, all of them from vallejo. Gunmetal blue for the blue-ish armour, and black metal + gunmetal for the other metal parts. Some hightlights were done with alluminum.
hmm, i see a lot of people do element-ish chaos warriors. My own chaos warriors has more medieval-accurate metal armor, with gold trim and different coloured capes. But then again, my leader has a fire-pattern cape, and the banner is flames with a chaos symbol on, so i guess there just is something with chaos warriors and elements....
These are the plastic chaos warriors made by games workshop. They come in boxes of 16. I also got some warriors from the old start collecting box (slaves to darkness).
This is the rough guideline I use for the blue armor; 1. Gunmetal blue + black (1/1 mix) 2. Mix from step 1 + gunmetal blue (1/1) 3. Gunmetal blue + gunmetal (1/1 drybrush) 4. Mix from step 3 + gunmetal (1/1 drybrush) 5. Drakenhof nightshade 6. Nuln oil (deepest shadows, use sparingly) 7. Drybrush with mix from step 3 The non-blue armour is done in the same way, just replace the gunmetal blue with a dark metallic paint, and skip the drakenhof nightshade. All paints are from vallejo, except for the washes (citadel).
@@ShaharMn I painted them like this; 1. 1 black 2. 1/1 previous/ basalt grey 3. 1/1 previous/ wolf grey 4. 1/1 previous/ light turquoise 5. 1/1 previous/ andrea blue 6. 1/1 previous/ white All paints are from the vallejo range From step 4 onwards it was all done with drybrushing. Step 1 till 3 are basic layering and some wetblending.
@@MarekDeOor ooo thank you so muchhhh! im making a deathknight themed army and im trying to find a good colorscheme so im lookin for inspiration! thank you!!
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I'm in love with that paint scheme, you did fantastic.
Thank you!
They look fierce and beautiful, impressive close ups and wonderful work, especially on the armors...
Thank you very much!
Unusual for a Khorne Player like me to see those Chaos Bois not to be red, but that blueish metal really looks great! Great Work there, love this paint scheme👌🏻
Thanks! :)
These look amazing, I love what you did with the crusher fur it really fits the winter theme and suits the model
Thank you!
A masterful job! Great blue/black and the whole force being themed and so grim. The Sorcerer Lord is straight dark and classy, tasteful conversions... Great for inspiration. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much! :)
Awesome looking army man well done
Thank you!
Loving the 0.12mm layer lines on those unit trays my man. Also, nice army.
Thank you
Just awesome dude! I subbed.
the music added to your models perfectly, your painting ability is very admirable in could imagine them walking through the snow!
Thank you!
Ahh dude so sick. I have been thinking about doing an "Artas" style WoC army for years. This is really motivating.
Thank you! Have fun building your Lich King army :)
Good Work. Looks fantastic!
Thank you! :)
Amazing army never seen chaos look so good
Thank you!
Great paint job!
Thank you! :)
Awesome stuff 🙌🙌🙌
Thank you!
Chaos Warriors are addictive.
Yes they are :)
Awesome paint job bro. Looks damn awesome, you gotta spill the secrets on the paintjob
Thanks :)
What part of the paintjob do you want to know?
@@MarekDeOor Would love to know the Blue armor, capes and weapons. Again, absolutly gorgeous
@@homesickfetus8421
The numbers 1/1 etc are to be taken roughly. There is no real science in mixing the different paints, i just try to roughly sum up howmany parts of colour 1 to colour 2 I used.
I primed the miniatures with chaos black. Most paints I used are from vallejo. The shades/washes are from citadel.
Blue armour
1. 1/2 gunmetal blue/ black
2. 2/1 gunmetal blue/ previous
3. 1/1/1 previous/ gunmetal blue/ gungrey
4. 1/2 previous/ gungrey
5. 1/1 previous/ gungrey
6. Drakenhof nightshade
7. Repeat step 3 & 4.
Step 2 > 5 is done with drybrushing. The lighter the colour, the softer you need to drybrush.
Cloak
1. 1 black
2. 1/1 previous/ basalt grey
3. 1/1 previous/ wolf grey
4. 1/1 previous/ light turquoise
5. 1/1 previous/ andrea blue
6. 1/1 previous/ white
Step 1 is a full cover of the cloak. Step 2 > 3 is from the bottom to roughly halfway up the cloak. Step 4 > 6 is only on the bottom part of the cloak.
Weapon ice
Make 3 mixtures of really watered down paints;
1. Luftwaffe uniform WW2
2. Pastel blue
3. Sky blue
Apply paint 1 allover the icy parts. Then, when paint 1 is still wet, apply paint 2 on roughly 2/3 of the weapon. Then, when both paint 1 & 2 are still wet, apply paint 3 on roughly 1/3 of the weapon. (Make sure the colours are blending.)
Then lighty drybrush with a pure (cold) white. If you want, you can add "cracks" with white too.
Once dry, stipple some drakenhof nightshade all over the icy parts.
Once fully dry, drybrush with a 1/1 mix of sky blue/ white. And finally drybrush with the same pure (cold) white.
Hope this helps :)
@@MarekDeOor thank you so much man. Can't wait to try this when I warriors arrive in the mail
Awesome!
Thank you!
Great color scheme.
The tremble with arrogance in every step, it's a chaos warrior.
Where they tread, doom will follow.
Excellent
Thanks!
the colour scheme reminds me of a legion of khorne converted to the dominion of malice/malal
Great job
Thank you!
Happy new year beautiful work as usual take care my friend 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🐑😁✌
Thanks!
For the Dark Gods, brother!
Wow. Impressive
Thank you!
i had books for several factions but mostly played chaos and lizardmen. i still have my old fantasy books but most of the figures were lost in a move. at the time i was so crushed by the loss i stopped playing. would it be possible to use the current figure range to build an army? i imagine the problem wont just be finding figures to represent what i need but now being designed for round bases and loose formation getting them to fit into close formation will be a problem.
Depends on what game you want to play. Most of the current models are designed for age of sigmar, but some can be used for rank & file builds. The warriors in this video are the older models from the old 'slaves to darkness' box and are based on 25mmx25mm square bases. These can still be bought (new), just as a seperate box of 16 warriors.
This is the seperate box i used;
www.games-workshop.com/en-IE/Chaos-Warriors-Regiment-2016
And the old slaves to darkness box;
www.amazon.com/Games-Workshop-99120201058-Collecting-Miniature/dp/B01A6RKU88
@@MarekDeOor hey thanks for the reply
@@benderrodriguez4067 you're welcome :)
Amazing. Gonna do this theme but with Orcs
Thanks!
As more of an Oldhammer guy i don't like some of the models but the paint work is great.
Thank you!
That's awesome! A little too uniform for my tastes but still brilliant.
Thank you! Yeah I really went for a uniform look in a chaotic army :D
@@MarekDeOor haha yeh the irony isn't lost on me. Really liked your choice of colours!
I love this! How did you paint the armour?wich colors?
Thank you!
I painted the miniatures like this;
Blue armour;
- Primed in black
- Gunmetal blue
- Drakenhof nightshade
- Nuln oil
- Gunmetal blue (drybrush)
- Gunmetal blue/ gunmetal grey (50/50 mix) drybrush
- Gunmetal blue/gunmetal grey/ alluminium (50/25/25 mix) drybrush.
Metallic armor;
- Primed in black
- Gunmetal grey
- Drakenhof nightshade (thinned)
- Nuln oil (thinned)
- Gunmetal grey/alluminium (60/40 mix) glaze
All paints from vallejo, shades are from games workshop.
Hope this helps :)
Wonderfull work! Did you use any kind of metallics? Would you like to share what paint range you select paints from? I'm always curious about that xD
I did use metallic paints, all of them from vallejo. Gunmetal blue for the blue-ish armour, and black metal + gunmetal for the other metal parts. Some hightlights were done with alluminum.
hmm, i see a lot of people do element-ish chaos warriors. My own chaos warriors has more medieval-accurate metal armor, with gold trim and different coloured capes. But then again, my leader has a fire-pattern cape, and the banner is flames with a chaos symbol on, so i guess there just is something with chaos warriors and elements....
My first idea was to give them icy weapons. A snowy/cold look for the rest of the model was a logical choise 😉
hey where can i buy this set to paint and play with it
AOS warriors of blades of khorne will be pretty close if not exactly this.
Can i buy all of them from one set
These are the plastic chaos warriors made by games workshop. They come in boxes of 16. I also got some warriors from the old start collecting box (slaves to darkness).
Furry Crusher Legs! Amazing! Milk for the Khorne Flakes!
what were the colors used on the armor
This is the rough guideline I use for the blue armor;
1. Gunmetal blue + black (1/1 mix)
2. Mix from step 1 + gunmetal blue (1/1)
3. Gunmetal blue + gunmetal (1/1 drybrush)
4. Mix from step 3 + gunmetal (1/1 drybrush)
5. Drakenhof nightshade
6. Nuln oil (deepest shadows, use sparingly)
7. Drybrush with mix from step 3
The non-blue armour is done in the same way, just replace the gunmetal blue with a dark metallic paint, and skip the drakenhof nightshade. All paints are from vallejo, except for the washes (citadel).
@@MarekDeOor thank u very much
@@tyronemack3769 You're welcome. Hope it helps!
where did u get the sorcerer lord's helmet
I removed the top half of the original head and replaced it with a skull from the GW skull set. The hair is made out of greenstuff.
@@MarekDeOor ooo thats cool! How did you do the cloaks?
@@ShaharMn
I painted them like this;
1. 1 black
2. 1/1 previous/ basalt grey
3. 1/1 previous/ wolf grey
4. 1/1 previous/ light turquoise
5. 1/1 previous/ andrea blue
6. 1/1 previous/ white
All paints are from the vallejo range
From step 4 onwards it was all done with drybrushing. Step 1 till 3 are basic layering and some wetblending.
@@MarekDeOor ooo thank you so muchhhh! im making a deathknight themed army and im trying to find a good colorscheme so im lookin for inspiration! thank you!!
@@ShaharMn DK's were my inspiration too :)
What colors did you use
What colours do you want to know?