Grab a massive 60% discount with Incogni by using the code "midwinterminis" here: incogni.com/midwinterminis Also, here is the model on eBay: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/195956270064 Don't forget to let me know what other resin and 3d printable parts you'd recommend for customising your Salamander army!
I don't really play, but I do have an Iron Hands venerable dreadnought. I replaced the head with a more robotic Tau one and added some Mechanicum weapons on little mecha-tentacles or whatever they're called.
A very Salamander army is 18 flamer Aggressors, 18 Eradicators, 2 Land Raider Redeemers, Vulkan, and an Apothecary Biologis with Bolter Discipline enhancement. It may be difficult to do mission objectives due to the small number of squads, but they are rather durable and capable of killing stuff.
Current list is as follows 2 Land Raider redeemer's 2 invader atvs w/ multi meltas Drop pod Adrax w/6 blade guard Captain in gravis armor w/ 6 Flame aggressors Vulkan He'stan and librarian (for 4+ invul) w/ 10 infernus marines 6 eradicators w/ Apothecary Biologis for lethal hits 5 infiltrators
LETS GO!!! I LOVE SALAMANDERS!!! Other easy conversions are just using MK3 heads & Shoulders, Red-Warden miniatures also has some fantastic 3d printable bits!
For the chapter symbol, it looks like the standard SM transfer sheets now come with Salamander specific decals. Finally getting some representation from GW is nice to see.
@@hidebehindapole8669Im talking about if you get something like a new box of eradicators the new transfer sheet has Salamanders on it. I was a little disappointed when they weren’t on the leviathan sheet but it looks like I’ll have plenty moving forward 😁
These guys helped me when i was in a very dark part of my life. I was depressed, absolutely hated myself, and the pandemic made things worse. I had a hard time picking my army when i decided to get into the hobby but i ultimately picked Salamanders and it was the best decisions ive ever made. I loved learning they're lore and painting them was really fun and now my mental health has greatly improved and so has my skill, tho I'm no where as good as you.
@@MidwinterMinis you were also a really big part in my journey. I would listen to you talk while I was painting. It's honestly relaxing. You're an amazing guy and keep being amazing
Man we really have a mental health crisis in the states. Technology, relationships (or lack of), pandemic and culture have really caused alot of people to hide away in a dark space. We need more help and good rolemodels to help lift the population out of the funk. Glad your doing better and wish nothing but happiness for you.
I foresee this series being an absolute powerhouse! So much great info for conversions in one place. I'm forever asked by friends where to get bits and I've got an extensive library but its hard to remember all the companies. Will be grest to just point them to a video like this and the description for links. Great resource for years to come!
Really like this new kind of video! Always thought I wasn't that bothered about collecting Space Marines compared to other factions but you've now got me thinking about Salamander successor chapter colour schemes! Also love a cork based base!
I've always watched your videos since I got into warhammer so I might aswell say it here, I finally managed to go England and see a warhammer store in person it was cool
Absolutely one of the best chapter overview videos I’ve seen, and I’ve looked at quite a lot of them. I think you did a great job of capturing the nature of the salamanders who I love. Some great ideas that I’m going to try on the customization. Vulkan lives!
The new studio looks great man! I really loved this video. The lore part was epic, and the painting was also amazing, perfect content as always Guy, great stuff 👏👏👏
Love the idea of this series, lore, hobby and tactics in one video. Also a good reference point for newer players wanting to find out more without the fear of going down rabbit holes. Keep it up! (looking forward to some of the successor chapters!)
Fantastic video Guy; now I have a perfect excuse to make my own Slamanaders army Some other things about the Salamanders too: - Vulkan is a perpetual. Everytime he dies, his body disappears and he respawns somewhere else in the galaxy. Vulkan lives, and his return is inevitable! - Salamanders are very self-reliant; they frequently make their own custom field repairs to their weapons and equipment instead of getting it repaired by a Techmarine: no two Slamander weapons are the same, so you can go nuts with not just armour upgrades, but weapon upgrades as well!
I wish this video existed when I was just starting with Warhammer back at the start of 9th edition, Salamanders were my first army and working on them and playing games with them was a large part of what kept me sane during Covid. I'm really proud of how they look, and I've been meaning to go back and put the finishing touches on them and finish up the stuff that still needs more work, I'm going to try and utilize some of these tips when I do. Thanks for all the great ideas, Guy. Would love to see more of this series, even though you've already covered my favorite chapter. Vulkan lives!
This is a brilliant idea for new collectors, can’t wait to see new additions to it as they come, great to see when stock-standard space marines become a really unique and personal force to a player :)
I enjoy the structure and format of this video, going into different aspects of the chapter/legion. I think it would be nice if you did continue this format for other chapters.
Love the longer format. I could start and stop, jump around, and get a ton of info in one place! Thank you for making and sharing. Can't wait for the next one!
I like how excited you sounded when showing your finished model. I think we all should commit and do our best, but also remember to derive joy from the finished project.
This was really timely, as I'd settled on Salamanders for my Leviathan marines. I was also planning on scratch molding some dragon hide on the pauldron, but wasn't sure how to approach it. Really appreciate the help this video is going to be!
I feel like you revisited the lava tyranids idea for the first lava base, and I can say that looks a LOT better than before the little differences means everything, maybe a neutral grey dry brush after wards and some ash black texture paint in some random areas and it’ll look legendary
5:20 it's also worth pointing out that the Eldar (not sure if they were Drukhari at the time,) used to come onto Nocturne and hunt the people for sport before Vulkan was picked up by Big E. This is more of the reason why Salamanders strongly dislike the Eldar, but more specifically the Drukhari.
It was the Drukhari that raided Nocturne and that is the reason they hate them. They don't actually hold any extra ill will against the Eldar otherwise, but they're more than happy to put an Xenos to the torch that the emperor commands.
I'm new to 40k. I've been playing and building for about two months. I've dove deeply into creator content to engulf myself with this wonderful game. I have to say, your video is a cut above the rest. Full breakdown. You put a lot into this and I love it. Big ups my guy. 😎
Absolutely fantastic video! I quite like the idea of this "all in one" resource. The addition of a conversion section was also quite nice! Regarding edge highlighting: if anyone wants to expedite it even more, I recommend keeping it patchy. Short lines here, dots there. Not worrying about completely highlighting an entire edge. It's faster and gives a chipped appearance - making it looked battle damaged and amplifying the effect if you've also added scratches.
I was just thinking about starting salamanders as I haven't started a marine army yet despite being in this hobby for years. This has decided it for me
I love the idea for this series, and I'm really glad it started with the Salamanders -- super underrated chapter. Of course I'd love to see this branch out to other factions, like the Imperial Guard regiments, but I also know that's asking a *lot* given just how many Astartes chapters there are to go through!
I know the danger of long videos can affect the way UA-cam promotes them, but this was really engaging Guy. You will never convert someone who has been a Space Wolf since 3rd Ed so this should show you how engaging it was. (Loved the basing ideas.) I am looking forward to the next in the series.
Awesome video especially for Sally players like me. I just finished my ~1000p of Salamanders and i used Tabards and Cloaks seen at around 9:34 for my Assault Terminators which also fit very well lore wise in terms of their thunder hammer weaponary. I painted these extra bits in a dark red coulour like the cloaks of Agatone and He‘Stan and ist looks quite awesome i must say. Just wanted to bring some more inspiration to everyone who chose to pick „the nice guys“ of 40k. Vulkan lives!
Great video, love to see attention being given to the Salamanders As a Salamander painter myself, here's some other tipps: 1) I prefer to do the opposite of Guy's lava base effect but that's just preference. Instead of making the spots darker, you can go the other way around and start off with a uniform red and then go lighter. Gives it a much more subdued look. 2) Experiment with secondary colours. For example the red eye lenses work from a lore standpoint but often they're depicted with yellow ones instead, hiding their red eyes. This can be used to make unhelmeted marines stand out a bit more and imo aids the more humane look of the Salamanders. Further I usually paint any scales in a dark red but I've also seen them in black or violet. This breaks up the green nicely. Same thing wiht the gold, you can go for a dirty look with a brown wash or give it a red tinge with a red wash, which makes it stand out that bit more from the green 3) To get some of that dusty look if you want to have your Salmanders in an ashy field or waste, use pigment powders! They're excellent for this though not that good at sticking around if you actually play with them unless you lock them in with a coat of varnish, which imo dampens the effect a bit. Lastly there's the shoulder trim question that I see a lot online when it comes to Salamanders. Sometimes they're painted with golden trim, sometimes with green. You can go with whichever you like, I personally like giving only the veteran and high ranking units a golden trim, while standard troops stick with the green trim. Makes those other units stand out a bit more.
I've been meaning to start painting Salamanders for a while now, as I have a number of old Tacticals sitting in my pile of shame. I considered doing a few for the recent 90s marines painting challenge, but had to go out of state for a week, which scuppered any possibility of that. I definitely think a set of Sternguard Veterans using heavy Spellcrow parts would look lovely. For those looking to spice up the paint scheme, consider painting flames on legs of your infantry. Drawing the brush downward only can make the flames seem to fade as they rise, as paint tends to collect where the brush stroke ends. If you're making drake scales on your models, consider using a completely different color from the armor, like red or yellow, to make them pop.
10/10 video my man - I can’t wait to see a whole series of this. Of course the first founding chapters are always a hit, but I’d love you to do some of the lesser known but equally cool chapters like the Necropolis Hawks, Minotaurs, Soul Drinkers, Astral Claws - I could go on and on! Cheers!
I love the Salamanders! Their colours, their lore, their primarch, their usage of "dragons" and fire... The only space marine mini I ever painted was a Salamander. I play chaos space marines and my warband's lore is that they were Salamanders corrupted by the Alpha Legion...so I paint their skin black. Btw, I really like that you chose the Salamanders as the first chapter in what I hope will become a series covering all the chapters. Blood Angels next, please :)
Definitely a great video to sit through. I'm building a detachment unit from the salamanders called the dark krakens. Not my idea , found them in another lore video
Excellent format, and salamanders is even better - as soon as I had the Leviathanbox in my hands I thought "what better against those nasty bugs than fire?"
Thanks for including my mini (on its best side too no less)! I'm not the most accomplished painter by any stretch, in fact I would say mine was the least good of the bunch, some truly amazing painters in the community! But I'm super happy with the freehanded flames and for an experiment (I'm an ork boy mainly) I don't think its too shabby!
Absolutely love that milliput trick! And if you don't have a cool texture thingy, you can use different stuff for that effect, lke thise toy dinos or even an avocado... It's the correct green after all. Loved the video format. I'm not usually a sapce marine person but they're so central to lore of 40k that it's cool to get that background in.
I love this style of video. I hope you fit in some of the non-direct legion space marines,who have lore/games etc like Charcaradons, blood ravens, minotaurs etc.
Id love to give this scheme a try but how would it work on larger vehicles? Moreso the drybrushing and sponge techniques. Thanks for the content, always the best around.
"Huzzah! A man of quality!" I've been using thermoplastic moulding material (blue stuff) to make impressions/moulds from the Forgeworld Firedrake Terminators, particularly the tabards, for my conversions. There's also loads of 3d printed helmets (shapeways and etsy) with stylized drake helms similar to those worn by aforementioned Terminators and the Pyroclasts. Also I've gone for a slightly more natural/muted green using Molotow Premium's Fern Green as the main colour, sprayed from above and sides leaving the black just showing on the undersides. The whole model is then given a Biel Tan green wash then given a light drybrush with Moot Green for quick and easy highlight, giving the impression of shadows on the underside but still with a slight green tone.
I love this format. If i could make a suggestion; intersperse the lore, rules, and errata to fit in between steps of a paint-a-long presentation. That way you have something to listen to in between steps and while the model dries
This is the kind of video i was looking for!! Lore, painting, fun and excellent content, and a great host!! Cheers mate, very good job, will see the next on this series for sure!!
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Please make one of these videos for the Sisters of battle
I saw red Warden miniatures has a decent free 3d file for some fancy salamander chapter symbol shoulder pads
I really like the video but there is one thing you did wrong the salamanders have black backpacks not green
Finally, I now have everything I need to paint every Ultramarine I come across glorious Salamanders green! VULCAN LIVES!!!
Quick tip: just add a yellow glaze to Ultramarines to turn them into a much better chapter ;)
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Look at the tastful thickness of the paint, the subtle highlights. Oh my God, he even put burn marks on the barrel.
This is easily one of the best videos you’ve made, here’s hoping the pride of Baal is next
I would love to see this done for the Iron Hands. Glory to the Gorgon!
Maybe one day!
I don't really play, but I do have an Iron Hands venerable dreadnought. I replaced the head with a more robotic Tau one and added some Mechanicum weapons on little mecha-tentacles or whatever they're called.
Video would be about 2 minutes long with the current state of iron hands lore lmao
I've heard of the Gorgon... Not a great head on his shoulders.
@@NickK1291nice
I'm sure this video took a lot of work Guy but I would adore more videos like this. My beloved Blood Angels getting a video would be really special!
It took a ton of work, yes, but it was a new format, so that was always going to be the case. My first video took 2 months to make, haha
I could not have wished to be featured in a MWM video in a better way than with that drawing of Salamander Face.
As Guy said, "He is beuty, he is grace. *He has a Salamander face.*
A very Salamander army is 18 flamer Aggressors, 18 Eradicators, 2 Land Raider Redeemers, Vulkan, and an Apothecary Biologis with Bolter Discipline enhancement. It may be difficult to do mission objectives due to the small number of squads, but they are rather durable and capable of killing stuff.
Sounds absolutely brutal!
honestly i would swap out some of the eradicators and aggressors for heavy intercessors
Do you really need that many troops, when the enemy's infantry and vehicles/monsters are all charred, smoking ruins?
Current list is as follows
2 Land Raider redeemer's
2 invader atvs w/ multi meltas
Drop pod
Adrax w/6 blade guard
Captain in gravis armor w/ 6 Flame aggressors
Vulkan He'stan and librarian (for 4+ invul) w/ 10 infernus marines
6 eradicators w/ Apothecary Biologis for lethal hits
5 infiltrators
@@evilmonkeylords The Gravis Captain, He'Stan, and Agatone bricks are very efficient for how thematic they are, I love this army.
Please keep this idea going this is incredible
I would love to see this series get a second part! I've already decided on the salamanders as my legion, but I want to see more, Guy, MORE!!!
LETS GO!!! I LOVE SALAMANDERS!!! Other easy conversions are just using MK3 heads & Shoulders, Red-Warden miniatures also has some fantastic 3d printable bits!
Plus lyche skin makes great lizard scale fabric! Not my idea!
Has someone who just started collecting Warhammer and my first army is salamanders this videos brings me great joy
Please make this a series its amazing!
Though its official, and thus more expensive.
The Forge World Salamanders Decals for the Horus Heresy are absolutely BEAUTIFUL.
Yeah, I've heard even from people who like to keep things on a budget that the FW transfers are veeery nice
Sad, though, as they tend to go the way of the dodo without much warning or get replaced with newer sheets that have lost some of the magic :(
For the chapter symbol, it looks like the standard SM transfer sheets now come with Salamander specific decals. Finally getting some representation from GW is nice to see.
The transfer sheet from leviathan doesn't seem to have Salamanders on it
@@hidebehindapole8669Im talking about if you get something like a new box of eradicators the new transfer sheet has Salamanders on it. I was a little disappointed when they weren’t on the leviathan sheet but it looks like I’ll have plenty moving forward 😁
These guys helped me when i was in a very dark part of my life. I was depressed, absolutely hated myself, and the pandemic made things worse. I had a hard time picking my army when i decided to get into the hobby but i ultimately picked Salamanders and it was the best decisions ive ever made. I loved learning they're lore and painting them was really fun and now my mental health has greatly improved and so has my skill, tho I'm no where as good as you.
That's really nice to hear, glad you're in a better place now!
@@MidwinterMinis you were also a really big part in my journey. I would listen to you talk while I was painting. It's honestly relaxing. You're an amazing guy and keep being amazing
Man we really have a mental health crisis in the states. Technology, relationships (or lack of), pandemic and culture have really caused alot of people to hide away in a dark space. We need more help and good rolemodels to help lift the population out of the funk. Glad your doing better and wish nothing but happiness for you.
@@zzconmanzz1 thanks
Vulcan is proud of you, your strength to stand up to your demons means you're right at home with the 18th Astartes. Keep it up 🔥🔥🔥
I foresee this series being an absolute powerhouse! So much great info for conversions in one place. I'm forever asked by friends where to get bits and I've got an extensive library but its hard to remember all the companies. Will be grest to just point them to a video like this and the description for links. Great resource for years to come!
Really like this new kind of video! Always thought I wasn't that bothered about collecting Space Marines compared to other factions but you've now got me thinking about Salamander successor chapter colour schemes! Also love a cork based base!
This a great series idea and would love to see more, hope we can see more factions in the future like guard regiments or eldar craftworlds
I've always watched your videos since I got into warhammer so I might aswell say it here, I finally managed to go England and see a warhammer store in person it was cool
Very cool!
@@MidwinterMinis went to warhammer world 2 weeks ago, was very epic and i got a reaver titan (titanicus scale lol)
Absolutely one of the best chapter overview videos I’ve seen, and I’ve looked at quite a lot of them. I think you did a great job of capturing the nature of the salamanders who I love. Some great ideas that I’m going to try on the customization. Vulkan lives!
The new studio looks great man! I really loved this video. The lore part was epic, and the painting was also amazing, perfect content as always Guy, great stuff 👏👏👏
Thanks matey! Nice to hear you think the style-gamble paid off :)
@@MidwinterMinis it’s great :)
Love the idea of this series, lore, hobby and tactics in one video. Also a good reference point for newer players wanting to find out more without the fear of going down rabbit holes. Keep it up! (looking forward to some of the successor chapters!)
I am STOKED for this series. Especially the conversions and tactics ideas. Looking forward to the next installment!
Fantastic video Guy; now I have a perfect excuse to make my own Slamanaders army
Some other things about the Salamanders too:
- Vulkan is a perpetual. Everytime he dies, his body disappears and he respawns somewhere else in the galaxy.
Vulkan lives, and his return is inevitable!
- Salamanders are very self-reliant; they frequently make their own custom field repairs to their weapons and equipment instead of getting it repaired by a Techmarine: no two Slamander weapons are the same, so you can go nuts with not just armour upgrades, but weapon upgrades as well!
This should most definitely be a series, I’d love to see some of the more peculiar chapters like the iron hands or space wolves
I wish this video existed when I was just starting with Warhammer back at the start of 9th edition, Salamanders were my first army and working on them and playing games with them was a large part of what kept me sane during Covid. I'm really proud of how they look, and I've been meaning to go back and put the finishing touches on them and finish up the stuff that still needs more work, I'm going to try and utilize some of these tips when I do.
Thanks for all the great ideas, Guy. Would love to see more of this series, even though you've already covered my favorite chapter. Vulkan lives!
Awesome video. Definitely fills a need for lore, kits, and painting in one video. Also, the new studio looks great!
That trick for the three base coats is exactly what I needed for batch painting! Thank you so much, MWM!
This is a brilliant idea for new collectors, can’t wait to see new additions to it as they come, great to see when stock-standard space marines become a really unique and personal force to a player :)
i sometimes burn out on painting, then mwm makes a new video and i feel inspired again
I enjoy the structure and format of this video, going into different aspects of the chapter/legion. I think it would be nice if you did continue this format for other chapters.
This is by far one of the best videos you've made, everything you need to know in one video definitely would like to see a series that is for sure :)
This is my type of content. everything in one video whilst i work. Great work.
Love the longer format. I could start and stop, jump around, and get a ton of info in one place! Thank you for making and sharing. Can't wait for the next one!
Dark Krakens are my space Marines i started painting which is appropriate considering they are from the Leviathan box where they hunt bog bugs.
I like how excited you sounded when showing your finished model. I think we all should commit and do our best, but also remember to derive joy from the finished project.
This was really timely, as I'd settled on Salamanders for my Leviathan marines. I was also planning on scratch molding some dragon hide on the pauldron, but wasn't sure how to approach it. Really appreciate the help this video is going to be!
Another great video Guy. New studio looks awesome. Cheers 😊!
Glad you like it!
I think I have the exact same glass as the one you drink out of at the start here. Nice choice of drink too
PLEASE make this a full series
Couldnt have asked for a better video on my favorite chapter!
Great start to a series, love that you've included conversion ideas and sources for bits.
Such a good idea for a series thank you
I feel like you revisited the lava tyranids idea for the first lava base, and I can say that looks a LOT better than before the little differences means everything, maybe a neutral grey dry brush after wards and some ash black texture paint in some random areas and it’ll look legendary
That second base looked fantastic.
Awesome concept for this video- would definitely tune in for more of these on other chapters/factions !
5:20 it's also worth pointing out that the Eldar (not sure if they were Drukhari at the time,) used to come onto Nocturne and hunt the people for sport before Vulkan was picked up by Big E. This is more of the reason why Salamanders strongly dislike the Eldar, but more specifically the Drukhari.
It was the Drukhari that raided Nocturne and that is the reason they hate them. They don't actually hold any extra ill will against the Eldar otherwise, but they're more than happy to put an Xenos to the torch that the emperor commands.
I'm new to 40k. I've been playing and building for about two months. I've dove deeply into creator content to engulf myself with this wonderful game. I have to say, your video is a cut above the rest. Full breakdown. You put a lot into this and I love it. Big ups my guy. 😎
One of my favorite videos you’ve ever done! I hope the next one brings glory to the khan! I could really use some help with the white paint
My fav faction! working on the new terminators right now and some great tips for basing and faces!
Absolutely fantastic video! I quite like the idea of this "all in one" resource. The addition of a conversion section was also quite nice!
Regarding edge highlighting: if anyone wants to expedite it even more, I recommend keeping it patchy. Short lines here, dots there. Not worrying about completely highlighting an entire edge. It's faster and gives a chipped appearance - making it looked battle damaged and amplifying the effect if you've also added scratches.
Awesome video! I love the clarity and simplicity of the painting guide! I'd love to see this for more chapters!
YEAH!!! The Salamanders are where my chapter comes from, so it's great so see Guy do them!
I was just thinking about starting salamanders as I haven't started a marine army yet despite being in this hobby for years. This has decided it for me
I like this idea. One stop videos for everything, and it's MWM. Couldn't ask for more.
I love the idea for this series, and I'm really glad it started with the Salamanders -- super underrated chapter. Of course I'd love to see this branch out to other factions, like the Imperial Guard regiments, but I also know that's asking a *lot* given just how many Astartes chapters there are to go through!
I just love timestamps! Thanks guys 🥰🥰
Both lore and assembling tips? Hell yeah.
I know the danger of long videos can affect the way UA-cam promotes them, but this was really engaging Guy. You will never convert someone who has been a Space Wolf since 3rd Ed so this should show you how engaging it was. (Loved the basing ideas.) I am looking forward to the next in the series.
Awesome video especially for Sally players like me.
I just finished my ~1000p of Salamanders and i used Tabards and Cloaks seen at around 9:34 for my Assault Terminators which also fit very well lore wise in terms of their thunder hammer weaponary.
I painted these extra bits in a dark red coulour like the cloaks of Agatone and He‘Stan and ist looks quite awesome i must say.
Just wanted to bring some more inspiration to everyone who chose to pick „the nice guys“ of 40k.
Vulkan lives!
I really want to see this for the Space Wolves. Awesome vid!
really dig this format!
Great video. Hope this Astartes Archive series continues! I’d love to see it cover all 18 legions.
Great video, love to see attention being given to the Salamanders
As a Salamander painter myself, here's some other tipps:
1) I prefer to do the opposite of Guy's lava base effect but that's just preference. Instead of making the spots darker, you can go the other way around and start off with a uniform red and then go lighter. Gives it a much more subdued look.
2) Experiment with secondary colours. For example the red eye lenses work from a lore standpoint but often they're depicted with yellow ones instead, hiding their red eyes. This can be used to make unhelmeted marines stand out a bit more and imo aids the more humane look of the Salamanders.
Further I usually paint any scales in a dark red but I've also seen them in black or violet. This breaks up the green nicely. Same thing wiht the gold, you can go for a dirty look with a brown wash or give it a red tinge with a red wash, which makes it stand out that bit more from the green
3) To get some of that dusty look if you want to have your Salmanders in an ashy field or waste, use pigment powders! They're excellent for this though not that good at sticking around if you actually play with them unless you lock them in with a coat of varnish, which imo dampens the effect a bit.
Lastly there's the shoulder trim question that I see a lot online when it comes to Salamanders. Sometimes they're painted with golden trim, sometimes with green. You can go with whichever you like, I personally like giving only the veteran and high ranking units a golden trim, while standard troops stick with the green trim. Makes those other units stand out a bit more.
Seeing you paint Raven guard would be AWESOME!!!
I love the new ideea, please do this series with each one of the chapters, successors.
the base is absolutely AMAZING 😮loving the new studio!
Fun very fun I love the mottled effect I think I’ll use it too plow through a few things in my log .
Amazing video, really hope to see you cover the other chapters/legions
Definitely do more, great to have a mini deep dive into each of the chapters, then maybe start going into some of the other factions too!
This is awesome, I just started collecting 40K, and choose Space Wolves, would love to see them next 😊
I've been meaning to start painting Salamanders for a while now, as I have a number of old Tacticals sitting in my pile of shame. I considered doing a few for the recent 90s marines painting challenge, but had to go out of state for a week, which scuppered any possibility of that. I definitely think a set of Sternguard Veterans using heavy Spellcrow parts would look lovely.
For those looking to spice up the paint scheme, consider painting flames on legs of your infantry. Drawing the brush downward only can make the flames seem to fade as they rise, as paint tends to collect where the brush stroke ends.
If you're making drake scales on your models, consider using a completely different color from the armor, like red or yellow, to make them pop.
This concept is great! Can't wait for the next video and next chapter. I've been struggling to find a colour scheme for my space marines for months.
such a simple but great idea for a series! Can’t wait for more!
10/10 video my man - I can’t wait to see a whole series of this.
Of course the first founding chapters are always a hit, but I’d love you to do some of the lesser known but equally cool chapters like the Necropolis Hawks, Minotaurs, Soul Drinkers, Astral Claws - I could go on and on! Cheers!
Awesome video! Can’t wait to see the rest of the chapters!
Amazing work love the new studio ❤
I love the Salamanders! Their colours, their lore, their primarch, their usage of "dragons" and fire... The only space marine mini I ever painted was a Salamander.
I play chaos space marines and my warband's lore is that they were Salamanders corrupted by the Alpha Legion...so I paint their skin black.
Btw, I really like that you chose the Salamanders as the first chapter in what I hope will become a series covering all the chapters. Blood Angels next, please :)
Definitely a great video to sit through. I'm building a detachment unit from the salamanders called the dark krakens. Not my idea , found them in another lore video
i know its been a year but id really like to see something like this again, i love the painting with the storytelling
Excellent format, and salamanders is even better - as soon as I had the Leviathanbox in my hands I thought "what better against those nasty bugs than fire?"
Great video glad I stumbled across it been looking for good tips for my leviathan box
Thanks for including my mini (on its best side too no less)! I'm not the most accomplished painter by any stretch, in fact I would say mine was the least good of the bunch, some truly amazing painters in the community! But I'm super happy with the freehanded flames and for an experiment (I'm an ork boy mainly) I don't think its too shabby!
Absolutely love that milliput trick!
And if you don't have a cool texture thingy, you can use different stuff for that effect, lke thise toy dinos or even an avocado... It's the correct green after all.
Loved the video format. I'm not usually a sapce marine person but they're so central to lore of 40k that it's cool to get that background in.
Awesome video, love the lore and the presentation. Please do for the other space marine chapters
I love this style of video. I hope you fit in some of the non-direct legion space marines,who have lore/games etc like Charcaradons, blood ravens, minotaurs etc.
Id love to give this scheme a try but how would it work on larger vehicles? Moreso the drybrushing and sponge techniques. Thanks for the content, always the best around.
After I'm done with my armies of Vashtorr list I plan on getting into Salamanders so this video is perfect!
It's so cool seeing my favourite Warhammer UA-camr paint my faction
I did it just for you
Love this idea! Would love to see this done with all chapters, including those who pledged their loyalty to the chaos gods
Fantastic video! Everyone wants their chapter covered. Personally, I’ll gladly wait for whichever chapter you go for next
Love this style of video, cant wait to see all the other chapters
Looking forward to the whole series
This in an awesome idea for a series, can't wait to see more
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I've been using thermoplastic moulding material (blue stuff) to make impressions/moulds from the Forgeworld Firedrake Terminators, particularly the tabards, for my conversions. There's also loads of 3d printed helmets (shapeways and etsy) with stylized drake helms similar to those worn by aforementioned Terminators and the Pyroclasts.
Also I've gone for a slightly more natural/muted green using Molotow Premium's Fern Green as the main colour, sprayed from above and sides leaving the black just showing on the undersides. The whole model is then given a Biel Tan green wash then given a light drybrush with Moot Green for quick and easy highlight, giving the impression of shadows on the underside but still with a slight green tone.
please please please make this a series for all of the legions!
I love this format. If i could make a suggestion; intersperse the lore, rules, and errata to fit in between steps of a paint-a-long presentation. That way you have something to listen to in between steps and while the model dries
Not a painter, not a wargamer, and familiar with the lore for the most part..
But watched the whole thing and gave a like/comment for the algorithm!
This is the kind of video i was looking for!! Lore, painting, fun and excellent content, and a great host!! Cheers mate, very good job, will see the next on this series for sure!!