An amateur builds Primaris Jump Pack Intercessors - Part 2
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- With lots of 40K lore knowledge but absolutely zero model building or painting skills (though perhaps slightly more than that, now!), a noob decided to blindly take the plunge. Watch him blunder along into the hobby of miniature painting!
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Fun tidbit about ultra marines. There name is a coincidence. It comes from the color of there armor. Ultramarine. A color that comes from lapis lazuli, which back in greco roman times (which ultramarines have themes of) to get lapis you would have to go across a ocean on a expedition or a “ultramarinus”
Huh! I thought it was because Guilliman named his realm Ultramar, & thus named his Ultramarines after his realm 😅
in lore yeah but this is the reason GW called them ultra marines, the fact it also works as title of elite warrior is just good writing@@AdeptusArtifexus
But you are aware that the shade of blue used for ultramines isn't actual ultramarine? Actual ultramarine has a bit more purple tints in it
I was going to say I also listen to some lo-fi or something else suitably chill to keep my concentration. Feels good to slowly work through the paint strokes and see the figure start to come to life without having to pay attention to anything else in the background. :)
I wholeheartedly agree! 😁
Leave your brushes in rubbing alcohol for 5 minutes helps keep them in good shape
Indeed it does! 😁 I have a glass of it handy during my paint sessions
Mate I saw your first videos and you have progressed so much. I’m sure that with some time you will end up becoming a really great artist. Keep going on with the work you are doing.
Cheers from France
Thankyou kindly! 😁 I do feel myself getting more confident & competent so, hopefully I continue to improve at a good rate! 😄
@@AdeptusArtifexus no worries! I recognize myself watching you. Getting better and better and realizing I have a potential that shows up more and more with time. I really think you have a really big potential too n
Thankyou, amigo! I appreciate it! 😄 good to have you along for the journey!! 😁
New Artifexus upload lets gooooooo :)
Ayyy I hope you enjoyed it! 😁
Its the little things that make the difference like the flamer holes. Ha flamer holes
Nothing like flame holes to go with the butt spikes! 😂
plasma colour depends on the gas which is used for the plasma reaction - there is also red, orange oder green plasma
That makes sense! Thankyou! 😁
I tend to listen to 90s Grunge when painting but when building i listen to industrial or 2000s metal
Ohh very nice! 😄
Don't make a dry brush pallet out of bits a sprue etc. Just get a sheet of thin plywood and prime it. you can then use the plywood as a pallet and to work the paint into / off the brush.
Then once the sheet is covered you can just reprime it and keep using it.
A valid suggestion. I personally have been using a artist pallet in the same way. But as a counter point, building a drybrush pallet out of sprue and unused/not-going-to-use parts can assist in seeing how much paint is being place onto similar parts without the pain of potentially needing to fix already painted parts on a model.
@@CryoDex That last bit is crucial to see how things will behave :) Bonus tip is to make a plywood pallet and glue sprue-bits and bobs on only half of it, then one has a dual purpose dry pallet ready to roll :)
I listen to my ecclectic mix of liked songs on spotify lol
I have one of those, too! 🤣
I find painting in sub assembly easier. I usually glue what I can on, but knives on belts, arms and headsI paint separately. I do glue weapons and pouldrans on arms though but with arms loose they are easy to paint. I don't magnatise weapons as I like multiple groups with different weapons
Ahh that's fair! 😁 most of my choices are influenced by chances to practice things 😅
It would be nice if GW gave some more tips for beginners in the hobby. A while back they made some handy videos for basing and how to make differnet effects with the textures and more
Huh! They do sound useful! 😁 do we know why they stopped?
I don't sorry. Possibly just didn't get the traction like other videos they published or there was no more need to advertise the texture/ basing paints. Love the way your Intercessors are turning out!@@AdeptusArtifexus
I listen to bolt thrower while i paint
Ohhh fine taste, amigo! 😄
I painted a deathwing captain and did a bit of kit bashing
Ohh what did you add? 😁
@@AdeptusArtifexus a shoulder mounted cannon
i don't know who cause the most choas the cat or the primaris jump pack?
Definitely the cat 😂
Ok then
surely you're a novice by now 😂😂
I only recently went up from noob to amateur! 🤣
@AdeptusArtifexus no you definitely should have skipped the amature. You've been doing a banging job from the off
That's kind of you to say 😁 though I feel it's not just the outcome that determines one's "skill level", but the confidence at which they employ their techniques, in which regard I'm very much still an amateur! 😁
@AdeptusArtifexus I feel like you had that one loaded and ready 🤣 and I know the feeling as well. especially when I'm trying something new on my own channel