There are links to some of the products I used in the description if you are interested. Also, go check out themagnetbaron.com for magnets! Thanks for watching
Dark angels: 1:47 Emperor's Children: 5:35 Iron Warriors: 8:04 White Scars: 10:42 Space Wolves: 13:26 Imperial Fists: 16:01 Night Lords: 17:51 Blood Angels: 22:47 Iron Hands: 24:31
I just wanna say, I'm a single dad and my 6 year old son and I discovered Warhammer 40k recently and started watching your videos to learn to paint our new minis together and we've had an awesome time and painting/building is such good father-son time! He asks "let's watch Mr. Eric paint" before bed and when we work on our Ultramarines. You rock man, keep doing what you do. -Nathan
As a girl it's honestly hard to find guys who take me seriously when I express my love for warhammer. I plan to save up to get this set so I can not only read up on my favorite event in warhammer 40k history but finally possibly have someone take me seriously during a campaign.
(X) Doubt. Most folks I know are MORE than open to let anyone in, so long as you share the same love and passion, and we're down in Louisiana of all places :V
@@kaic-m2865 there are, yeah, but I think it's generally way overblown. Granted a lot of them I hear about tend to sound like they're in big cities so maybe I guess living in a more rural-ish area just made me more grounded, because even someone who's a literal autist like me knows better than to do this shit.
Thank you for describing the stuff that also didn't quite work with the paint schemes. A lot of painting tutorials focus on the steps and not necessarily the method of getting there, and especially for novice painters like me, describing the thought processes that lead to the choices made really helps!
Ah yes, the 2nd Legion "Magnet Barons" lead by Primarch Constantine. His mastery of Polarity was considered too Heretical and the Imperial Scribes had him and his entire legion stripped from the records even though they were the Emperor's most faithful scions.
Honestly the Magnet Barons being a Legion focused on the commerce and economy of the Imperiam works so well because they attract money both physically and metaphorically
the 2nd legions main form of combat is shooting small metal fragments into their enemies and using their ultra strong magnets to pull those metal fragments out and shred them into pieces
Absolutely one of the best concept videos in a long time from anyone. This is my go to for division development. Do you think u could do a video showcasing each of the different types of mark Armor? Pick one group and develop the armor variations through their evolution? Great video Eric!!
One of the best hobby videos I’ve seen in a long time! The combination of painting and lore is perfect. Also the variety of space marines is one of my favorite aspects of the warhammer universe so to have a video show case them is amazing!
Been really tempted to do the same thing, except for an Alpha Legion army. As long as the equipment follows the codex, it'd be a great exercise in painting them from all different legions and chapters
@@thedyingmeme6 Lol! I'm going to tweak it a bit as well, thought about freehand painting the Hydra in their highlight colors onto a limb or two, but changed to putting a loop of fine chain around each left shoulder, just inside the pauldron, to hint at The Unbroken Chain
I really liked the White Scars model, which surprised me as they have always been a chapter that I've never payed that much attention to. I think some of the little details like the face markings and trampled grass made it stand out for me. Definitely the best one in this video imo. Thanks Eric.
It helps that that pose is probably the best pose of the new mark 6 kit! I had the same experience, i have never been very interested in white scars until now
You are nothing short of genius. Every figure is good but the pink marble base technique blew me away, followed by the trampled grass. Def going to drop everything to watch your sequel!
Well done! A fantastic painting tutorial vid plus some 30k legion law to go with. This is one of the best 40, oh I mean 30k videos I have seen on UA-cam!
At 8:24 that iconic Mk-III "Iron Armor" looks a lot like Mk-II "Crusade" Armor. Mk-III is characteristic in its heavy plating towards the front of the wearer, whereas the Mk-II has the obvious "banding" on the lower legs.
@@nostear8261 Mk-II was universal and early "void armor". Mk-III was specialized for close combat and boarding actions. That is why the heavier armor was placed towards the front or "advancing" portions of the armor. It is an evolution over the MK-II, but it was also more limited in use. The MK-IV expanded on the concept of total amor enclosure while also allowing greater movement. All Marks of armor are an evolution of the original MK-I. Some traits were seen as a detriment to overall effectiveness and were improved in later Marks. Some traits were a result of supply/manufacturing issues (MK-V). I fail to see how Mark-III is *just* an improvement kit for an earlier Mark. Visuals aside, the lore provides for a great deal of design and modifications between Marks.
A lot of great accessible paint jobs here. Since Orks and Dark Angels both love checker patterns, I assume they're also huge ska fans and I hope someone in the Horus Heresy novels mentions it so that it ends up on a wiki page.
For the thing with the two missing Primarchs: There was once a event, where Sanguinius thought to be dead. Malcador traveled to Baal and shortly before he officialy announced, that the Blood Angels shall be dissolved because of their dead Primarch, Sanguinius arrived just in time to save his Legion. If a Primarch is dead, his Legion would normally be dissolved and scratched from all Imperial Records. And because the Ultramarines got a LOT of new Astartes at some point in the Crusade, it is possible, that the two missing Primarchs are dead and their Legions were put together with the Ultramarines.
Absolutely brilliant job! Not only did you do a great job of showcasing the legions, all the advice and techniques you used were helpful and very well done. I can't wait for the second part and always enjoy your content.
WHY, if this is set 10,000 years before the Imperium of today, do the marines have modern style bolt guns? In the days of Rogue Trader, they had much shorter bolters and even long bladed bayonets underslung. I have the same problem with modern Chaos Marines that have modern day style bolters, but they left the Imperium 10,000 years before the Imperium of today, yet have all the modern style armour/weapons, and even come in the same size as the new Primaris Marines, when they really should be the same height as the original Firstborn Marines. Still a wonderful painting video, so don't take my questions/comments to heart, it's just I have a problem with GW making a complete hash of the history of the Adeptus Astartes and the appearnce of them from thousands of years in the past.
Chaos Marines loot weapons and ceramite off of loyalists, which is why the have modern gear. As for their hight, I believe that Is a side affect of sitting in the warp for 10k years
I did the marble technique for my terminator bases, and it came out super wonderful. I'm also in love with the metallic purple you used for the emperor's children, and also for the thousand sons in part two of this.
Painting a member of each legion with a base that correspond to their home world, it's a brilliant idea! It really give a preview of what a specific army would look like. Love it!
Amazing video. I’ve always loved 40k but I don’t know much about it. Covering the lore and also showing technical painting in your video. Great camera angles, quality and voiceover. Amazing stuff man! There’s few that make content as good as this.
The comment you made about the contemptor Dreadnought being your favorite painted piece of all-time always sits with me. For some reason all of the resin characters just looks so amazing, and the paint job that green and red and black, something about it is just so striking. So besides my normal three armies I really focus on, I'm actually doing the same thing and every month I build a character and maybe a few more units, soon I'm going to have an entire shelf and hopefully it will look just as amazing as yours do. I think I'm also going to upload videos of the ones I do conversions on
Wow this was amazing dude ! That emperor's children marble base effect blew my mind I actually said holy shit when you did the streaks !! Come to think of it, I said that quite alot lol, that blood angel was mental too !
Video came up in my suggested and I'd never seen your vids before. Clicked open intending to just click through---stayed for the whole video and subbed at the end. The grass under the feet?! The light blue under the snow?! GENIUS!~ Thanks so much for putting this together.
Really really cool man. I love how you incorporated the home worlds of each faction into the base terrain. The white Scars model is my favourite. I imagine myself walking the plains with my white scar brothers, watching the tall grass dance into the wind. Before engaging the enemey in combat to defend my beloved homeworld. The stepped on grass effect looked fantastic. Special mention goes to the dark Angels. Stalking the jungles/forests of their homeland in search of heretics to slay.
Brilliant on the white scars man! Great catch about the trampled grass too. It looks like he just landed from a massive jump and the air blew all the grasses around his feet down!
Shit I LOVE how you incorporate the essence of the Legions into the base. Putting dust because the Iron Warriors are siege experts is freaking inspired.
Good tip I learned about the Dirty Down paints. Get them and/or the target warm using something like a hair drier. It makes whatever reaction they do even more striking.
up to gthe white model showing sum of the missteps that can fixed is a great display for many to push there paint techniques and just go the flow, great job.
Awesome stuff. Let me just add to everyone else's comments that it's great to see some easy to follow tutorials. So many of these painting tutorials assume that we all aspire to paint to an award winning standard. Most of us just want the models painted to a standard we are happy with and can crank out quickly. Really great stuff.
Buddy!! As a 37 year old dude whose just trying to get into the hobby (and dont know where to start), this is by far the most well written, understandable and enjoyable entry level content ive found so far, I'll be digging through the rest for sure, keep it up!
Great work on the Emperor's Children marine (and the others, but I always focus on the EC; wrote their Index Astartes back in the day, I'm sentimental). Great choice of head swap for him, and the base is chef's-kiss ideal.
Killed it Eric - these look great (AND as an added bonus the super high level intro for each legion is helpful orientation/introduction for us 40k... er 30k newbs)
I really appreciate how you walk us through your thought process and show the painting process while mentioning both the things you're proud of and your mistakes. Like how you accidentally broke off the gun on one mini and used it to your advantage. Or how you didn't quite like the plasma effect on another- so I'm assuming you'd improve that if you chose that legion for your 30k army. Rather than just show a finished product, you demonstrate how kitbashing and painting minis is a journey. Great video, glad I found your channel!
INCREDIBLE video, Eric! Been following you for quite a while and the progress you've made is astounding and very inspiring. The paintwork, the conversions, the videography and editing, the narration... you truly have become one of the best hobby youtubers I follow. Really looking forward to part 2!!
8:45 when you mentioned making your minis look like veterans, it kinda hit home tbh. I'm wanting to kitbash my homebrew legion and my lore has them fighting on their home world in 30k so, damaged armor pieces will be swapped out. These pieces often being Heretic so some Marines have Lightning claws, some power fist and some Cataphractii shoulders, you get the gist
Fantastic painting and tips and everything but let me compliment you on your music choices too! Really differentiates each section in a subtle, very fitting way!
As a father of 3 I no longer have hours to devote to my painting hobby and have, for the longest time, sought effective speed painting methods. This video is so unbelievable at how many speed painting methods are covered and will certainly help me achieve the satisfying feeling of completing a model. Rather than each model taking so long it rarely gets completed.
There are links to some of the products I used in the description if you are interested. Also, go check out themagnetbaron.com for magnets! Thanks for watching
Exactly the kind of video I was looking for, great job, thanks for taking the time to share :D ♥
PS : You dont write on scrolls ? :o
the tamiya panel liner black takes me to the air compressor
The imperial fist have red accent colors it annoys me that you did not do that but great vid
What paint do you use
DUDE, What. That marble technique is something I've never seen before. And I'm only 1/4 of the way through the vid!
Yeah it totally rocks, im in love with it. No pun intended lol
Same here I am definitely gonna do this for my next army
I’ve seen that before but have to say that yours turned out especially well. Nice job, the veins really set it off.
Definitely using that for my Custodes army
I think I am going to do marble bases for my sisters of battle army.
Alpha Legion: 1:47
Alpha Legion: 5:35
Alpha Legion: 8:04
Alpha Legion: 10:42
Alpha Legion: 13:26
Alpha Legion: 16:01
Alpha Legion: 17:51
Alpha Legion: 22:47
Alpha Legion: 24:31
Hilarious bro good one 😂
Hey, it's Alpharius around? I have message for him
@@LeAlejx I thought you were alpharius?
@@plasmanplays6150 no, I'm alpharius
@@poggestfrog ohh shit...
It's so cool to see so many Alpha Legion color schemes in one video!
The Hydra awakes
HYDRA DOMINATUS
HYDRA DOMINATUS
Lol love it
I wonder which one is the real alpharius
The simple trick of flattening the grass underfoot was a total lightbulb moment for me, thanks Eric!
Thats my favourite bit of all of them i think haha
Yeah, the most stand out part of this vid. I've never seen that before, but Eric's eye spotted it and called it out.
Nice!
Agreed, definitely using this idea at some point.
Same, I need to make some additions to my white scars.
The truest form of Heresy was splitting this amazing video into two parts!
Hahaha just like the sundered imperium
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop oof
Dark angels: 1:47
Emperor's Children: 5:35
Iron Warriors: 8:04
White Scars: 10:42
Space Wolves: 13:26
Imperial Fists: 16:01
Night Lords: 17:51
Blood Angels: 22:47
Iron Hands: 24:31
thx mate
thank you friend
feels like clickbait with the word every space marine legion...
@@theherpetologist6065 its going to be a 2 parter. The vid is already 30mins long, but I can't speak for those who rather have an hour+
@@theherpetologist6065 feels like it should be obvious to you that this will be a two-parter, and you look like a baby for complaining about this.
19:43 Melted pauldron just looks like some battle damage now! Lean into it!
I just wanna say, I'm a single dad and my 6 year old son and I discovered Warhammer 40k recently and started watching your videos to learn to paint our new minis together and we've had an awesome time and painting/building is such good father-son time! He asks "let's watch Mr. Eric paint" before bed and when we work on our Ultramarines. You rock man, keep doing what you do. -Nathan
Man that marble base is wicked!
Thanks! Im happy with it too.
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop Came here to say the same thing, marble base was awesome. Thanks for the reveal, so simple but what a result!
Mountainside Tabletop!
Best Skirmish channel on UA-cam
As a girl it's honestly hard to find guys who take me seriously when I express my love for warhammer. I plan to save up to get this set so I can not only read up on my favorite event in warhammer 40k history but finally possibly have someone take me seriously during a campaign.
(X) Doubt. Most folks I know are MORE than open to let anyone in, so long as you share the same love and passion, and we're down in Louisiana of all places :V
@@Kepora1 it's a very male dominated hobby there are a few incel types out there honestly
@@kaic-m2865 there are, yeah, but I think it's generally way overblown.
Granted a lot of them I hear about tend to sound like they're in big cities so maybe I guess living in a more rural-ish area just made me more grounded, because even someone who's a literal autist like me knows better than to do this shit.
@@Kepora1 yeah probably overblown because a few bad apples make the bunch look bad, many people are very friendly 👍🏼
@@kaic-m2865 it's also something commentators, youtubers, article sites and stuff like to point out and magnify because...well, it gets clicks.
I'd never heard of "panel liner" before but now my eyes have been opened. Amazing how easy it looks to fill those indented areas
Me that is a gundam fan where panel liners are a essential in making gundams: 1st time?
This is one of the best tutorials for every above novice painter. I've been learning the ropes for 25+yrs and learned much.
Excellent work Eric, loved hearing your reasoning behind the recipes for each legion!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for describing the stuff that also didn't quite work with the paint schemes. A lot of painting tutorials focus on the steps and not necessarily the method of getting there, and especially for novice painters like me, describing the thought processes that lead to the choices made really helps!
Insane! My 8 year old boy and I just watched it and loved it! from the brief lore, quick painting & basing techniques… can’t wait for part 2!
Awesome! Glad you guys enjoyed it
Ah yes, the 2nd Legion "Magnet Barons" lead by Primarch Constantine. His mastery of Polarity was considered too Heretical and the Imperial Scribes had him and his entire legion stripped from the records even though they were the Emperor's most faithful scions.
He was far too polarizing.
@@rayvg7709 he attracted many, but repulsed others
Honestly the Magnet Barons being a Legion focused on the commerce and economy of the Imperiam works so well because they attract money both physically and metaphorically
the 2nd legions main form of combat is shooting small metal fragments into their enemies and using their ultra strong magnets to pull those metal fragments out and shred them into pieces
@@synergy8879 So they specialize in shrapnel weaponry? This concept sounds cooler by the minuet.
Absolutely one of the best concept videos in a long time from anyone. This is my go to for division development.
Do you think u could do a video showcasing each of the different types of mark Armor? Pick one group and develop the armor variations through their evolution?
Great video Eric!!
That could be a fun video! Perhaps i will
This is awesome simple techniques that make your minis look cool and full of personality, it's refreshing. Cannot wait for the next episode
Exactly what i was trying to do! Thank you for the complement
One of the best hobby videos I’ve seen in a long time! The combination of painting and lore is perfect. Also the variety of space marines is one of my favorite aspects of the warhammer universe so to have a video show case them is amazing!
Love that you made each one have a personality & envisioned their legion. The lore added in was cool too 🙂
The purple ink over silver for the Emperor's Children is amazing, love the looks of it!
Your videos are great Eric, looking foward for some necromunda ash wastes inspired terrain.
😎
Dude! You are a freakin' Mad Scientist and a Genius! That marble floor base technique @7:20! Bro! Killin'em!
Been really tempted to do the same thing, except for an Alpha Legion army. As long as the equipment follows the codex, it'd be a great exercise in painting them from all different legions and chapters
Like Deathwatch but 30K?? (Yo thats a sick as FUCK idea tho i might take it for my own >:)
@@thedyingmeme6 Lol! I'm going to tweak it a bit as well, thought about freehand painting the Hydra in their highlight colors onto a limb or two, but changed to putting a loop of fine chain around each left shoulder, just inside the pauldron, to hint at The Unbroken Chain
This is great, very nice recipes especially for white and yellow. Also love the "headless helmet" slip of tongue at 18:17
I really liked the White Scars model, which surprised me as they have always been a chapter that I've never payed that much attention to. I think some of the little details like the face markings and trampled grass made it stand out for me. Definitely the best one in this video imo. Thanks Eric.
It helps that that pose is probably the best pose of the new mark 6 kit! I had the same experience, i have never been very interested in white scars until now
You are nothing short of genius. Every figure is good but the pink marble base technique blew me away, followed by the trampled grass. Def going to drop everything to watch your sequel!
Well done! A fantastic painting tutorial vid plus some 30k legion law to go with. This is one of the best 40, oh I mean 30k videos I have seen on UA-cam!
Thank you! Glad you liked it. I tried to get across as much unique character for each legion as possible
Awesome job, they all look great! Very cool seeing a bunch of different painting schemes in one video.
WE MARCH FOR CALTH
Fuck this is epic already mannnnnnnnnnnnnnn, loving it!
Death to the false emperor tho
Love your balance of lore, visuals, and painting dude. Looking forward to part 2!
At 8:24 that iconic Mk-III "Iron Armor" looks a lot like Mk-II "Crusade" Armor.
Mk-III is characteristic in its heavy plating towards the front of the wearer, whereas the Mk-II has the obvious "banding" on the lower legs.
Mk3 is just an upgrade kit for Mk2.
@@nostear8261 Mk-II was universal and early "void armor". Mk-III was specialized for close combat and boarding actions. That is why the heavier armor was placed towards the front or "advancing" portions of the armor.
It is an evolution over the MK-II, but it was also more limited in use. The MK-IV expanded on the concept of total amor enclosure while also allowing greater movement.
All Marks of armor are an evolution of the original MK-I. Some traits were seen as a detriment to overall effectiveness and were improved in later Marks. Some traits were a result of supply/manufacturing issues (MK-V).
I fail to see how Mark-III is *just* an improvement kit for an earlier Mark. Visuals aside, the lore provides for a great deal of design and modifications between Marks.
You are right, my bad. I had a bunch of images saved and put the wrong one in
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop It wasn't meant to be a "gotcha" thing, brother. We all make mistakes. I am just a lore-dork sometimes.
This is an excellent video Eric! I love your terrain but I didn't realise you had some serious painting chops too! Can't wait for part two!
You should check out his Bretonnian knights, his freehand is pretty rad.
Now I might be colour blind but I'm pretty sure Lemon Russ is as blonde as scandinavians come and not a redhead lmao
I love the marble floor technique! I want that for my Adeptus Custodes.
A lot of great accessible paint jobs here. Since Orks and Dark Angels both love checker patterns, I assume they're also huge ska fans and I hope someone in the Horus Heresy novels mentions it so that it ends up on a wiki page.
GENIUS as usual. I've sure missed seeing new video's. Watched the others over and over.
For the thing with the two missing Primarchs: There was once a event, where Sanguinius thought to be dead.
Malcador traveled to Baal and shortly before he officialy announced, that the Blood Angels shall be dissolved because of their dead Primarch, Sanguinius arrived just in time to save his Legion. If a Primarch is dead, his Legion would normally be dissolved and scratched from all Imperial Records.
And because the Ultramarines got a LOT of new Astartes at some point in the Crusade, it is possible, that the two missing Primarchs are dead and their Legions were put together with the Ultramarines.
Absolutely brilliant job! Not only did you do a great job of showcasing the legions, all the advice and techniques you used were helpful and very well done. I can't wait for the second part and always enjoy your content.
WHY, if this is set 10,000 years before the Imperium of today, do the marines have modern style bolt guns? In the days of Rogue Trader, they had much shorter bolters and even long bladed bayonets underslung. I have the same problem with modern Chaos Marines that have modern day style bolters, but they left the Imperium 10,000 years before the Imperium of today, yet have all the modern style armour/weapons, and even come in the same size as the new Primaris Marines, when they really should be the same height as the original Firstborn Marines. Still a wonderful painting video, so don't take my questions/comments to heart, it's just I have a problem with GW making a complete hash of the history of the Adeptus Astartes and the appearnce of them from thousands of years in the past.
Csm aren’t as tall as primaris. They’re a bit shorter. These new mark 6 guys are about the same.
Chaos Marines loot weapons and ceramite off of loyalists, which is why the have modern gear. As for their hight, I believe that Is a side affect of sitting in the warp for 10k years
Their guns could be better, but they just have chunkier versions of the bolters mark 3 Marines use
Mostly because let's not take toy soldiers too seriously, eh?
@@-Benedict B-b-b-b-but muh lore.... muh precious lore.................
I did the marble technique for my terminator bases, and it came out super wonderful. I'm also in love with the metallic purple you used for the emperor's children, and also for the thousand sons in part two of this.
You make guy midwinter minis look like a novice
Painting a member of each legion with a base that correspond to their home world, it's a brilliant idea! It really give a preview of what a specific army would look like. Love it!
This is a tour de force, great work! Perfect intro to the lore and so many great painting and basing tips crammed in. 👏
Amazing video. I’ve always loved 40k but I don’t know much about it. Covering the lore and also showing technical painting in your video. Great camera angles, quality and voiceover. Amazing stuff man! There’s few that make content as good as this.
Just came back for seconds. This is seriously one of the best videos out there for the Heresy. Thanks for making this video!
I simply adore how accessible this entire video is. Eric you are knocking it out of the park as always!!
Your tendency toward terrain building really shows in your bases, and gives an absolute ton of character to your models that I don't see anywhere else
Nice transmission, love how u added to the mystery of the missing legions by not mentioning it till later.
The comment you made about the contemptor Dreadnought being your favorite painted piece of all-time always sits with me. For some reason all of the resin characters just looks so amazing, and the paint job that green and red and black, something about it is just so striking. So besides my normal three armies I really focus on, I'm actually doing the same thing and every month I build a character and maybe a few more units, soon I'm going to have an entire shelf and hopefully it will look just as amazing as yours do. I think I'm also going to upload videos of the ones I do conversions on
Wow this was amazing dude ! That emperor's children marble base effect blew my mind I actually said holy shit when you did the streaks !! Come to think of it, I said that quite alot lol, that blood angel was mental too !
Video came up in my suggested and I'd never seen your vids before. Clicked open intending to just click through---stayed for the whole video and subbed at the end. The grass under the feet?! The light blue under the snow?! GENIUS!~ Thanks so much for putting this together.
Really really cool man. I love how you incorporated the home worlds of each faction into the base terrain. The white Scars model is my favourite. I imagine myself walking the plains with my white scar brothers, watching the tall grass dance into the wind. Before engaging the enemey in combat to defend my beloved homeworld. The stepped on grass effect looked fantastic. Special mention goes to the dark Angels. Stalking the jungles/forests of their homeland in search of heretics to slay.
Brilliant on the white scars man! Great catch about the trampled grass too. It looks like he just landed from a massive jump and the air blew all the grasses around his feet down!
Shit I LOVE how you incorporate the essence of the Legions into the base. Putting dust because the Iron Warriors are siege experts is freaking inspired.
Good tip I learned about the Dirty Down paints. Get them and/or the target warm using something like a hair drier. It makes whatever reaction they do even more striking.
I would love to see you make a Salamander's Marine! Fantastic work man!
You can see the one i did at the beginning of this video. Part 2 with the full thing coming soon
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop look great!
That was great. Really enjoyed seeing all the paint schemes for the different legions. Can't wait for part 2.
up to gthe white model showing sum of the missteps that can fixed is a great display for many to push there paint techniques and just go the flow, great job.
Really nice job on these Eric. Some simple techniques that just work really well for mass painting. The skin on the Night Lord was especially good
That marble base technique is awesome. Your IW figure has me almost convinced to do them after my NL and SOH armies I'm doing. Thank you for sharing.
Awesome stuff. Let me just add to everyone else's comments that it's great to see some easy to follow tutorials. So many of these painting tutorials assume that we all aspire to paint to an award winning standard. Most of us just want the models painted to a standard we are happy with and can crank out quickly. Really great stuff.
HOLY EFFING CRAP. That Marble is amazing. I have been watching and trying every tutorial I can find and NONE looked as good as this.
12:12 - You made it look like it was crying. no big deal.
Buddy!! As a 37 year old dude whose just trying to get into the hobby (and dont know where to start), this is by far the most well written, understandable and enjoyable entry level content ive found so far, I'll be digging through the rest for sure, keep it up!
Wonderful and a in lot of ways entertaining and educational. Thanks a lot. Can‘t wait to see the other traitor legions!
I’d been getting out of 40k for a few months now, rewatching this video just filled me with inspiration to do some more. Thank you!
You are a beast. Uploading high quality warhammer videos with great production. Clear and concise in your speech. Awesome editing. 💯💯
Great work on the Emperor's Children marine (and the others, but I always focus on the EC; wrote their Index Astartes back in the day, I'm sentimental). Great choice of head swap for him, and the base is chef's-kiss ideal.
The teabag and the dryer sheet are straight up genius
Killed it Eric - these look great (AND as an added bonus the super high level intro for each legion is helpful orientation/introduction for us 40k... er 30k newbs)
These are amazing, can’t wait for part two!
that effortless marble paintjob was absurdly amazing, and left me going "omg wait what"
After Dark Angels: ‘we still have 19 legions to go!’
Me: are you sure? 🤔
I really appreciate how you walk us through your thought process and show the painting process while mentioning both the things you're proud of and your mistakes. Like how you accidentally broke off the gun on one mini and used it to your advantage. Or how you didn't quite like the plasma effect on another- so I'm assuming you'd improve that if you chose that legion for your 30k army. Rather than just show a finished product, you demonstrate how kitbashing and painting minis is a journey. Great video, glad I found your channel!
I usually do green plasma with fluorescent paints… but the ultramarine in part 2 has that
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop What paint brand do you use for that?
INCREDIBLE video, Eric! Been following you for quite a while and the progress you've made is astounding and very inspiring. The paintwork, the conversions, the videography and editing, the narration... you truly have become one of the best hobby youtubers I follow. Really looking forward to part 2!!
Good to see you back champion. Big fan of your videos. I'm nearly finished working on a Brood Brothers military compound that you'd be proud of!
Primarch Magnet Baron gave me a chuckle, well done for leading into an ad in a funny way.
How is that white so smooth with only one coat omd
Great video, thank you for showing us ways to paint all these chapters. Looking forward to seeing what you will do with the remaining ones...
This is such a comprehensive series on miniature painting. I don't play Warhammer but I will be sure to reference this video again!
That Tamiya Panel Liner looks like pure magic. I guess I know how I'll be painting my White Scars now.
I genuinely believe ur one of the best space marine painters and basers in the WORLD! Especially with that Emperors children one
8:45 when you mentioned making your minis look like veterans, it kinda hit home tbh. I'm wanting to kitbash my homebrew legion and my lore has them fighting on their home world in 30k so, damaged armor pieces will be swapped out. These pieces often being Heretic so some Marines have Lightning claws, some power fist and some Cataphractii shoulders, you get the gist
Brilliant stuff! Clear instruction of simple techniques with very achievable end results! Perfect for most gamers. Bravo.
Loving this video and it maybe my monitor, but the Space Wolves armor seemed to gray and then the gray blue. The marbling trick was amazing!!
That Iron Hands marine was not only painted really well, but that custom helmet was fantastic. Great work!
Fantastic painting and tips and everything but let me compliment you on your music choices too! Really differentiates each section in a subtle, very fitting way!
Thanks for noticing! I enjoyed doing that bit
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop It certainly shows!
I am ABSOLUTELY using these techniques for White Scars! That looks amazing!
Could you potentialy paint an entire model with the marble technique??
It’s so satisfying watching these 2 videos. Watched them 3 times now
Great stuff! I'm loving the clean simplicity that also captures the character of each legion :)
I NEVER THOUGHT OF TEA BAGS!!!! You helped so much!
As a father of 3 I no longer have hours to devote to my painting hobby and have, for the longest time, sought effective speed painting methods. This video is so unbelievable at how many speed painting methods are covered and will certainly help me achieve the satisfying feeling of completing a model. Rather than each model taking so long it rarely gets completed.
20:17 Those Lightnings on the Shoulder Pad of that Nigh LHUUUURDDDD OF THA RINGS!
Thanks for the tutorial, I'm a beginner and take this to heart, it's amazingly inspiring ❤️👍
I'm not even a fan of Space Marines, and I found the variety of techniques hypnotizing. Really cool tricks!
Glad this is split into multiple parts. That way there’s no complete rush through every legion in one vid
Duuuude that Emperor's Children Marine looks so resplendent. Love it!