Paints used: Aethermatic Blue Talassar Blue Apothecary White Space Wolves Grey Akhelian GReen Wyldwood Skeleton Horde Gryph Hound Orange Ultramarines Blue Gryph Charger Grey Volupus Pink Magos Purple Guilliman Flesh Leviadon Blue Aggaros Dunes Corax White Lothern Blue Blue Horror Iron Hands Steel Retributor Armour Stormhost SIlver Steel Legion Drab Karak Stone Tau Light Ochre Wraithbone Liberator Gold Flayed One Flesh Pallid Wych Flesh Kantor Blue Alaitoc Blue Teclis Blue Contrast Medium Grey Seer Primer
Fantastic job! Thanks for the guide, it's incredibly helpful. Also the "beach ball" is one of his artefacts, "The Seeing Stone of Celennar", A priceless gift from Celennar to Teclis, this allows the bearer to see the flow of magic itself - and alter it to his whim.
Thank you for taking the time to explain & show us just how to apply the paints, my eyes are not as good as they were, as is my painting skills, but you have given me new hope that I can improve my painting. I have the starter set of that set so I am going to give it a go.
In my limited experience, Corax White spray is incredibly fickle. When painting my Tau, I now always do what you did with your Shadowsun video - Ulthuan Grey glaze over Apothecary White over Grey Seer primer. I'm going to give a Corax White base coat over Grey Seer primer a bash though!
It took me so long to take the plunge and buy Corax White. For years I've hated Ceramite White and White Scar just because it's like a 1/10 chance you get a decent pot of the stuff. Corax White though seems to be brilliant!
Great job on Teclis and Celennar they are beautifull ! How do you do your 8:1 ; 10:1 etc mixing. I planned to replicate your job but I don’t know when I have a good color. Did you put the tip of the brush 10 time in the medium and on your palet and 1 time in the contrast or is it another painter shenanigan ?
Yeah it's exactly that 10 brush loads of medium and then 1 brush load of the contrast. That's exactly how I mix. I basically keep mixing until it feels right in terms of the hue on the palette. It's basically trial and error.
I worry about doing that too with every big boi I end up painting! I take a Deep Breath and buy a lot of Methylated Spirits to strip him just in case I'm really REALLY unhappy with it.
That could be cool! I've seen some smart conversions that have Teclis separate to Celennar and then changed up Celennar so there's definitely legs on changing it up.
@@Warhipster oh, neat. Looking back I think Celennar looks alright but I think the models would look better separately as I don’t think it really does Teclis justice being kind of an edition to Celennar. He should get a model wreathed in arcane fire or something.
Your tutorials have really helped me with my lumineth, thank you very much for what you are doing. I dont own the grey seer primer, if I prime it with corax white, should I still do everything the same as in the video?
Great to hear! yeah you can absolutely do everything the same in the video. Some of the details will be a little brighter but it was my original intention to do Teclis with Corax White if it wasn't for my can of Spray Primer making him all furry and gnarled.
How do you get such a smooth corax white paint pot? Mine is literally like blue tac. I've tried glass mixing balls and shaking it loads, and tried adding medium
Could you do a video on stripping models? I've used meths before and its destroyed the model? I use Isopropanial alcohol (spelling I know) and it works a treat for me
Paints used:
Aethermatic Blue
Talassar Blue
Apothecary White
Space Wolves Grey
Akhelian GReen
Wyldwood
Skeleton Horde
Gryph Hound Orange
Ultramarines Blue
Gryph Charger Grey
Volupus Pink
Magos Purple
Guilliman Flesh
Leviadon Blue
Aggaros Dunes
Corax White
Lothern Blue
Blue Horror
Iron Hands Steel
Retributor Armour
Stormhost SIlver
Steel Legion Drab
Karak Stone
Tau Light Ochre
Wraithbone
Liberator Gold
Flayed One Flesh
Pallid Wych Flesh
Kantor Blue
Alaitoc Blue
Teclis Blue
Contrast Medium
Grey Seer Primer
The standard of this is amazing. GW should be paying you to promote their contrast paints I haven't seen anyone better using them
Honestly, GW use the paints worse!
He is the contrast god
You're all so very kind. One day eh?
Pretty good
Thanks!
Fantastic job! Thanks for the guide, it's incredibly helpful. Also the "beach ball" is one of his artefacts, "The Seeing Stone of Celennar", A priceless gift from Celennar to Teclis, this allows the bearer to see the flow of magic itself - and alter it to his whim.
Thank you for taking the time to explain & show us just how to apply the paints, my eyes are not as good as they were, as is my painting skills, but you have given me new hope that I can improve my painting. I have the starter set of that set so I am going to give it a go.
You are so welcome!
Stunning
Thank you! 😊
Amazing, just amazing.
Thanks! The credit goes to Teclis he totally deserves it more than I do
Absolutely amazing 😍 great job
Nice bit of growth! These primer struggles are what help us to grow as men.
No the Growths were the problem! hahaha
by far the best use of Contrast paints . great job mate !
Thanks a lot! Contrast Forever!
My enemies will fear the magical beach ball
In my limited experience, Corax White spray is incredibly fickle. When painting my Tau, I now always do what you did with your Shadowsun video - Ulthuan Grey glaze over Apothecary White over Grey Seer primer. I'm going to give a Corax White base coat over Grey Seer primer a bash though!
It took me so long to take the plunge and buy Corax White. For years I've hated Ceramite White and White Scar just because it's like a 1/10 chance you get a decent pot of the stuff. Corax White though seems to be brilliant!
Fantastic work. You're like the Teclis of Contrast paints, just with less of the trying to wipe out the Idoneth Deepkin...
Who says I'm not trying to wipe out the Idoneth Deepkin. You don't know....
I hate mixing paints but you're making me want to do it. Subscribing.
It's well worth it and thanks for subscribing!
Great job on Teclis and Celennar they are beautifull !
How do you do your 8:1 ; 10:1 etc mixing. I planned to replicate your job but I don’t know when I have a good color.
Did you put the tip of the brush 10 time in the medium and on your palet and 1 time in the contrast or is it another painter shenanigan ?
Yeah it's exactly that 10 brush loads of medium and then 1 brush load of the contrast. That's exactly how I mix. I basically keep mixing until it feels right in terms of the hue on the palette. It's basically trial and error.
damn dude ur a god.. im so afraid of getting the miniature and ruin it ... well done wish i was that good
I worry about doing that too with every big boi I end up painting! I take a Deep Breath and buy a lot of Methylated Spirits to strip him just in case I'm really REALLY unhappy with it.
I kinda wish teclis was a seperate model as I really like teclis but I’ve never liked the general design of celennar
That could be cool! I've seen some smart conversions that have Teclis separate to Celennar and then changed up Celennar so there's definitely legs on changing it up.
@@Warhipster oh, neat. Looking back I think Celennar looks alright but I think the models would look better separately as I don’t think it really does Teclis justice being kind of an edition to Celennar. He should get a model wreathed in arcane fire or something.
Your tutorials have really helped me with my lumineth, thank you very much for what you are doing. I dont own the grey seer primer, if I prime it with corax white, should I still do everything the same as in the video?
Great to hear! yeah you can absolutely do everything the same in the video. Some of the details will be a little brighter but it was my original intention to do Teclis with Corax White if it wasn't for my can of Spray Primer making him all furry and gnarled.
I gotta ask - which airfield do you live near? I can hear some engines that sound like they are antiques and radials.
How do you get such a smooth corax white paint pot? Mine is literally like blue tac. I've tried glass mixing balls and shaking it loads, and tried adding medium
I have no idea. I think I just lucked out when I bought it. I've ordered another one as this one was running very low. Fingers crossed eh?
Do you seal the models once completed?
I don’t but I know some people do like to give them a coat of varnish with either a matte or a satin, depending on the finish you’re after.
Could you do a video on stripping models? I've used meths before and its destroyed the model? I use Isopropanial alcohol (spelling I know) and it works a treat for me
try Biostrip 20 - best and safest there is
@@czarniutka852 can Biostrip get primer off? I know it's great for taking off other paints - I've a load of stuff to strip myself.