How to Paint a base for Necromunda, Warhammer 40k 9th Edition, Sector Mechanicus & Sector Imperialis
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2020
- Here's a detailed look at how you can paint Games Workshop Necromunda, Sector Mechanicus or Sector Imperialis bases for your Necromunda gangs or Warhammer 40k 9th Edition Armies.
Paints used:
VMA Dark Sea Grey 71.048
VMC Black 70.950
AK Dunkelgrau Light Base AK164
AK Rust Streaks AK013
AK Paneliner for Grey & Blue Camo AK 2072
GW Rakarth Flesh
GW Rhinox Hide
GW Leadbelcher
Badger Minitaire Fresh Blood
Badger Minitaire Midnight Blue
Daler Rowney Light Green Acrylic Artists Ink
Paint list key:
GW: Games workshop
VMC: Vallejo model colour
VMA: Vallejo model air
VGC: Vallejo game colour
VGA: Vallejo game air
VMCS: Vallejo metal colour series
S75: Scale 75
AK: AK Interactive
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3 years on still coming back to this, the bases just look great
Who knew watching a man paint a base could be so calming and mesmerising... if I painted as much as I watched these videos, I might actually get something done... great work as usual guys :)
Hahah thanks!
Just what I was looking for! Great work!
I just did 10 of these for my PlagueMarine KillTeam. Few tweaks of my own here and there, but your basic guideline and instructions game me truly excellent results. Much more dimensional and varied that I would have cooked on my own.
Neglected the hazard stripes and other markings, but will add if I’ll need more in the future.
Thank you for a brilliant tutorial and all the other great content!
Excellent video. Everything you guys have done has been top notch. Thanks
Thanks Neil, really nice to hear.
these videos are just so calming. thanks for the great tips guys
Our pleasure!
I love the depth you give to the grey!
It’s a good colour to weather/damage
There are some excellent tutorials out there, but this one is one of the best. Not only is the emphasis on building up in stages, along with stop points, a fantastic idea, but you mention the science of things without getting bogged down in it (such as the gloss varnish for increasing the surface tention). Essentially "Here is what it does, and here is an example". Great stuff, looking forward to watching more.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very simple and useful tutorial! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Hot damn that's good. Love the various splatters.
Thanks!
...and, really, also a fantastic tutorial on painting the big Zone Mortalis board tiles. Great video. 👍🙏
Just bought some ZM stuff to try out a few more things on, amazing kits.
@@cultofpaint They are amazing kits, but also amazingly expensive and amazingly detailed, which makes them intimidating. If you're going to cover them, I'd be really interested in seeing how you tackle them so that they're ready reasonably quickly, but with room to improve and develop the paint job when there is more time. What I like about the way you've done this base is that there was a good varnish stage where you could've just stopped or paused, before you developed the weathering further. Quick question: how did you fiddle the hazard stripe transfer into shape for the base so accurately? They definitely don't come pre-cut!
Because... “you know I’m all about that base” ;-) great vid
Proud of you.
Absolute master piece! And I love your voice overs. Could listen to your voice for hours. I wish GW would produce bases in all sizes in that style for WH40k armies.
Thanks!! And yeah it's a bummer you can't get the full array of sizes.
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I stupidly lost my login password. I would love any assistance you can offer me
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@Magnus Hudson I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im in the hacking process now.
Takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Magnus Hudson it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much you saved my account!
I just keep coming back to this video for when I have free time again to paint stuff. Such a great tutorial. I'm thinking to try it out on a ZM tile and wall or two to see how it looks.
It was one of my faves so far. I’d really like to do a necro gang to go a set.
@@cultofpaint Just getting round to picking up some paints and ran into some confusion straight away. VMA 71.048 is 'Engine Grey' whereas 'Dark Sea Grey' is 71.053. Do you remember whether the code or the name was the paint used in the video?
Cracking video, will defo be trying some of these
Nice one, tag us in your results, we’d love to see them across a full gang.
Amazing work, thanks!
Glad you like it!
Nice and easy, great base
Thanks
Thanks for your great vídeos!!
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing 👌🏻
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the video!
Thanks for watching!
Going to have to get aome of that fluro ink, it looks awesome
This ones not even fluoro! Probably some great alternatives about.
Nice base!
Glad you like it!
sehr schön gemacht!
Danke!
"But I prefer it messier" and then a minute later "But I prefer grimey" - You and me both, brother, you and me both
Thanks 👍
You’re welcome!
So now Grimdustrial is a thing, thanks for that alone. The directional pattern of the splatter would make a great subtle group marking. Line the bases up like a squad and have it come from one location across them. Great stuff, thanks again for sharing things that are easy to replicate and with great results. You don't even have to "just be super good and don't mess up."
Thanks for that comment Rob. I first heard Grimdustrial from a buddy, Tim, and it's just a great way to describe that certain aesthetic. That's also a nice idea using the splatters for squad identification. With a lot more Necromunda on the horizon it might be time to explore some other sources of "toxic ooze"!
Wonderful tutorial, I am following this cloesly for my Ironhead Squat gang. Any chance you could give some pointers on how you got the hazard stripe decal to match the shape of base? Did you cut it to rough size, microsol/set it, then use a sharp hobby knife to trim? Getting around that bolt looks challening. Thanks.
Do you know whats the citadel equivalent for dunkelgrau light base is? :)
What kind of gloss do you use? I tried to do some panel-lining/pin-washing following a gloss finish but the capillary action just wasn't having it. I used GSW Gloss Varnish 50/50 with Vallejo Airbrush Thinner. I'm not sure what I did wrong.
We use Vallejo or AK Interactive. You might find you just need to do a couple more coats if you’re thinning it.
@Cult of Paint are you sure this is the Light Green ink from Daler Rowney? Because I've been looking at their inks for a while now and what you have there looks a LOT more like the Flourescent Green one.
100%. Unless it's been mislabelled. Vert Clair 348
@@cultofpaint thank you very much for the quick reply. I can obviously only look at stuff online and guessing paint from a screen is such a bad idea. But the fluorescent green is looking so so much more like the colour you actually paint. I guess I'll just get both and see. Oh and just to double check, I have W&N Sansodor here, for my oil paints, but that's the thing - it says for oils and alkyd. Enamel is neither of those and I can't find an enamel version of it. Am I overlooking something? Is the stuff usable for enamel paints as well? Thanks a bunch!
@@Vortagh How did that turn out? Which was the right one for you?
Hey, I know its been a year but, are the paints used correctly labled? Dark sea grey seems like a lighter color than dunkel
Yes, they are correct. Dark Sea Grey is really dark, similar to Eshin Grey. Dunkel is more like Dawnstone. Dunkel doesn't seem to be available in the UK at the moment, but you can get the same paint from MIG, product code A.MIG-0909
You can clearly see the colour contrast at 1:34 in the video. Hope this helps :)
what technique did you use to paint hazard lines?
as said in the video, its a decal.
You forgot to add a kitchen sink 🤪