Slap Chop METALLICS! (it's so FAST!)
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
- Warhammer 40K: How to paint Alpha Legion Chaos Space Marines in a super fast Slap Chop style!
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:19 Metallic Zenithal
01:15 Slap Chop Time! (Armour)
03:45 More Slap Chop! (Details)
06:46 Outro
MUSIC:
Pulse by Geographer
Skyscraper by Geographer
The following Citadel/GW paints were used in this video:
Iron Warriors, Ironbreaker, Runefang Steel, Moot Green, Akhelian Green, Wyldwood, Black Templar, Warp Lightning, Lahmian Medium, Nuln Oil.
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May I ask you a question? Have you tried white for the second dry brush and perhaps for the non-metallic parts of the model? Curious how the highlights would look with white on metallic.
Thanks for the excellent video! CSM might actually be an option now...
Thanks for watching! I haven't actually tried white for the highlights, I need to do more experiments with slap chop techniques so that could be a good thing to investigate! It may very well add some nice pop to some of the areas in a brighter way than even the silver! 😀
Okay, now I need a Nightlord one!
Nightlords are on my list of things to paint, love their scheme!
I know it's a while since you posted this but I just wanted to say thanks. I've tried multiple schemes for chaos marines but haven't been happy with any of them. I just did my first using this scheme and I think it looks ace.
One suggestion/request - for future videos, would it be possible to put a list of the paints in the description as well as during the video?
Thanks again 😊
Glad to hear you found the colour scheme helpful, and thanks for watching! I've recently started adding the paints in the video descriptions, I still need to go back and update my older videos but I've just updated the description for this video accordingly 😊
What a neat way to get a whole army painted fast!
I might have to do one of those 24 hour challenges! 😆
I use Grey Knight silver than use akhelian green over it
Good suggestion, lot's of silvers would work fine, it all comes down to your own style 😁
Thanks it's surprisingly easy and looks wonderful!
This looks like Almost exactly how I painted my own Alpha Legion for Kill Team
That Akhelian Green contrast was my first (and so far only) time working with contrast but damn did it produce some SEXY results.
Nice one! Yeah I definitely want to use this scheme again, maybe on some Legions Imperialis stuff! 😊
That’s a fantastic video as always mate. Really liking the colour of the bluish contrast over the metallics. It really does help the colours to really pop. I also love how quick, easy and accessible you’ve made this to painters of all levels. Great work.
Thanks for stopping by Dan! I'm a fan of traditional acrylics but I'm also really liking the applications for these contrast paints! 😄
Nice, real good effect.
Thanks for watching! 😁
I do almost exactly the same thing for my Alpha legion! The only difference is that I prime silver, shade nuln oil, then dry brush two highlights of silver before the contrast. :)
Nice one! Definitely adding in additional layers if you have the time will improve the look even more and get some nice transitions! 😀
this is great, why have i never thought of it??!!? love the end result.
Thankyou! I think time saving techniques like this that still look good on the tabletop are very interesting, especially seeing as I have a habit of spending too long on painting individual rank and file minis 😅
Amazing paint job 🎉
Thankyou! 😊
This is exactly how I want to do an Iron Hands paint scheme.
Sweeeet! I love the Iron Hands, I think you could make the models look really cool! 😀
Nice Vid and tutorial 👍got yourself a subscriber.
My recommend would be at 5:37. when applying nuln oil or any wash, aim to apply the wash more into the shadows of the silver trim left from the earlier stages of dry brush and leave the highest parts without it.
It will create a TMM effect naturally and easily, adding more depth to the highlighted silver.Then run runefang or canoptek silver (a bright silver) over the highest points and a bright edge highlight to finish up the effect. Works on all the open plates of silver.
Keep making great content 👍
Thanks for watching mate, and great to have you on board! Excellent tips as well, some sparing wash and bright silver highlights can really make metal areas pop with pretty minimal effort! 😀
You could try to apply some matt varnish with a brush on bits that you don't want shiny like the loin cloth and maybe leather.
Great idea, I've never thought about this! I was originally going to paint the loincloth in a pale leather but then I thought it would be cooler to try and use metallic on the whole mini! 🙂
@@TheHobbyGrotto Playing with matt to gloss varnish is in my opinion a good first dip into advanced trix. You can also paint a matt figure, example Eldar. Varnish it matt and then apply one or more layers of gloss varnish on just the gems to make them shiny shiny (and maybe other bits like blood) 🙂
I think it is good that you did metallic slapchop. A lot of people bash on slapchop because of the black -> grey -> white process that often results in dark tones. Truth is that you don't even have to do the black. Seen people start of with ta dark blue primer, then one or more shades of blue with a final white on top. Gives wonderful results when you use transparent paints on top of this.
You could just as easily start from a dark red or why dark at all? You can use a much brighter color for the primer if you want and will give better results if you want a bright mini 🙂
This is all great stuff, thanks for writing! I do sometimes use gloss and satin varnishes in targeted areas after I've sprayed the mini in dullcote to bring back some shine, it's very useful!
I feel the same way about slap chop, there are lots of useful techniques involved that can be applied to different things, hopefully I've inspired some people to experiment with these mediums and try new ideas! 😊
That turned out amazing! I really wasn't expecting it to turn out *that good* lol. Also, good advice on doing contrasts in a single pass. I think a lot of us are used to doing minor adjustments, but that is *not* what you want with contrasts. The only exception I make is the odd time I'll use black/brown contrasts for extra weathering - letting it half dry, then scrubbing it/adjusting it (a technique I also use with washes) - in which case, the tide marks and streaks are your friend.
Also: greeeeeeeeeeeen.
Thankyou! As someone who hasn't really used this style much, I was also very surprised at how well it turned out considering the speed of the technique. I'll definitely be using it more! Also another colour comment, nice! 😄
Great vid 👌
Cheers mate, thanks for watching! 😁
This is fantastic! I reckon you could paint an entire 1000 point army in a few mins. 😂👍
Thankyou! I'm honestly tempted to paint an army like this over a weekend, perhaps when 10th edition comes out! 😁
@@TheHobbyGrotto Niiice! Would love to see that! Talking of the 10th Edition, do you know if i can still use my WarDogs as part of my Super Heavy Auxillary Detatchment for Chaos Marines or....😵💫Haaha!😄
Haha hopefully! I've been a bit out of the loop with the 40k main game recently, this may or may not change with the release of 10th, I'd like a more lean game with less rules because it's honestly hard to keep up! 😅
This is the paint scheme I was looking for, great simple tutorial as well! Is that a mix of Primaris and chaos bits?
Cheers mate! This mini is indeed a mix of primaris and chaos bits, to get that Alpha Legion feel 😁
@@TheHobbyGrottothat’s a cool idea, it definitely fits Alpha Legion
What about metallic slapchop for Necrons?
It would definitely work, I've often thought about making a Necron army for this very reason! 😀
Thinking a dark metal base like copper or bronze with the silver over the top would do something interesting with that blue/green colour?
Definitely would be something interesting to try, I was thinking of a similar effect with painting Celestial Lions. You could do a TMM gold over the whole model and then add blue contrast paints and the blue bits would have a nice greenish tone to them.
@@TheHobbyGrotto for that I'd paint it silver, paint it with transparent purple ink and then zentithal with siver again with an all over spray of something like sienna to colour it gold?
Sorry I missed your reply! Yes, best idea is to experiment with different colours on a test piece, the contrast paints create so many interesting and cool effects! I've not actually tried it over much other than silvers, because I want the silver to replicate the usual grey/white zenithal so I might need to check out some gold myself! 😁
Love how fast you get chaos trim done in this style! Definitely my least favorite part of painting chaos and this makes it a breeze haha!
Haha man, any way to save time on that trim, I'm painting some other legions in a non slap chop style and the trim is brutal 😅
Would you be able to use this method on something bigger like a vehicle?
I've not actually tried this on anything larger than a marine but it could definitely work on a vehicle, I'd recommend doing a test first on a spare piece about the size of a vehicle panel and keep an eye on any excess pooling on large flat areas 😀
@@TheHobbyGrotto brilliant, thank you!
How would you paint some gold trim if you wanted to keep the rest of it steel? Just normal gold or would you apply something like nazdreg, aggaros, or seraphim sepia?
Definitely the easiest way would be to apply a yellow glaze to the trim with something like Nazdreg Yellow, alternatively you could carefully apply some thinnned down metallic gold to the trim areas, this will give a more traditional tmm gold look for some extra time spent. My recommendation would be to try both styles on a small part of the trim and see which you prefer both in look and timewise 😊
@@TheHobbyGrotto I don't really know how to thin properly. Either ends up too wet and pigments pool/don't adhere, or too transparent. I probably should stick to the nazdreg and maybe just add TMM edge highlights haha
You don't really need to thin metallics, it just can help a bit with the brush control when applying them. You can't go wrong with Nazdreg Yellow though, any kind of yellow contrast/speed paint over the metallic silver will create a suitable gold 😄
Do you reckon slap chop technique could work on Thousand son? Seems like one of the paint scheme that might not work well with this.
You're in luck my friend, I'm actually working on a Thousand Sons tutorial right now with slap chop techniques so stay tuned! You can definitely use this style, I'm just working out the best way to do it at the moment 😊
Hey I was enjoying your video:) I m so curious which brush did you used?
Great question, I use a couple of different brushes, but the main one I use in my videos is the Citadel Medium Layer brush. For the drybrushing I use cheap large art store brushes 😊
@@TheHobbyGrotto thank you very much:)
No worries, always happy to answer hobby questions 😄
I was thinking of using Leadbelcher. Mainly cause that's what I've already got for the first dry brush. Would that still work you think?
Definitely, those tones aren't too different. The main goal is to get a silver zenithal base so a variety of different paints would work well 😊
@@TheHobbyGrotto so leadbelcher and runefang steel is a go? 😃 I will get iron warriors if that's the better choice. Its my first going full in painting army. Using the 30k models and heads for my 40k chaos army.
The differences are pretty negligible, Iron Warriors is just a bit darker. I think once it's all done and the glazes are on it will work out pretty much the same 😀 Iron Warriors is a useful colour to have in the tool box though!
Cheers for the help bro. Like and subscribed. First video I've really seen on slap chop for Metallic and Alpha Legion.
Keep up the great content! 👍
Glad to have you on board! 😀
Hey everyone I'm sorta new to this but does he have a paint list somewhere so I don't get the wrong ones?
Hey mate, thanks for watching! I've got a little splash image with all the paints I used in the video at the 17 second mark but I will update the video description with a paint list to make it a bit easier to refer to when I get the chance 😊
Hey thanks man appreciate that didn't see it butamazing paint scheme BTW I'm stoked to use it for my army
You're welcome, thanks so much for the kind words! 😊
It's a blue
I think I feel the same way 😆
its defs red
The first colour comment 😆🔥