Easy Flesh Eater Courts Varghulf Painting Tutorial
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- čas přidán 9. 12. 2023
- In this video, I will show you how to paint the new Flesh Eater Courts models from Games Workshop - some of the techniques in here are really simple - and get a great results - so sit back and enjoy this painting guide! I also have a totally free to watch unboxing on my Patreon channel, below!
In this video I will show you how to paint the Varghulf Courtier in a simple scheme that echoes the box art - it's a great model full of character!
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Primer: Mechanicus Standard Grey
Celestra Grey
Ulthuan Grey
Gryph-Charger Grey
Contrast Medium
Garaghak's Sewer
Baneblade Brown
Volupous Pink
Magos Purple
Ionarch Skin
Deepkin Flesh
Black Templar
Iyanden Yellow
Morghast Bone
Skeleton Horde
Screaming Skull
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More flesh eater courts please and thank you!...it would be cool to see a 10 man goul unit with your amazing technical approach
That will be it until Ushoran is released I think - there's 4 on the channel so plenty to choose from!
That would be a dream! Please make that video happen 🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️
Thanks coach! I find this is the most effective way to paint with contrast
Finally a FEC tutorial that doesn't make them green! Think I might also use this on my Vargheists too, need to strip them first
such a cool model and nicely painted,
if you want a older looking bone / disgusting teeth you could use little snakebite leather at the base of the bones/teeth and blend it towards the end after skeleton horde, makes it darker / grungier
What a twist! I was completely convince it was a slap chop tutorial an then mid-video... :)
Love this blue with the bones popping out. Great job 👏🏻
Cheers mate 👍🏻
Awesome job. Looking forwards to see how u do the new morgant knights
I was just able to watch your interview at the painting phase and I want to say I appreciate the videos you make and the speed in which you do them so we can see them. I've learned a lot from your videos and I often rewatch to learn more this was an awesome video
Thanks!
Really love this paint scheme
Cheers
As someone who paints sporadically your videos are enjoyable to me even when I'm not actively painting. Your videos are super accessible and informative.
Is there any chance you might paint up the forthcoming GW clear plastic LotR King of tne dead?
Thanks! I'm afraid I don't have any plans to do those minis
Great video as always!
Cheers mate
Awesome tutorial! Thank you!
Thanks!
Nice work! 😃👍🏼
Cheers
The Varghulf badly needed a new model. It was a nice sculpt but finecast is terrible. The new FEC range looks amazing and I hope this is a foretaste of glow ups for other armies in the future.
Very nice work. If I ever pick up some FEC I'll definitely consider this paint scheme.
Thanks!
Man that is a beautiful scheme. Now I’m torn between this and Morgaunt.
Cheers!
I love this !! Do you happen to have a paint list of all the paints used?
Thanks! Yes it is in the description 👍🏻
Amazing Work as always! How did you do the base if I'm allowed to ask?
Thanks - it's just a ready mix base mix from geek gaming - called Fields of New Zealand I think
Moi qui cherchais un schéma de couleur, j’ai trouvé. Magnifique👍
Merci 👌
Awesome paint job and quite fast too!! what’s the size of the base? Maybe 90x52mm? Thanks in advance
Thanks - I'm not sure you might be right - if you watch the box review on my Patreon (no need to subscribe - just click the link n the description) you may be able to see it
Looks great! Very simple. Would the same technique work with the Cryptguard?
Cheers Gordon - yes 100%!
I'm a bit late, but do you have a video or some advice for how you did the basing materials (like those little tufts of grass and whatnot)?
This is a simple base ready mix from geek gaming scenics - you put pga on the base, and then dip it in the bag and you get a nice mixture that gives you the effect - really simple!
@@ThePaintingCoach Awesome, thank you.
Personal question. Are you more of a fantasy or 40k guy...or more specifically...do you find AOS models in general or 40k brings you more enjoyment from a painting/lore/ game play ect..?
40K I think - although the AOS models are fantastic and very armospheric!
So when you do yours celestial gray as your first coat. Are you actually dry brushing it or are you doing it when the paint's still wet??
It's a very heavy drybrush - and because I am using a soft brush, it retains some of the moisture which helps it spread
What brush size are you using? Looks great!
I use size 1 and 0 Rosemary and Co Series 33
Do you know if we can get it as standalone unit?
Not sure - probably eventually
I actually prefer the flesh with just volupus pink,, it feels more like exposed muscle and sinew which feels more gross