It's hard watching painting tutorials while trying to paint 😂 Wait a minute, I gotta pause real fast and do this hour long process. We'll be right back....
I just think it's incredible how you can paint all these models after they are fully assembled. I have to pain them in sub-assemblies since 2018, these poses are just impossible to paint any other way, and yet here you are, proving me wrong.
I think quite a few people find it strange how I paint fully assembled, but it’s just what I’m used to now. There are some things I leave in sub-assemblies but not often.
Just got this figure for my birthday as an act of humiliation. Literally I have no experience in painting Warhammer figures whatsoever, and just realized what (exciting) challenge stands in front of me. I barely satarted my scale modeling adventure (WW2 Armor) at the age of 38. Your video helped me a lot, mostly to understand what skills and approach I have to develop to be able to pull it off. I already see the differences between painting media, especially the ones I already know from armor modeling and seeing the ones you used in your work. I'm excited. Thank you for being a guide for me on this matter, I learned a lot and slowly lurking into other vids you have to learn more. Can you recommend some simple figures which could be my training ground to develop Warhammer figures painting skills?
I used Contrast paints wrong. After i see your vidoes, i'm really excited. Start with the beast of nurgle. Now i try Be'lakor. Will report how it works
Loving the tutorial, so many blacks! This is definitely being added to the ole reference bank. Also interesting to see how you actually mix your paints, would you recommend a well palette instead of parchment paper? Are there any pros / cons relative to one another? Great work as always, thanks for posting x
Not for Contrast paints no. I recommend keeping water as far away from Contrast as possible as it does weird things to the paint in the thinning process.
@@Warhipster yeah I found that out the hard way once, what about in those wee plastic trays with little bowls in them? You can get them from art shops and the Early Learning Centre etc. Mine has dinosaurs on it.
I will indeed! There’ll be new videos from Cursed City most days this week. I’ve got some ideas for some of the new vampire models, though I’ll have to see if I can find the time for them!
What do you think about using Black Legion instead of mixing Black Templar and Wyldwood? I was wondering since it is an heavy black contrast with some kind of brown and I feel like it should save the coat of Black Templar and Contrast Medium you applied later on the wings.
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Is it possible for you to explain the priming technique used a bit more? I get the idea of the zenithal prime, but this looks to be more of just grey seer primer with very little black? Thanks in advance and sorry as this is a 2 year old vid!
I notice in a lot of your videos you use thinef down black templar a lot like you would use something like nuln oil. Is that for the sake of the video being contrast based or do you genuinely prefer it?
I genuinely prefer it - I find the Nuln Oil can sometimes leave a surface looking at little flatter than I’d like, whereas Black Templar adds that depth without ‘flattening’ the piece I’m painting. Hopefully that makes sense!
Brilliant! If you do it and post it to Instagram or Twitter at all, then please be sure to tag me as I love seeing what people are doing off the back of these videos.
@@Warhipster it probbably will be, i've learned alot from watching your silent king tutorial,and used some of your techniqeus on sigvald on a sanqinius model. Also the music on you used under your sigvald vid was so relaxing 😂😂
Paints used:
Black Templar
Wyldwood
Basilicanum Grey
Darkoath Flesh
Volupus Pink
Gryph Charger Grey
Skeleton Horde
Talassar Blue
Cygor Brown
Akhelian Green
Terradon Turquoise
Blood Angels Red
Leviadon Blue
Flesh Tearers Red
Stormvermin Fur
Karak Stone
Dawnstone
Administratum Grey
Grey Seer
Corax White
Iron Warriors
Retributor Armour
Runelord Brass
Iron Hands Steel
Canoptek Alloy
Sycorax Bronze
Pallid Wych Flesh
Stormhost Silver
Tuskgor Fur
Cadian Fleshtone
Lothern Blue
Baharroth Blue
Daemonette Hide
Blue Horror
Slaanesh Grey
Russ Grey
Fenrisian Grey
Rakarth Flesh
Evil Sunz Scarlet
Baneblade Brown
Fire Dragon Bright
Flash Gitz Yellow
Liberator Gold
Astrogranite Debris
Tyrant Skull
Contrast Medium
Grey Seer Primer
Followed your guide step by step and this is by far the best painted figure I have ever done.
Thanks for making this!
That’s amazing to hear Kevin! It’s really cool to hear it’s helped you out so much.
I've been waiting for this video and it was well worth the wait!
I’m glad you think so! I’ve been looking forward to sharing this video since I finished it.
He's such a massive piece, I guess he deserved such massive tutorial! Great work here, going to apply these learnings to some of my bigger pieces :)
Thank you Pascal! It was a real labour of love putting this tutorial together and I think you’re right, the First Prince deserves every second of it!
Warhipster thanks very much, I now have a fully painted Be’lacor. Your a legend of the hobby !
It's hard watching painting tutorials while trying to paint 😂
Wait a minute, I gotta pause real fast and do this hour long process.
We'll be right back....
What a precious guide! Thank you very much.
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
I just think it's incredible how you can paint all these models after they are fully assembled. I have to pain them in sub-assemblies since 2018, these poses are just impossible to paint any other way, and yet here you are, proving me wrong.
I think quite a few people find it strange how I paint fully assembled, but it’s just what I’m used to now. There are some things I leave in sub-assemblies but not often.
Have just purchased a Be'lakor - can't begin to say how helpful this is...although gulp at what I might have bitten off.
I'm sure you'll absolutely smash it, Simon!
Picked this beast up the other day. It will be my first large model. I'm going to absolutely rip your technique. Thank you!
Best of luck with Be'lakor Steven and I hope you enjoy it! Rip away, that's why I make these videos after all!
Loved being able to see you mix the paint (wlywood and black), was really helpful. Thank You
That’s good to hear! It’s the first time I’ve tried to film something like that as part of a tutorial so I’m glad it’s useful.
@@Warhipster yeah i really like seeing it as makes it easier for me to replicate :) was a great video.
Grand!
Great video, not rushed and an excellent finish! Good job dude
Thanks Conor! It’s always good to hear people are enjoying the videos.
Paints listed, if bought new, costs around two more Be'Lakors. Dark Master Approves this! 8-)
How appropriate!
Thank you so, so, so much! Thanks to you and your great vid, my belakor figurine looks incredible!
Just got this figure for my birthday as an act of humiliation. Literally I have no experience in painting Warhammer figures whatsoever, and just realized what (exciting) challenge stands in front of me. I barely satarted my scale modeling adventure (WW2 Armor) at the age of 38. Your video helped me a lot, mostly to understand what skills and approach I have to develop to be able to pull it off. I already see the differences between painting media, especially the ones I already know from armor modeling and seeing the ones you used in your work. I'm excited. Thank you for being a guide for me on this matter, I learned a lot and slowly lurking into other vids you have to learn more.
Can you recommend some simple figures which could be my training ground to develop Warhammer figures painting skills?
I used Contrast paints wrong. After i see your vidoes, i'm really excited. Start with the beast of nurgle. Now i try Be'lakor. Will report how it works
The Ultimate Bel'akor painting video for the Ultimate Warhammer model.
The Ultimate comment from yourself too! Thanks very much!
stunning
Thanks Nick!
Thank you!
Awesome!!!
Thank you!
NINETY MINUTES OF GOODNESS
I’m glad you enjoyed it as much as I did making it!
Amazing 💪💪💪
Thank you!
Love it.
Damn!!! Awesome work, hey I was wondering when are you going to do some of the chaos legions. Great work.
They’re on the To Do list, which seems to keep growing every day now!
Loving the tutorial, so many blacks! This is definitely being added to the ole reference bank. Also interesting to see how you actually mix your paints, would you recommend a well palette instead of parchment paper? Are there any pros / cons relative to one another? Great work as always, thanks for posting x
Not for Contrast paints no. I recommend keeping water as far away from Contrast as possible as it does weird things to the paint in the thinning process.
@@Warhipster yeah I found that out the hard way once, what about in those wee plastic trays with little bowls in them? You can get them from art shops and the Early Learning Centre etc. Mine has dinosaurs on it.
Will you finished cursed city? All the skeletons and zombies :O Would also love to see some of those new vampire models
I will indeed! There’ll be new videos from Cursed City most days this week. I’ve got some ideas for some of the new vampire models, though I’ll have to see if I can find the time for them!
My name's still missing off the patreons list :'( lol... Friggin awesome tutorial. Even though I doubt I'll ever go for it myself!!
D’oh! I’ll get that sorted - it’ll not be for a few videos time though I’m afraid as I’ve a bunch ready made and uploaded.
@@Warhipster ah it's cool bro, all tongue in cheek. Happy supporting your content either way :)
It’s given me a couple of ideas to be honest, so thanks for the push! 😁
I am painting him right now I am on his armor
What do you think about using Black Legion instead of mixing Black Templar and Wyldwood? I was wondering since it is an heavy black contrast with some kind of brown and I feel like it should save the coat of Black Templar and Contrast Medium you applied later on the wings.
This is glorious! Well done! I wish I had the extra cash to support you on patreon because you deserve it.
Thank you, that’s incredibly kind of you! Liking, sharing and commenting on videos as well subscribing helps out massively too - it all goes to keeping Al Gore’s rhythm happy.
You, sir, should be in jail because this is criminally good!
Haha, you’re too kind Gordon!
would be nice to how you would paint a stone horn i have done 2 but not really used a lot of contrast paints
I'll add a Stonehorn to the list!
Is it possible for you to explain the priming technique used a bit more? I get the idea of the zenithal prime, but this looks to be more of just grey seer primer with very little black? Thanks in advance and sorry as this is a 2 year old vid!
Akhelian green, aka sapphire blue lol
It's an interesting one right enough!
I notice in a lot of your videos you use thinef down black templar a lot like you would use something like nuln oil.
Is that for the sake of the video being contrast based or do you genuinely prefer it?
I genuinely prefer it - I find the Nuln Oil can sometimes leave a surface looking at little flatter than I’d like, whereas Black Templar adds that depth without ‘flattening’ the piece I’m painting. Hopefully that makes sense!
@@Warhipster makes perfect sense actually,I may have to try that out
Brilliant! If you do it and post it to Instagram or Twitter at all, then please be sure to tag me as I love seeing what people are doing off the back of these videos.
Belakor, The emo master.
I feel like he and Corax would be friends if they weren’t from opposing factions, and Be’lakor didn’t hate everyone.
I have only watch ten minutes of the video and I find myself wondering why you did not airbrush the wing membrane?
Mostly because I don’t own an airbrush and currently have neither the space nor the inclination to use one - I really enjoy brush painting.
Well you obviously can’t use one if you don’t own one. Great results
Thank you David, I’m glad you like it!
Wahoooooooooowwwwwww 😁🤩🤩🤩
Thank you! I’m glad you like it. 😀
Contrast + how to Paint Blood Knight please
Consider them added to the list!
Whats the back ground music?
Well does this come on time i just got.mine yesterday 😂
Perfect timing then! Hopefully you find the video useful for yours.
@@Warhipster it probbably will be, i've learned alot from watching your silent king tutorial,and used some of your techniqeus on sigvald on a sanqinius model. Also the music on you used under your sigvald vid was so relaxing 😂😂
That’s really cool to hear! I’m glad you’re liking the music too, I try to go with something I feel fits what I’m painting.