Ultramarine Assault Intercessor Painting Tutorial
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- čas přidán 2. 09. 2020
- Today I show you how to paint an Ultramarine using only the paints and brush included in the Space Marines: Assault Intercessors + Paints Set.
Music used: Deep Horrors - Kevin MacLeod - Jak na to + styl
This is exactly the video I was looking for: a detailed set-by-step tutorial, using only what's provided in the kit. Thanks a lot for that!
You are very welcome, thank you for your generous feedback and I am glad this video was useful.
Thank you for making this, getting into WH40k was a plan for a long time and the boxes arrived this week though creators like you are the people who get us through it all
Thank you for your kind words, I am glad I could assist you. Welcome to the hobby, I hope you have a wonderful time
Refreshing to see a "beginners tutorial" where the painter uses only beginners equipment and techniques. Well done. 👍and subscribed.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
This video was a lifesaver for someone new to the hobby, thank you!
Thank you for the kind comment, I really appreciate it. I'm glad I could help
2 years after you posted this video and I've found exactly what I was looking for, thanks man. I'm gonna give this a good going over the next few days. Cheers again
No worries I'm glad I could help, thank you for giving it a look
Just followed this guide to paint my first minis from the starter set, good guide thanks!
Thank you, I am glad you found the tutorial useful. Welcome to the hobby!
Great video. Thank you. Bought this exact set and followed this tutorial step by step. I have to say my favorite army is the lowly servitor. Without them nothing would get done!
Thank you, I am glad you found the video useful. That certainly is an interesting choice, there is a fair amount of body horror to units such as the Servitors and Arco Flagellants. An unsettling fate in an uncaring universe.
Absolute legend was looking for this
Thank you, I'm glad I could help
Blood angels are my favorite, because "Space Crusade board game". The only commander that could reliably destroy the dreadnought was the Blood Angel Commander with the power sword and power glove.
Very nice, Blood Angels have some really awesome lore and models, especially around the Death Company.
bought this earlier today, tutorial will help loads , thank you
No worries, I hope you enjoy
Getting back into the warhammer painting scene after 20 years (Due to marriage and kids).. omg how things have changed. Lost all my old stuff when I moved so starting from scratch.
Well welcome back to the hobby! Sorry to hear about your collection, what did you previously paint/collect?
@@JimsTableTopWargaming various stuff, but mainly had undead and Skaven armies. Although I switched alot back then.
@@martinfamily2013 Ah very cool, Skaven have always caught my eye as quite a unique faction. The paints were quite thin back in the day, hopefully you should find it a bit easier with the modern equivalent
@@JimsTableTopWargaming Time will tell lol. Moving again In the next year or so, so hopefully won't lose em again 🤣🤣🤣
@@martinfamily2013 Well I wish you luck with the painting and with your move. If you need a model storage solution I'd recommend checking out Duncan Rhode's cheap magnetised model case tutorial, it's what I use and it's seen me through two moves so far
This is what I was looking for! Thank you very much mate!
You are very welcome, I'm glad you found it useful
Remember when it comes to painting skill nor the outcome is important . It’s the enjoyment you have while painting, and the experience you gain along the way. You’ll never be able to watch a tutorial and copy it exactly, you can only use it as a guide and teach yourself.
Very well said, thanks for sharing your thoughts with us.
@@JimsTableTopWargaming it wasn’t criticism, just something for new painters. It was a good tutorial btw, wish more people shower the entire process.
Don't worry I didn't take it as a critique, I just thought it was a beautiful thing for you to add. I'm glad you enjoyed the video, thank you.
@@JimsTableTopWargaming yeah, honestly I feel like people forget about that. It’s a hobby, so stressing over making something look top notch should be the last thing on your mind. Paint to have fun first and foremost.
Brilliant guide...just what I was looking for! Useful info about painting the base colors with the model unassembled then applying the wash and highlighting with the model assembled. Thx!
I'm glad to hear it was useful, makes it all worthwhile for me to know that these videos are actually helping fellow hobbyists. Thank you for your uplifting comment.
I've just got this set as my first one and cant wait to paint it. This video is really useful and helpful, Thank You!
Welcome to the hobby! Glad my video was of use thanks for the lovely comment
I'm amazed how miracule work you did with just base paints! I'm jus starting my WH40K hobby and bought this set, starter and paintings pack. I was sure, that without full palette, I wouldn't be able to paint figures like this, but this video shows otherwise . I'm so glad I saw this. Great work and thanks for inspiration!
Thank you, I really appreciate the supportive comment and I'm glad I could be a part of your hobby journey. Welcome to the hobby, may it treat you well!
@@JimsTableTopWargaming Thank you. Your comment is supportive for my adventure too. Do you have necron tutorial video too?
@@andrzejczajka7222 Not yet, or at least not for the painting kit, Got side tracked the last few months with some life stuff. It's on the list of videos I want to do, although I think the colours included in that one don't lend well to mixing compared to this one.
My favorite army is probably Grey Knights, because they’re beginning seemed to be so meticulously crafted compared to other chapters.
I do like the incorruptible demon slayer asthetic. It's like an entire organisation of Doom Marines, compared to the inquisitions more Scooby doo/ Supernatural feel.
Truly an amazing beginner video, like others I’ve started to get into to the hobby and this really helps
Hello there, glad to hear you found the video useful and welcome to the hobby. May it treat you well
What an amazing video, very grateful that you did it!
Thank you very much, I'm glad you like it. I appreciate your kindness and positivity!
A bit late to the party, but I really enjoyed this video. I'm considering getting back into Warhammer for the first time in many years, and it's encouraging to see that it's possible to achieve great results with only the supplies in the starter kit. Thanks for this!
No problem, glad you got something out of the video. Welcome back to the hobby
Thank you so much, this is what exactly what I was looking for! Just what I needed for a beginner like myself!
Awesome! I'm glad you found it useful and welcome to the hobby
This is a perfect video to get started on the hobby, thank-you I even went the step further with the high lights so thanks and to answer you question I'm gonna start an ork army
Welcome to the hobby! I'm glad I could help you on your journey. Orks are a great choice, plenty of customisation and creative opportunities to show off your boundless imagination. Show them 'umies who's the biggest, Waaaaaagh!
I’m a collector and painter of the imperial fists and I just love the lore behind the chapter and the characteristics of them as well as their successor chapters (BLACK TEMPLARSSSSS)
Very nice, welcome follower of Dorn. May your enemies suffocate in a sea of lead.
Hi, just watched this video, absolutely perfect instruction on what i needed to know. Shall now proceed to binge watch the rest of your work. 🤟👌👍
Thank you I'm glad you are enjoying the content, I really appreciate the support
I just bought this starter set and this tutorial saved me! Thank you so much
You are very welcome, master Yoda. May the 420 be with you always.
@@JimsTableTopWargaming greatful I am, helpful video it was.
This is fantastic. Thanks so much for this tutorial!
And thank you for your kind comment, I'm really glad you enjoyed the video
Like all the other comments thank you for the video I have painted a few models but still working on the fundamentals with this step by step easy to understand guide I am confident I will be better than before 😃
I'm glad to have been a part of your hobby journey, thank you for your kind comment
Wow man tysm im getting itno warhammer and these kind of guides help so much as i'm really low on creativity 😅
No worries I'm glad you found it helpful. Don't worry about the creativity side of things, it comes with time and observing the different styles and techniques of others will speed that along. Welcome to the hobby and happy holidays!
@@JimsTableTopWargaming happy holidays to you too! ( ik i'm a lil late)
awesome video, man, painting marines right now, and while the shade is taking its time I desided to thank you. Well - Thank you, sir.
p.s I just realized that I painted decals before shade, but I think I will fix that
Thank you for your kind message, I hope it all went well and came out how you wanted it to
@@JimsTableTopWargaming yeah, its great, much appreciated
Awesome video, thank you
Thank you for the kind comment, I'm glad you enjoyed the video
This is ace. Hope your subscriber count skyrockets off of this. Criminally underrated!!
Thank you, I really appreciate your compliment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video
my favorite army in 40k is probably thousand sons i love the details on there armour
Yeah the Rubric Marines are very interesting models, I like the idea of souls bound to armour it reminds me alot of Full metal Alchemist. Magnus is cool model also, want to paint him at some point.
I m impressed by your quality of painting: look better than the box picture.
Thank you for the delightful compliment, I hope you enjoyed the video.
I receive the package with the kit this mornig its my first model thanx for the guide
Welcome to the hobby, I am glad you found the video helpful.
How long did it take ordered mine today
Hello everyone, just a quick announcement: I'm currently moving home and as is usually the case a bunch of medical tests I've been waiting on are now booked in for November as well. This means my video output for November isn't looking good, on the up side I will have considerably more time to post content from December onward. I have set up a Twitter account now @JTWargaming to provide updates from myself and for people to forward me their painting progress if you so choose. Thanks for all the kind comments and to all my subscribers for sticking around during this complicated time.
Great vid mate but may I ask why edge highlight the blue and white mix and not dry brush it please? I just got into the hobby!
@@MrPolicekarim It's easier and much cleaner than dry brushing, giving a solid line without accidentally going over onto other bits. Dry brushing can be used for edges if you prefer but it tends to give a dusty look which was not what I was aiming for. Hope that helps
This was great thank you!
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video
Thank you, Sir. This is appreciated.
You are very welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed the video and please call me Jim :)
New to the hobby and this really helped. Thank you. Just subscribed.
Thanks for subscribing, I'm glad you found the video useful and welcome to the hobby!
Wow this helped i got the paint set today and this video helped alot thanx for making it, its really beginner friendly andi would say my favorite 40k would be the black templars, keep up the good work
Thank you I'm glad I was able to help and I appreciate your positive response. Ah yes I particularly like the vow "Accept any challenge, no matter the odds". It's a good motto to live by
This is a really good tutorial
Thank you, I really appreciate it. I'm glad you enjoyed the video
Thanks for the video. I'm just getting into Warhammer. I like the Tau. I think their armor and mechs look cool, they are a young race, and also seem the closest to the good guys that you can get in this story.
Welcome to the hobby, the Tau certainly do have some very cool Battlesuits. Their units remind me of the mechs from the anime Appleseed which was pretty awesome. Thanks for commenting, glad you liked the video!
Great video thank you!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for your comment!
those highlight game is STRONGGG nice job bro
Thank you, very nice of you to say. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Great Guide!
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed the video
This was great for me a newbie
Thank you I'm glad to hear I could help, welcome to the hobby
Thank you, I'm just about to start this hobby :)
You are very welcome, glad you got something out of the video. Welcome to the hobby!
@@JimsTableTopWargaming What exactly is the advantage of using a spray base? A friend told me I really have to use it, but I painted my first mini without, and it is quite alright.
@@Eckendenker You can paint without but the benefit is a better texture for paint to adhere to when compared to the smooth plastic. Makes it a bit easier to control the initial base coats and if you are spray priming with your base coat colour it can save time batch painting a large number of models at once. But I would encourage you to paint however you feel comfortable with, it's a hobby for fun after all.
Having just received the Paint set i have built and nearly finished the 3 intercessors and am now on with Primaris Captain but found your tutorial one of the better one
would like to see Tua or Necrons next
Thank you for the kind comment, I will keep that in mind for a future video. Got some Necrons I need to paint and I wouldn't mind having another go at painting Tau, probably a battlesuit.
I haven't got a favourite yet as I've only just been introduced properly into warhammer by listening to the Eisenhorn books. Thanks for the videos this is the first attempt I'm going to have at miniature painting
Welcome to the hobby! I wish you all the best with your painting and I definitely need to read those books at some point, I've heard great things. Are you looking forward to the Netflix series?
@@JimsTableTopWargaming I didn't even know about it until the guy in the shop told me about it but I am now I know lol
very nice, just bought this set so it's nice to see a proper tutorial that just uses the stuff included in the set and noting else. Great tips on how to mix paints to get more nuance to the figure.
As for favorite army in 40k, it got to be the Blood Ravens. Bought a THQ bundle from Humble Bundle back in 2011 or 2012 that included Dawn of War 2 and all the expansions, that game is still one of my all time favorite games. After that I've always been enjoying the 40k universe, but never bought any figures. And red has always been "my" color (we are three brothers so the color designated to me was red) and Blood Raven red combined with the black and white-ish parts looks really good. And how can you not love how they act more like magpies, hoarding relics and knowledge.
Wonder if I would have been a smurf lover if I started with Space Marine that was also included in the bundle.
Welcome to the hobby, glad I could help you out. I still play DoW: Dark Crusade from time to time as it's my favourite RTS, I really want to know more about the shady origins of the Blood Ravens and their rampant kleptomania. Red is absolutely the best colour, my leather jacket is red and as such strangers get my attention by saying "hey red guy". As for Ultramarines, I guess the issue is they never feel like the underdogs, even when they take losses it still feels like they are the best at what they do. Space Marine was the only time I really liked them just down to how insurmountable the odds felt. Thanks for the kind comment, I really appreciate it.
I just got that set 2 days ago from my local shop I am definitely assembling it post painting the next one I get . I gave up on the white it was extremely lumpy and dark I shaked it well idk it’s spoiled . As long as it comes out better then the box
Yeah it's far easier in my opinion to paint then build, weirdly enough the white paint from that kit has also solidified for me. Some of the Citadel paints go a bit funny, it's a big issue I have with them.
Nice vid/Tutorial! Thanks!! Where did you get the grenade throwing arm though???
This is the Start Painting box, not the standard assault intercessor box. So parts may vary between this kit, Indomitus/starter kits and the regular box. This video was made before they had a standalone kit. Thanks for the kind comment, I'm glad you enjoyed the video
Thank you dude , first paint job ever and your tutorial really carried
Welcome to the hobby! I'm really glad I could be useful, thanks for checking out the video and leaving a lovely comment
Orks are my favourite as they seem so individual each model is different but we get no love and no xmas box either so very sad I do have marines to paint though as I got a indonitos box so this helped thanks alot
Orks are pretty fun, I've always admired the amount of character they have and how easy it is to kitbash bits for them. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and best of luck with the box.
Great video mate, wish I saw this when I done my first marine, finally got myself to painting it like yours. Thing of doing blood angels next, would love to see you do a video n that, and possible some other style of marines.
Thanks for the comment, I've got a box of Space Hulk to paint so some Blood Angels terminators are on the cards for a future video.
@@JimsTableTopWargaming brilliant! Blood angels are another on my to do list, look forward to your video 👍
Nice I didn't realise there was a texture paint in there too
Yeah it's great they added it, nice intro to basing as it's easy to work with.
This is really cool, i was just looking at this set, i used to paint these when i was 15, 29 now, do you not need glue for these figures?
The models in this kit don't need to be glued as the have a push fit design, the rest of Games Workshop products usually will require glue.
Awesome video dude, thanks. Just put the order in for these guys and I’m really excited to try my hand at painting! Rookie question- how long should one wait between coats? Cheers!
Depending on the paint but normally not more than 10 to 15 minutes, washes/shades can take longer sometimes. You can visibly see the difference between wet and dry quite easily with these paints so don't worry about it too much. Welcome to the hobby and I hope you have fun with your first model.
@@JimsTableTopWargaming Thanks man. This tutorial was great I’ll be using it when they arrive, for sure.
I am really sorry , I know this video is 2 years old but if I got that kit but I did get a Black and Grey primer.
I am assuming I can skip the first part with painting it all black, simply use the black primer and then move on to painting the the base blue ?( minus the weapons)
However since it's just a primer, I am assuming I might need to add a bit of black afterwards to certain parts like where the joints meet and so on.
Hello there and welcome to the hobby. Yes I would recommend using a black or grey primer (grey works better for the blue) instead of the Abaddon black painting phase.
If you do use a black primer and if you get any blue paint on the black parts between the armour: I would recommend using the Abaddon black to touch up those areas, keep in mind the primers will look slightly different to the potted paints so you may need to touch up any black areas with a thin coat for them all to match.
It is always a good idea to prime with spray paint if you have it available as it makes the rest of the paint stick better.
@@JimsTableTopWargaming
Perfect. I actually just got some rust primer paint. Got a Flat White. Grey, Black and Navy blue.
Since I figured maybe I could use black primer if I am painting them blue? It's a primer + paint. And then use the blue that came with it to add layers afterwards ?
@@sergeys80 Yeah absolutely, the black primer would work perfectly fine and you just layer the paints from the kit on top of it. You can substitute the black primer for the grey or white primers if you prefer, you may find this makes the other colours slightly lighter depending on how thin your layer coats are. That's really down to preference, if you are not sure just stick with the black. Hope this helps
@@JimsTableTopWargaming
Perfect. I have 3 of them so I can try all 3 primers on each one. Paint them the same way and see which I like.
My favorite army is Dark Angels due to a mix of their great lore and my love of dark green.
Ah yes, the Lion and his chapter are one of the more interesting factions. I especially like the whole thing going on with Cypher where noone knows his true agenda. Very cool stuff
@@JimsTableTopWargaming the only issue is I have no Caliban green so my first Astartes minis are gonna be a mix of, Ultramarines, Imperial Fists and Blood Angels.
Fair enough, a lack of paint is usually why I end up making unique chapters. What models are you starting with?
@@JimsTableTopWargaming well I started with the recruit edition but one of my friends is gifting me a tactical squad from his pile of shame.
That's pretty cool, what did you think of the new starter kit? Do you feel it was good value/had the right kind of stuff included?
Heya, nice video! Where do I get that Intercessor? I really want one! I never had any miniature and I wish to buy my first.
You can buy them from Games Workshop/Warhammer stores/website. Depending on where you are in the world you may be able to get it from other retailers and model shops, often cheaper.
My assault intercessors did not come with pegs to fit then
Did you get the "Space Marines: Assault Intercessors + Paints Set" or did you get the "Assault Intercessors" box ? The former is aimed at beginners so it has the pegs and the latter has more customizability options so its just flat joins you affix with plastic glue, which is the standard for the majority of GW products.
To anyone starting out. Invest in a can of undercoat. Whether from GW, or a hobby shop.
It's good advice
Did you not prime it?
Nope, the point was to use only what was included in the box. Usually I prime everything I paint.
Do you need to make them ultramarines?
Yeah kinda. The pauldrons have the Ultramarines symbol sculpted on and it comes with paints specifically for starting ultramarines. You could paint it however you want but just keep those things in mind.
@@JimsTableTopWargaming ok thanks
I was wondering when your next video will be. No rush
New video this week, probably be up in the next 24-48 hours. Filmed and edited already, just doing some final touch ups to it.
@@JimsTableTopWargaming thanks for the update
No worries, been a tad preoccupied lately but I've got a bunch of video ideas i want to get done and uploaded. Didn't actually expect the videos to do as well as they have so I'm making time to work on more.
In one of your next videos would you be able to show us uour collection of warhhamer figures? Remember it's just a suggestion
Yeah sure, I'm open to suggestions for content as it makes it easier for me to pick ideas for videos if it's been requested. I'll work it in as one of my next videos.
@@JimsTableTopWargaming Thanks! Keep up the great work and good luck with your channle.
I cannot paint anything like this, but I feel those highlights kinda over did it and ruined the awesome look it had
A perfectly valid criticism, there are some very satisfying ways to add detail without edge highlighting. I would recommend checking out some scale model videos or searching for weathering techniques as this can be a better alternative for anyone who wants depth without cartoon lines on all the edges. Thanks for the comment
Can you guys do a black legion paint tutorial
I am trying to get back to making content as I've not uploaded in a while. I can add it to the videos I have planned for sure
@@JimsTableTopWargaming you totally should upload more content. Because of your tutorial. I was able to get into the hobby of painting.
@@trousersnakes8855 I am really glad to hear that. Unfortunately I am fighting an unpleasant battle against my disabilities at the moment which is why I have been away for so long. I hope to return soon
@@JimsTableTopWargaming hey buddy just wanted to check in. How are you?
@@trousersnakes8855 Struggling at the moment but I will be okay, thank you. How are you doing?
oh my god this edge highlight, it burns my eyes
I think you missed the point
@@JimsTableTopWargaming what was the point of ruining the mini?
@@SpaceMarine113 trying something different, stepping out of your comfort zone, challenging yourself. The list goes on. Heaven forbid, just for fun maybe.
@@JimsTableTopWargaming the mini looked way better before you highlighted it tho. I think all this highlight shit in miniature painting community is way overrated. Minis start to look like borderland characters.
@@SpaceMarine113 That's a fair criticism and I can see what you mean about it being cartoon-ish. It's just a quick way of adding that edge weathering with low effort and makes the model more visibly striking, a way of breaking up flat solid colours. Some like it, some don't and that's why it's an optional step. Edge highlighting is pretty common in 40k so it's good for people to know, although I recommend something better than the starter brush as it's not exactly precise or fine with the lines.
Great video, invest into a semi-pro lighting source so we can better see what you're doing (you have a lot of shadows, thankfully i feel like you knew so you kept swapping the position of the model once in a while to show everything), in any case thank you for sharing your work !
Thanks for the feedback, this is one of my oldest videos so I've already addressed those issues but I appreciate the support regardless
@@JimsTableTopWargaming Ho, well i'ld be damned then but i had a good laugh at my own stupidity so there is that haha ! I'll be sure to check out your other stuff !
@@jule16ar Don't worry about it I always appreciate feedback. Unfortunately my two worst videos have the most views by far so this stuff is bound to happen.
why tf is is sooooooo streeeeetcheeed?! CATN WATCH
Are you watching it in the wrong aspect ratio perhaps?
Thanks for the tutorial you should check out my CZcams video of how I tried you way thanks so much. It was first time painting one.
Looks pretty good, thanks for the shout out too it is much appreciated. Really enjoyed your video, keep up the good work.
@@JimsTableTopWargaming thank you so much
Well painted for the first time!
@@synncmaster me? If so thank you very much
@@frogmanfilms1302 yeah, im gonna paint my first one this weekend. Your work reassured me that a decent work is possible from the first try
Could be more easier with primer
Agreed, I was limiting the paints and brushes to only what came in the box
it is 3 years old, I hope since then you make edge highlights not as wide anymore, this looks just horrible, the smaller the figure, the smaller the model, the smaller the detail, the smaller the edge highlight should be
Good advice, I don't usually make edge highlights that large even three years ago. The video is limited to the contents of that painting kit and I had a hard time with the size of the brush they include.
I see miniature painting channel, I subscribe to miniature painting channel!
Welcome, thanks for subscribing!
Why is my gold orange?
Did you give it a good old shake before you used it?
not priming is heresy
Most people who buy this start painting kit are unlikely to prime the model first since it's not included in the kit.
WAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYY to much highlight, not subtle enough
Cheers for the feedback, much appreciated