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Cavalry Charge! Table-Ready Painting for the Valor Korps Riders [How I Paint Things]
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
- 3D printing opens a whole raft of opportunities for painting those odd and interesting one-offs, as well as conversion parts or whole new miniatures available for an army. In some cases, it's easy to see exactly where the inspiration for some of these miniatures might have come from - I think it's fair to say that without the likes of the Death Korps of Krieg having come along first, these Valor Korps STLs wouldn't look like they do.
Meanwhile, there are companies which produce either accessories, conversion parts or entire miniatures cast in white metal or resin for sale, and most of those designed to deliberately stay close to the aesthetic design of Warhammer 40,000 in order that they're as compatible as possible - Victoria Miniatures, Mad Bob Miniatures, or some of the Anvil Industry line spring to mind as examples. Some folks will happily play games without having bought a single Citadel miniature, or supplement gaps in their range with third party choices. The discussion around what constitutes fair use, what is 'inspired by' and what gets close to bootleg miniatures is one which can get heated quickly - suffice to say that recasting extant miniatures to be made in resin and resold is about as direct a form of piracy as is possible with scale miniatures, and far removed from something like the Valor Korps deliberately made to have multiple visual differences from the Death Korps that inspired them.
Whether you play games at home or at clubs, or in Games Workshop stores and events, support the companies making the games and miniatures you enjoy.
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00:00 - Intro
00:47 - Choosing Brass Rod or Resin Lances
02:02 - Painting Time
20:02 - The Finished Rider
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THE BASE: Armageddon Dust, Seraphim Sepia, Tyrant Skull drybrush over the top and paint the rim in XV-88.
PAINTS USED:
PRIMERS:
Zandri Dust (Citadel)
CITADEL:
Rakarth Flesh (Base)
Terminatus Stone (Dry)
Baneblade Brown (Layer)
Dawnstone (Layer)
Death Guard Green (Base)
Waaagh Flesh (Base)
Steel Legion Drab (Base)
Corax White (Base)
Mephiston Red (Base)
Leadbelcher (Base)
Retributor Armour (Base)
XV-88 (Base)
Agrax Earthshade (Shade)
Straken Green (Layer)
Nurgling Green (Layer)
Knight-Questor Flesh (Layer)
Ulthuan Grey (Layer)
Evil Sunz Scarlet (Layer)
Doombull Brown (Layer)
Ushabti Bone (Layer)
VALLEJO:
Black Grey (or Eshin Grey)
German Camo Black Brown (or Dryad Bark)
Saddle Brown (or Catachan Flesh)
Black
Steel (Vallejo Model Air)
VARNISHES:
Vallejo Matt Varnish Spray
Just what I needed to cheer me up in my sick bed. Thank you.
Oh no! Get well soon!
Wonderful paintjob, and beautiful colors, nice use of green and brown shades...👍👍
Mini looks great. I always loved the look of the horses with the gas masks.
I can fully agree with using the brass rod for the lance. I have a resin printed mini I use as a Rogue Psyker for my Chaos Killteam and she has a large staff topped with a symbol of chaos and a human skull. Painted it gold with a flesh wash (can't recall which right now) and silver highlights. Looks great and has the appearance of old gold. The problem is that it constantly bows and looks like a melancholy chaos staff. I have to constantly straighten the damn thing. If I could go back I would have used a little shaft of metal to keep it nice and straight.
"Spaceman made of magic light and goo." needs to be a shirt.
There's nothing that looks as dreary and depressed as a bunch of resin weapons drooping in a cabinet... 😂 The limitations of the medium, I suppose! But the optional parts designed to take the brass rod are a nice touch. Certainly saves me some time!
I really like these proxies, so happy to of gotten these and the others in the range. Awesome paint job also, good fitting scheme
Can't tell you how timely this video was. Here I am priming this and their other cav models by TMC and this notification pops up.
Great video as always. I REALLY like these TMC print 'n paint vids. They have so many quality models, seems there could be a playlist just for them! 😉
Fantastic Miniature and Paintjob! Always look forward to all new videos from you!
Thank you , Troy .
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I use Vallejo Model Air Aluminum a lot and holy cow is it bright! I love the Model Air metals.
Clearly it's a guideon, he is cavalry...Looks great, and I love your videos
Nice cheeky video to round out the year to. Always a pleasure to watch.
Beautiful job, almost makes me want to change my colors for krieg 😂
You mind reader! I just printed out a ton of valor korps today, so thank you for the tips!
Love the color scheme on this miniature. The green armor, really made it appear as a more modern figure worried about not standing out. While if you had painted it steel or brass for example it would represent more of that 19th or early 20th century style of uniform. My only grip with the miniature itself is that while the horse has a bandolier of magazine pouches, I see no type of firearm on the figure. Some type of firearm on the figure would have been nice. They could have included a carbine for example to place on his back with some glue.
That looks really cool. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 .
I enjoy the one page rules as well! Going to try the fantasy skirmish ruleset soon!
This looks great! Nice job!
The model looks fantastic! The subject is unique and the paint colors really make the model look great. I learned from the paint blob on the model on how to clean up a mistake like that so this was very helpful Thanks for sharing this and have a Happy New Year.
Gotta be quick before that paint settles, of course! I'm not sure how easily it'd work on a hot summer day, but I ordinary try to avoid painting if it's THAT hot. 😅
Fantastic work thank you for sharing
Waiting for my mars 2 and i have just bought these, great video
Very Nice job looks very good
Neat result. I would like the mounts to be more 'alien' TBH as the changes in the tail etc are not enough to stop it being a horse.
My Little Genetically Scrambled Horse Monster is the most popular children's cartoon of the 41st millennium.
This is a really nice model! Great job
little tip. Source a gadget called a mini paint mixer ( looks like a drink frother) from Amazon or hobby shops. The badger brand one has more guts to it in my experience vs the generic ones. I add a a bit of medium to corax white ( or any paints that's gone a bit think or chunky) and mix away. Smoothest white in seconds even if its damn near a rubber plug with a bit more medium and a few extra minutes of mixing it will be smooth again.
Aye, I've got a vortex mixer myself. Absolute life-saver!
@@SonicSledgehammerStudio Ive got one of those my self, I still suggest the mini mixer though for the more far gone paints, its a game changer.
Beautiful work sonic
Tremendous work as always, thanks for the video
13:19 for those just tuning in.
Such a great paint job immediately made me want one of these! Then I remembered I don't have a 3D printer 🤦♂️ yet another great model I'll never own.
The methods are transferable - all this would work just as well on a Death Rider, for example. ;D
@@SonicSledgehammerStudio oh I use your methods all the time! Have you tried painting a Victrix Roman yet? Their models look hella good. Thanks again for all you do!
3:31 "... what I'm going to do now is, introduce a little bit of layering..." I thought you'd done that when you forgot to turn anti-aliasing on? 🤔
This is a nicely grim looking mini and paint job.
Great video you inspire me a lot to better my channel keep smashing it brother
Hey! Your back. 👋🏽
Hey those are some amazing Death Kor..... nevermind....
Seriously looks great man. Hopefully rough rider return to 40k
Has anyone else noticed that he has perfect fingernails?? Honestly.
See, someone might laugh, but it's actually nice to have something like that stand out. I have to moisturize pretty thoroughly before getting started on these videos or I have horrible dry hands that look chalky and gross - not the best look for presentation when that's all of you that people usually see! 😅
These look amazing (esp. the paintjob) - alas they are print only though :-(
Referencement 👍 👍
Is there a chance that you might share some settings?😁
Thank you for a great tutorial! May I have few questions please? In case I wish to stay with VMC what paint you suggest to highlight German Camo Black Brown? Due to my broken English, I have not caught the tip with Corax white. You suggest to add few drops of Lahmian medium to the pot? Don’t you have a tiphow to refresh a Citadel dry paint, when it becomes almost a jelly? I have just open my Terminatus stone and it is difficult to work it into the bristles. Thank you so much in advance, I love your channel!
Something like Cavalry Brown would probably be the best choice. It's slightly more red than Doombull Brown, but you can either thin it down slightly more or mix in a little of the black brown and it'll be fine.
The Terminatus Stone should be pretty stiff and jelly-like, though - it's a 'Dry' paint, designed to be used with a stiff bristled brush and drybrushed on. If you need something that's a similar colour but a traditional paint, something like Screaming Skull is probably closest.
Great looking model, glad to see there are options for people who can't afford GW. I've never had a printed mini before, since I don't have access to one, but I'd love to get a chance to, especially for terrain
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I've recently watched your video on AP Strong tone and Agrax Earthshade where you said that you prefer Strong Tone but noticed that you usually use Agrax, why is that?
And of course great video as always :)
The short answer is that Agrax Earthshade tends to give more easily repeatable results. I still use Strong Tone quite a bit myself, but it's not as simple as 'splodge on and let dry' like Agrax can be.
@@SonicSledgehammerStudioThanks for the answer and your reasoning, interesting point as i found Strong Tone to actually be more repeatable and Agrax requiring more work.
What files did you print because you know I need myself some Calvary of the 41st millenium
How much for this exact mini, painted in this way by you?
I don't sell them or take commissions, I'm afraid. Too many hassles with the post in the past.
Can I tell me what printer u used to print these out please
No camo? It's a cool mini and great paint job but those layer lines are just so obvious on the video especially after the wash.
Well, not everything is camo. 😜 The lines you're seeing aren't actually typical layer lines, but 'stepping' which occurs when a screen is trying to project a curved surface. As mentioned in the video if I'd remembered to turn on anti-aliasing for the print, those would be smoothed out, but in this case? I just plum forgot!
Man those print lines....
Yep! Like I mentioned, anti-aliasing would have gotten rid of those, but I outright forgot to turn it on while printing. Whoops.