PAINTING A CRUSADER SQUAD | Full Recipe | Black Templars Project | New Scouts | Warhammer 40k
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- čas přidán 18. 01. 2024
- Henry builds and paints the first Crusader squad for our Black Templars army!
* when I say Evil Suns Scarlet I mean Wildrider Red
** apologies if I sound I little bunged up, Nurgle is in the house!
#40k #blacktemplars #paintingwarhammer
Paints Used:
GW - Rakarth Flesh
GW - Eshin Grey
GW - Mechanicus Standard Grey
GW - Mephiston Red
GW - Fire Dragon Bright
GW - Wildrider Red
GW - Khorne Red
GW - Corvus Black
GW - Mourning Brown
GW - Rhinox Hide
GW - Gehennas Gold
GW - Thondia Brown
GW - Baneblade
GW - Karak Stone
MCS - Burnt Iron
Mig - Light Metal
S75 - Decayed Metal
S75 - Dubai Brown
S75 - Gobi Brown
VMC - English Uniform
Oils:
Abteilung 502 - Shadow Brown, Dark Brick Red, Black
GW: Games Workshop
VMC: Vallejo model colour
VMA: Vallejo model air
VGC: Vallejo game colour
VGA: Vallejo game air
VMCS: Vallejo metal colour series
S75: Scale 75
AK: AK Interactive Gen3
W&N: Winsor & Newton
PATREON - / cultofpaint
COMMISSIONS - www.cultofpaint.com/commissions
AIRBRUSHES & Affiliate link - elementgames.co.uk/paints-hob...
DISCORD - / discord
WEBSITE - www.cultofpaint.com
Wet Palette used - elementgames.co.uk/paints-hob...
Paint brushes used - elementgames.co.uk/the-army-p...
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I would love to see a 'everything I've painted so far ' shot 🙏🏻
I’ve been stuck on my own Templars project for a long time now and finding your channel and these videos in particular have given me the inspiration and insight I needed to get back into the swing of things. Thank you!
Ah yes the noble sons of dorn well from what I know of them it's equal parts noble and violently insane
In my opinion, these are easily the most accurate and well painted Black Templars. Very well done, incredible work as always!
Just want to say, thank you Henry for all your videos, tips, tutorials etc. I have learned so much from you over the last year or two and have become a much more confident painter. Keep up the amazing work
That's great to hear, Keep going!
great timing, was having a difficult day and this is perfect to make me feel a little better. thanks guys, you rock
You have nailed it. Awesome! Please more black templar videos. I'm going to watch it several times for sure
They look incredible, minimum amount of steps for maximum impact. Love the approach
That's the plan!
Wow! Best Templar scheme by far. Impressive! 😮
they're beautiful. perfectly captured the look and feel of the templars.
Love this and glad you found a scheme you enjoyed! They look amazing
I think they look bloody lovely guys! well done.
These look absolutely incredible Henry! I'd say my favourite templars I've seen!
Hi Henry, thank you so much for continuing this series here on CZcams! You might have noticed it already, but multiple times in this video your voice lowered in volume or cut out for a short moment like at 10:15 for example. Don't remember hearing something like that before in one of your video's. Maybe a noise gate or microphone sensitivity issue? I am guessing because it happens more often at the end of sentences and when you lower your voice more.
This video was perfectly timed for me. Changed my templars from the standard blueish tone/edge highlights to a more brown/grey and am currently in the process. Wonderful video, Henry. Thank you!
Always the best looking model paint jobs. Love the tip using glad wear to protect the model while spraying swords etc. I will be using that one for sure. Cheers
Oh I've waited for this one. Thank you guys so much for sharing your templars project!
Is there an update on this project? Would love to see a couple characters or vehicles.
Brilliant looking work!
Something about those colour combos on your Scouts is just superlative.... they work beautifully!
Awesome job!
I often watch these tutorials when I'm (supposed to be) working and so sometimes I get distracted. When I saw 'Hobgrot hide' I mis-read it from the corner of my eye as 'Hobbit Hide' and I was all like "Henry! What have you done?!?".
Champion work, though. Another fine video :)
Mmmm hobbit leather...
Glad to see you’re finally happy with these. Heavily inspired to get kitbashing and have a go myself :) A dreadnought would be great to see next
All of your guys videos are such a treat to watch, have a squad of crusaders laying around that I’ll give this a try on and even use oils for the first time perhaps 😆. Some day, love the mix of speed but being intentional with the brush! Thanks again!
Get those oils out!
Using masking fluid on the shoulder pads is a brilliant idea.
Love it!
Really want a black templar army now :D
I love your painting method
firstborn helmets just look soo good
man i wish you did this last year lol, awesome work!
Well I finally have my BT scheme - would love to see it on vehicles!
These look lovely. I like the hobgrot for yellow too. The more I watch and rewatch Cult vids I think I need US Olive drab in my live. Been trying to get it with mixing GW paints.
I do use it a lot, and I couldnt find a GW equivalent i liked as much.
This is such a great black recipe! Thanks for the detail. One thing I've struggled with is Black looking great under my painting light but the nuances being lost when brought to a table at a game store. In future videos it'd be interesting to hear how these translate and any changes you'd want to make after seeing it under more standard lights! Thanks
thanks Will. I keep checking these under normal lights for exactly that reason. I think the edge highlights/chipping and the colours around the black are what has the impact. The black sort of helps them stand out more.
I’m painting some sword brethren for my imperial fists with this method, hopefully it looks half as good as this.
RIP Brutalis dread. He was cool.
Witch one was it, the ultramarines one?
Cool
"Avenge me, Brother! Brother, avenge me!" 🍸🧐🍪
I can’t be the only who thinks this guy almost sounds like Henry Cavill
I love this recipe , I've been searching for weeks what to do, and this is it! One thing, I personally don't use oils. What non oil wash recipe would you recommend to achieve a similar effect?
check out this video, i talk about using gw acrylics instead of oils. czcams.com/video/ySVHerhZtcc/video.html
Hey Henry love your tutorials! They really gave me a lot of confidence getting back into the hobby.
Do you have any recommendations for wet palettes? I’ve been looking for one for a while
Thanks very much! And yea, we use and love the red grass ones. There's a link to them in the video description.
Awesome stuff! If you were to do a colder wash as opposed to the warm/borwns would you say blues would help out better with paints such as GW's Dark Reaper/Thunderhawk Blue?
Yes absolutely
Sorry to hijack this on an unrelated video, but I've been really struggling I think when it comes to oil washing, and I think my issues are due to the ratios of the Oil to Thinner. I've found it either runs too much and leaves no colour in the recesses, or I get this almost chunky black deposit behind that sure, comes off easily enough, but doesn't give nearly the tidy highlights everyone else seems to achieve with oil washing.
I've tried over Gloss and Satin Varnishes, I've tried Sansodor and the spirits mentioned in the LI Solar Auxillia videos. Really unsure where it's going wrong.
Love the work as always.
Love your work, I'm always impressed that your base rims seemed finished before you begin haha. Are you touching them up as you go, or are you just so precise that you don't need to touch them up at all?
Haha I guess they just stay quite clean! My desk and hands certainly get covered though!
Wonderful stuff!
Decent
Rad
amanzin balancing quality vs time.
Do you tend to varnish after using the citadel browns? Your overall surface finish looks very matt, and my experience with thondia brown is that it verges on high gloss.
The finished product is absolutely fantastic. Great work, real pleasure watching the process finalise to this point.
Quick question....you've primed it black, and then immediately gone onto the airbrush highlighting effects correct? No additional base layer of black across the whole armour? And if thats the case, can I ask what primer youve used? Thanks so much 👍.
Thanks Charles, I have tidied it up with Vallejo model colour black if I missed any bits, but its mainly Colourforge Matte Black primet
@@cultofpaint thank you so much I actually really love the Matt finish of that, far more than the gw chaos black. Will be giving that a go, thanks again 👍
Sup dude, loving your BT bois 🤘 the accent colours really tie the room together. QQ - how do you get minis to stick to cork with tac? Every time I've tried it the tac doesn't want to stick the cork and the mini has no interest in sticking in the tac. It's been driving me barmy for ages
Luck. Sometimes they fall off, and I swear a bit and hurl the cork across the room. I try to use fresh tac whenever possible.
After the all the airbrushing for the black armor, what paint would you recommend for touch ups/fixing mistakes? As a beginner, I’m always nervous air brushing highlights because I feel I’ll mess it up later along the process, and I won’t be able to go back and neatly fix my mistakes.
Black legion contrast, thinned 50/50
How on earth do manage to paint the trim where it meets the face of the shoulder guard! I *always* make a mess of it!
I guess just practicem I have painted a lot of marines......
Has corvus black always had that blue-ish tint to it? I thought it was more of a monochrome dark grey.
Nice, Dreads next video, right?
Also, a question: Will you guys be covering more Necromunda in the future? Or is it strictly mainline 40K?
Edited.
Dred next yeah. And I do necro videos over on our Patreon, did the Venator last week!
Great video! Do you think this is worth trying without airbrush?
Yes. All the steps after the airbrush stage will stil add value
How do you remove the Aquilas so neatly and get so smooth a finish?
Scalpel and sanding sponge. I go through it in one of the earlier videos in the playlist
Nicely done on the squad, Henry! Just out of curiosity what exactly didn’t you like on the Neophytes? It’s been a while since I had them in hand but aren’t they are basically more or less the same body-wise?
The heads weren't for me, and the bodies had these tabard things between the legs that I didn't overly care for. I may still use some for the second squad to be fair.
and the kitbashing
Hey Man i know the Vid is like a Month old but can you tell us what Black you use for Priming and Armor? Mine seems to be off somehow or too gray?Was using Vallejo primer and game air negro
Hey, Henry. Were these models varnished at any point? I noticed the decals were put on, then everything was washed AFTER the model was already complete. Did you just skip varnishing these models with matte or anything or was it just not mentioned?
Thanks!
The decal areas had the usual bit of gloss. And then towards the end you'll see me do a varnish. But there are still a few stages of paint after.
Loving these.
Really inspiring me to tackle some backlogged marines I have sitting in the cabinet.
One thing I've still not been able to find is that foil you used to make rivets. Hoping you could maybe pin a link to it?
I searched stamping foil on Amazon
My english is not very good and I don´t understand the shoulder pad part really well. Is it only rakart flesh at 25 psi?? Or do you use that purple after it? Sry for the question but I really like the results and I want to try it by myself with my templars. Thanks and keep the great work
Yes, it is only rakarth flesh.
Prime black
Airbrush rakarth flesh
Decals
Oil wash
Do you ever have issues with layering oil washes? I'm worried later washes might reactivate previously applied oil paint, even if it's dried.
I've not experienced that issue. I suspect if you were to really scrub away at the mini it might happen, but just layering the washes never seems to cause me any bother, and I do it very frequently.
Love your take on Templars. Off topic question, are you guys going to do a tutorial on the new kroot when they release?
Thanks! And yes we certainly will be.
I'd sell a kidney to see a multiple ways to paint Kroot skin video from you guys@@cultofpaint
@@alexanderrobinson5002 no need, we'll do them.
what texture paste did you used or would you recommend for bases?
I used AK dey ground on these. I've found them all to be very similar in terms of quality.
I've had some issues removing liquid mask, is there a secret to not peeling off too much with it ?
other than making sure the paint is fully dry, you could spray over a light gloss varnish layer.
tell us about the converting
do you apply any gloss/matte coat before the oil wash? or does it go right over your paint?
no varnish, it's fine straight over the acrylic
@@cultofpaint and can I paint more acrylic over that oil wash? or is that a bad idea without sealing it first? Thanks for your help!
@@ericsplittgerber5154 sealing it in means you'll have zero problems. But so long as the oil layer is dry you can paint over the top without varnish.
I really like that scheme, but my Rakarth Flesh kind of looks different than yours. Did you mix any white into the shoulders?
None. It's just thinned rakarth. I bought it about 6 months ago.
Everytime I try to do the pigment wash (using Vallejo Pigments and Vallejo Airbrush Thinner) it reactivates/stipes the acrylic layers underneath and makes a giant mess. Any idea what I am doing wrong? Is a varnish step in between necessary?
Hmmm I've not experienced that yet. Maybe you need to let the acrylics.dry for longer? Or apply the wash more sparingly?
I do this with my raptors. I just use the hobby knife, blade and back side, as well as the army painter file. Just very carefully working it down and away.
I like the models, but when these guys get into close combat it feels like assembling Ikea furniture going through all the different rolls you have to make
I have fallen so in love with this channel recently. The style you do is such a beautiful mix of efficient techniques that can be learned and replicated with some practice and it isn't clickbait SPEED PAINT or overly indulgent display piece painting. Nothing wrong with either of those but your style feels achievable without compromising on time or quality. I'm in love with the rendering you do with oil paints. Do you not like that technique with black armor or did you just want to go for a different approach on this army? I'd be interested to see what some dark greys/blue-greys/browns could do.
Thanks. I like oil paint rendering on everything but it does add time to a project, so for this one I chose to leave it out.
Lots of famous people wrote articles etc under other names over the centuries 🤔 Is your surname Cavill & have you disguised your voice 😜
Furry slayers
Oh, the heretics!