Shading & Weathering Marines - Cheap Oil Paints FTW! [How I Paint Things]
I might be a brand-new convert to painting with oils, but I have to admit, I am absolutely feeling this style of grime, slime, and muck. Being able to tweak colours, intensity, and fluidity on the fly, then add or remove oil paints within the working time is a blessing.
With the exception of the super-cheap oils (three tubes that will last until the apocalypse for under fifteen euros) the paints here are from @TheArmyPainter Fanatic range - those new metallics in particular are fantastic. I think Greedy Gold might be out for an award in 'Most Improved!'
00:00 - Intro
00:52 - Basecoats & Varnish Notes
02:42 - Mixing Oils
03:30 - Applying the Oils
05:07 - And Then, Taking it Off...
10:54 - Highlights & Finishing Touches
12:58 - The Finished Marine
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PAINTS USED:
PRIMERS: Wraithbone (Citadel Spray Primer)
PAINTS:
Eyes - Carmine Dragon (Army Painter Speedpaint)
Green - Army Green (Army Painter Fanatic)
Metallic parts - Gunmetal (Army Painter Fanatic)
Gold/Brass - Greedy Gold (Army Painter Fanatic)
Leather - Bootstrap Brown (Army Painter Fanatic)
Black/Gun Casing - German Grey (Vallejo Model Color)
HIGHLIGHTS:
Gold/Brass - True Brass (Army Painter Fanatic)
Metallic parts - Mithril (Army Painter Fanatic)
Armour - Matt White (Army Painter Fanatic)
Black/Gun Casing - Deep Grey (Army Painter Fanatic)
BASE:
Start with a thin layer of Stirland Mud. Add tufts, then more Stirland Mud, working it into the tufts so they look clogged and grimy. Lightly overbrush a grimy, yellowish brown - I've used Vallejo Flat Earth - and once dry, dab gloss varnish 'puddles' on the base around the bottom of the tuft clods. Finally drybrush with Orange Ochre or a similar slightly yellowish brown, and done!
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