Tabletop Warhammer?
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Thanks to @roman59 managed to get the rack extended and installed. Happy days. Loads of room to fill now.
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Looking good my friend, really good that they all fitted correctlyThanks to @roman59 managed to get the rack extended and installed. Happy days. Loads of room to fill now.
Finally after about a two month wait I have a bottle of Newsh arriving tomorrow from Element Games, looking forward to trying it out
Plus more Pro Acryl paint as well
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Superb. So sick I love it
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Thanks!
it is awsome!
Soldato
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Plus more Pro Acryl paint as well
I ordered the rogue hobbies paint set yesterday, like I haven’t got enough paint already
And the set of monument pro synthetics. I’ve never got on with synthetic brushes but I have heard some good things about these so I’ll have a go.
I have just spent nearly an hour scanning all my bottles of paint (Pro Acryl, Scale 75, Vallejo & AK Interactive) into the Paintrack app on my phone, that does not include all my Citadel paint which I have already logged in the Citadel Paint appI ordered the rogue hobbies paint set yesterday, like I haven’t got enough paint already
And the set of monument pro synthetics. I’ve never got on with synthetic brushes but I have heard some good things about these so I’ll have a go.
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I use it also but find that colour match isn’t great. I hear great things about miniature painter pro but you have to pay for the app lolI have just spent nearly an hour scanning all my bottles of paint (Pro Acryl, Scale 75, Vallejo & AK Interactive) into the Paintrack app on my phone, that does not include all my Citadel paint which I have already logged in the Citadel Paint app
Not too worried about the colour match, all I want is a list of my paints I can check easily so I don't buy duplicate colours by accident
Finally finished my custom destroyer lord.
Very happy with how he turned out.
Very happy with how he turned out.
Looks great @kindai.
My painting has slowed somewhat as I've branched into more games, albeit they need miniatures painted too: Dystopian Wars, Fallout.
Probably get some momentum now it's better weather etc as I dont play pc much then.
My painting has slowed somewhat as I've branched into more games, albeit they need miniatures painted too: Dystopian Wars, Fallout.
Probably get some momentum now it's better weather etc as I dont play pc much then.
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I ended up buying 10 raptors seprately and some havocs to make some fun lists
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My twelve year old son is just starting to get into Warhammer, he’s bought Thousand Sons Combat Patrol GW-43-67.
Where can he find a painting guide with the correct colours?
We have asked in our local Warhammer store, no luck there, and a live chat with Warhammer customer service wasn’t much help either.
I’m surprised the box doesn’t come with a painting guide and a list of colours required.
Thanks
Where can he find a painting guide with the correct colours?
We have asked in our local Warhammer store, no luck there, and a live chat with Warhammer customer service wasn’t much help either.
I’m surprised the box doesn’t come with a painting guide and a list of colours required.
Thanks
@Dblaze are you looking specifically for particular colours to buy or just a general guide to how to paint them?
There's no hard and fast rules with this sort of stuff - Thousand Sons are traditionally blue with gold trim but there's a level of flexibility - it doesn't have to be a specific blue or specific gold. Just following pictures is good enough if he's wanting a reference for which bits should be which colour but he can't really paint them 'wrong' if he decides to paint the guns red instead of black for example.
Thousand Suns are quite a challenging place to start in terms of painting I think, with a lot of gold trim, so for a beginner I would be minded to buy a gold spray as a base colour and then fill in the colours around the gold trim - as per https://www.goonhammer.com/how-to-paint-thousand-sons-the-games-workshop-method/
I'd personally suggest getting a 'starter set' of paints like this - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Army-Painter-Warpaints-Fanatic-Brush/dp/B0CVGQ7BZD as well.
Games Workshop do have some older videos but you'll see from their paint list, their painting guides are/were often focused towards encouraging you to buy as many individual paints as they can get away with.
www.youtube.com
There's no hard and fast rules with this sort of stuff - Thousand Sons are traditionally blue with gold trim but there's a level of flexibility - it doesn't have to be a specific blue or specific gold. Just following pictures is good enough if he's wanting a reference for which bits should be which colour but he can't really paint them 'wrong' if he decides to paint the guns red instead of black for example.
Thousand Suns are quite a challenging place to start in terms of painting I think, with a lot of gold trim, so for a beginner I would be minded to buy a gold spray as a base colour and then fill in the colours around the gold trim - as per https://www.goonhammer.com/how-to-paint-thousand-sons-the-games-workshop-method/
I'd personally suggest getting a 'starter set' of paints like this - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Army-Painter-Warpaints-Fanatic-Brush/dp/B0CVGQ7BZD as well.
Games Workshop do have some older videos but you'll see from their paint list, their painting guides are/were often focused towards encouraging you to buy as many individual paints as they can get away with.
Warhammer 40,000: How to paint Thousand Sons Rubric Marines.
In this painting tutorial, Duncan shows you how to paint a squad of Thousand Sons Rubric Marines in their classic blue and gold colour scheme.Follow for more...
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You can pretty much do the first 2 minutes of the video and end up with some decent looking models, and then just add some extra details in as you want.
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