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Kizzdougs Venerable Brother

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The next three Breachers are finished. Hope you like them :)

 

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4430_zpsfbvwn7ih.jpg

 

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4426_zpsatt9kbol.jpg

 

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4428_zpsoounyb0n.jpg

 

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4429_zpsc0znaxgv.jpg

 

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4423_zpsqbc4cwt9.jpg

 

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4424_zpsprpei447.jpg

 

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4425_zpsete4z5et.jpg

 

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4420_zpsa5d6bpce.jpg

 

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4421_zpswgbwbvit.jpg

 

 

I'll write up the step by step when I get a chance.

 

 

Now aren't you happy I gave you this crazy idea

Slips Venerable Brother

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*looks at paint brushes, gas canister in one hand, lighter in the other and sighs, defeated*

 

But seriously, have you thought about also giving these guys Red Cloth too? Or painting the leg straps a Leather-Brown?

Spinsanity Battle-Brother

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Only half of the legion minis that I've painted have tutorials, and the Iron Warriors are not amongst them. Fortunately they're also the easiest Legion to paint. Here are some links:

 

Legions without tutorials:

World Eaters

 

Iron Warriors

 

Sons of Horus

 

The Rout

 

Imperial Fists

 

Night Lords

 

Thousand Sons

 

White Scars

 

Legions with tutorials:

Blood Angels

 

Death Guard

 

Emperor's Children

 

Salamanders

 

Ultramarines

 

Raven Guard

 

Word Bearers

 

Alpha Legion

I know this might be selfish, but to help anyone else looking for these tutorials, might it be possible for you to copy this list of links onto your first post? That way anyone can easily find the links instead of having to remember it's on page 74 of the thread... :wink:

 

BTW, I love everything you've posted on here, such magnificent inspiration all around! :wub.:

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Man, those look great, Brother. The gladius and shield combo alongside with the white, the crest and ornamented armour make for a beautiful combination. I have to agree with some of the others that painting the tabards red like the sergeant would look much better.

 

Also, how do you manage to apply round transfers so well? I always have trouble with round ones, like the IF or UM transfers.

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Kizzdougs Venerable Brother

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Time for the Palatine Breacher step by step.

 

 

Palatine Breacher tutorial pt. 1

 

 

As usual with my Emperor's Children I started off with an undercoat of Chaos Black spray. I then painted the purple areas of the armour with Xereus Purple.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4395_zpsnvgrjzwq.jpg

 

Next up I started on the 'white'. Usually I'd leave white until last because it is so easy to pollute it with other colours if it's painted early on in the process, but because 'white' is such a dominant colour in this scheme and because there is so much detail on top of the 'white', I had to make an early start on it. The 'white was a 1/2 mix of Celestra Grey and White Scar. I applied two thinned coats to achieve a smooth and solid finish.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4396_zpsuvfhtl78.jpg

 

The next step was to 'black line' the 'white' with watered down Mechanicum Standard Grey.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4397_zpsg6gn2uv3.jpg

 

I then painted the 'silver' areas (power pack vents, gladius blade etc) with Leadbelcher. 

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4398_zpsayawdumc.jpg

 

The gold was base coated with a 1/1 mix of Gehenna's Gold and Retributor Armour. Retributor has a much higher pigment concentration and helps to give the Gehenna's better coverage.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4399_zpsoaczcgqq.jpg

 

Next I used Balthazar Gold to paint some of the pipes/tubes such as on the power pack and under the arms on the sides of the torso.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4400_zpsnfb1owo8.jpg

 

The gold was washed with Agrax Earthshade and the Leadbelcher was washed with Nuln Oil.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4401_zpssu7hgnhc.jpg

 

The gold was finished off with a highlight of Runefang Steel.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4402_zps1ldpwwee.jpg

 

I then finished the purple by 'black lining' it with some watered down Abaddon Black and a highlight with Geenestealer Purple.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4404_zpskfkduge8.jpg

 

 

See next post for pt. 2

 

 

 

*looks at paint brushes, gas canister in one hand, lighter in the other and sighs, defeated*

 

But seriously, have you thought about also giving these guys Red Cloth too? Or painting the leg straps a Leather-Brown?

Haha, thanks bro! I thought about giving them all red cloths but I thought it might be a bit much. I'll wait until the unit is finished and then make a choice about whether I want to leave them black or paint them up to be the same as the sergeant.

 

 

Only half of the legion minis that I've painted have tutorials, and the Iron Warriors are not amongst them. Fortunately they're also the easiest Legion to paint. Here are some links:
 
Legions without tutorials:


World Eaters
 
Iron Warriors
 
Sons of Horus
 
The Rout
 
Imperial Fists
 
Night Lords
 
Thousand Sons
 
White Scars

 
Legions with tutorials:

Blood Angels
 
Death Guard
 
Emperor's Children
 
Salamanders
 
Ultramarines
 
Raven Guard
 
Word Bearers
 
Alpha Legion

I know this might be selfish, but to help anyone else looking for these tutorials, might it be possible for you to copy this list of links onto your first post? That way anyone can easily find the links instead of having to remember it's on page 74 of the thread... :wink:

BTW, I love everything you've posted on here, such magnificent inspiration all around! :wub.:

 

Thanks a lot dude! And yes, that is an excellent idea! I had thought about putting some links in the first post but I completely forgot, so thanks for reminding me. I never thought the thread would become quite so big, so unfortunately it's a bit cluttered and all over the place. I'll update the first post :)

 

I think I'm almost out of words to describe your mini's but damn Kizz, they are stellar!

Thanks for the kind words and encouragement, bro! 

 

Man, those look great, Brother. The gladius and shield combo alongside with the white, the crest and ornamented armour make for a beautiful combination. I have to agree with some of the others that painting the tabards red like the sergeant would look much better.

 

Also, how do you manage to apply round transfers so well? I always have trouble with round ones, like the IF or UM transfers.

Thanks a lot! Glad you like the shield/gladius/crest combination. I'm trying to give the unit an Imperial vibe and the Roman Praetorian Guard were a definite source inspiration. 

With the round transfers such as the laurels I was able to cut out the centre of the decal so that it was more flexible and easier to position. The Palatine Aquillas and the III numerals were more difficult because I couldn't cut out the centres, but I used a decal softener and that seemed to help a bit. I also used a hobby knife to make some small cuts in the decals if they weren't lying straight. A nice coat of spray on matt varnish also helps to smooth out the decals and give a much cleaner finish.

 

I love the burnished gold on the backpack, the effect is excellent. I must admit looking back at your old models I can decide which I love more, the silver palatine blade or these Breachers with the white.

Thanks a lot bro! I'm glad you think the new legionaries measure up to the Palatine Blades.

 

I got shivers off that second pic. Just theorist amount of cool+menace.

Thanks bro! It's good to hear that you feel that the mini is menacing. Sometimes it's harder to make the Emperor's Children look sufficiently dangerous.

 

http://did.youhearthenew.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Duck-Sauce-Charlie-Sheen-Spinstyles-Bi-Winning-Edit_thumb.jpg

 

Other than that, what Slipstreams said.

Hahaha, thanks a lot bro!

 

Dammit will you stop making me want to collect Emperors Children!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Awesome work as usual

Just do it! Join the Emperor's favourite Legion...

Thanks a lot!

 

I'm surprised at how well the white works with the purple. In fact, I think it looks far better than the silver; bloody gorgeous.

 

Any chance you'll be throwing a Saturnine-clad character into the mix?

Thanks bro! When you say 'Saturnine-clad character' are you referring to the Saturnine Rams or something else?

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks for looking ;)

Kizzdougs Venerable Brother

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Palatine Breachers tutorial pt. 2

 

 

 

Next up I started on the red. This is the same method that I used for the sergeants cloth. The first colour was a base coat of Khorne Red mixed with a little bit of Xereus Purple.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4405_zpscdkly4jo.jpg

 

I then washed the red with Druchii Violet.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4406_zps0f7utyvm.jpg

 

And highlighted it with Blood Red.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4407_zpsnkfsxt9v.jpg

 

The eyes were painted in the usual way using Snot Green and White Scar.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4408_zpsc5cwynxb.jpg

 

The black loincloth was highlighted with a 1/1 mix of Abaddon Black and Mechanicus Standard Grey. I also base coated the parchment on the vexilla with a 2/1 mix of Screaming Skull and Steel Legion Drab.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4409_zpssqg1xvyp.jpg

 

The loincloth was finished off with a highlight of Mechanicus Standard Grey.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4410_zpsm7llb8zu.jpg

 

The gladius blades were given a thin glaze with Guilliman Blue.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4411_zpsqi4hwdvk.jpg

 

The parchment was washed with Seraphim Sepia.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4412_zpsuoxglhwh.jpg

 

The parchment was finished with a highlight using a mix of Screaming Skull and White Scar.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4413_zpsmdoz2j3o.jpg

 

The script was painted with Abaddon Black.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4414_zpsiss2jxwi.jpg

 

I then moved on to the crests. The white was base coated with Celestra Grey.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4415_zpstx89w6vp.jpg

 

I then washed it with Nuln Oil.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4416_zpsxnslebgh.jpg

 

And highlighted it with White Scar.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4417_zpsdjgzrygw.jpg

 

The black horsehair was highlighted with Mechanicus Standard Grey.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4418_zpsv71dtlki.jpg

 

The minis were finished off by adding the decals and shields, and attaching them to their bases. The front of the shield were under coated with GW white spray, but apart from that were painted in the same way as the rest of the minis.

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4427_zpsaq80imwi.jpg

 

 

 

 

Thanks for looking ;)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Joe Venerable Brother

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I'm surprised at how well the white works with the purple. In fact, I think it looks far better than the silver; bloody gorgeous.

 

Any chance you'll be throwing a Saturnine-clad character into the mix?

Thanks bro! When you say 'Saturnine-clad character' are you referring to the Saturnine Rams or something else?

 

Aha, probably should have clarified that better; when I refer to Saturnine, I'm referring to the fact a handful of people believe it's the old Mark I Tactical Dreadnought Armour. Greyall and KrautScientist have come up with some pretty awesome interpretations of the old suit.

 

That aside, still love the breachers; might have to give that painting guide a shot after ETL is finished.

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For what it's worth, I'd stick to black loincloths for the rest of the squad.

 

Much like the unique helm on the standard bearer, it helps the sgt to subltly stand out from the rest of his bros.

 

Keep up the awesome work, man! I'm loving the predominance of white on these guys. It really makes them look polished and elite. 

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For what it's worth, I'd stick to black loincloths for the rest of the squad.

 

Much like the unique helm on the standard bearer, it helps the sgt to subltly stand out from the rest of his bros.

 

Keep up the awesome work, man! I'm loving the predominance of white on these guys. It really makes them look polished and elite.

What she said.
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I'm of two minds about the loincloths, since it came up.

 

On the one hand, I don't think black suitably complements the awesome work that you're doing on these models. To me, at least, it looks a little bit unfinished and detracts from the models slightly. On the other, I do agree with Noctus and Flint in that red should be held exclusively for the Sergeant -- he should have something to make him stand out a little bit more. Perhaps a different color? Maybe a light tan or more off-white?

 

Anyways, it still looks awesome! I, in all sincerity, cannot wait to see the unit finished to marvel at the awesome paint job and consistent skill you always display.Keep up the awesome work! :tu: (and yes, I know I used the word awesome three times in that last bit, it's just I can't think of something that sums up your awesome paint jobs better. See? Did it again.)

Kizzdougs Venerable Brother

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Thanks for the feed back :tu: 

 

 

Glorious 

Thanks, bro!

 

 

 

I'm surprised at how well the white works with the purple. In fact, I think it looks far better than the silver; bloody gorgeous.
 
Any chance you'll be throwing a Saturnine-clad character into the mix?


Thanks bro! When you say 'Saturnine-clad character' are you referring to the Saturnine Rams or something else?

 


Aha, probably should have clarified that better; when I refer to Saturnine, I'm referring to the fact a handful of people believe it's the old Mark I Tactical Dreadnought Armour. Greyall and KrautScientist have come up with some pretty awesome interpretations of the old suit.

That aside, still love the breachers; might have to give that painting guide a shot after ETL is finished.

 

Ah yeah, I've seen their excellent work on the MkI terminator armour. I recon it'd probably be beyond my ability/skill to build a convincing Saturnine armoured mini. Plus I'm not really a fan of the Saturnine design in general. I'm sure that FW could do a great job with them if they ever decided to bring them out, but at the moment I prefer the other terminator armour designs.

 

I find it so amazing how simple the purple is, but the results are just fantastic, you really go to show that quality paint jobs don't need to be complicated. I do wish I could bottle your talent though.

Yeah, everything I paint these days is usually pretty basic as far as techniques are concerned. I used to put a lot more time and effort into my painting, but I've come to realise that it's much easier to keep it simple and neat rather than get carried away with highlights upon highlights upon highlights. Plus keeping it simple makes it possible to actually complete a decently sized army... something that I always used to struggle with.

 

Give them oval shields instead of medieval ones and these breachers would look like they popped out of ancient Greece or Rome. Marvelous job, though I concur that I'd rather their loincloth be red.

Thanks a lot! I'm going to leave the loincloths black until the whole squad is painted and then make a decision on which colour to go with.

 

For what it's worth, I'd stick to black loincloths for the rest of the squad.

 

Much like the unique helm on the standard bearer, it helps the sgt to subltly stand out from the rest of his bros.

 

Keep up the awesome work, man! I'm loving the predominance of white on these guys. It really makes them look polished and elite. 

Thanks Flint! Like I said before I'm going to wait until the whole squad is finished before making a decision on loincloth colour. At the moment I'm leaning towards leaving the cloths black because I feel that the squad is already unique enough (with the shields, helmet plumes, white armour etc.) and that adding another unique element might be a step too far. I'm also worried about making them too colourful.

 

I'm of two minds about the loincloths, since it came up.

 

On the one hand, I don't think black suitably complements the awesome work that you're doing on these models. To me, at least, it looks a little bit unfinished and detracts from the models slightly. On the other, I do agree with Noctus and Flint in that red should be held exclusively for the Sergeant -- he should have something to make him stand out a little bit more. Perhaps a different color? Maybe a light tan or more off-white?

 

Anyways, it still looks awesome! I, in all sincerity, cannot wait to see the unit finished to marvel at the awesome paint job and consistent skill you always display.Keep up the awesome work! :thumbsup: (and yes, I know I used the word awesome three times in that last bit, it's just I can't think of something that sums up your awesome paint jobs better. See? Did it again.)

Thanks for the input! Regarding light tan or off-white as a colour for the loincloths I feel that that might make them a bit too similar to the large areas of white armour. If I was painting traitor Emperor's Children I'd probably go with turquoise loincloths, but I want to keep them fairly conservative as my warriors are loyalists. 

Hahaha, and thanks for the kind words :)

 

Sorry if it has been asked but where did you get those shields? :biggrin.:

 

Awesome looking dudes and great tutorial!

Thanks a lot, bro! The shields are from the Imperial Fist Phalanx Warders. I've removed the IF icon from the front of the shields and added some etched brass (FW Emperor's Children etched brass, as well as some 3rd party etched brass).

 

 

 

 

Thanks again ;)

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I find it so amazing how simple the purple is, but the results are just fantastic, you really go to show that quality paint jobs don't need to be complicated. I do wish I could bottle your talent though.

Yeah, everything I paint these days is usually pretty basic as far as techniques are concerned. I used to put a lot more time and effort into my painting, but I've come to realise that it's much easier to keep it simple and neat rather than get carried away with highlights upon highlights upon highlights. Plus keeping it simple makes it possible to actually complete a decently sized army... something that I always used to struggle with.

 

Shush! Don't say that! :ph34r: I still have hope that my overly-complicated techniques will still allow me to complete a decent-sized army soon! (If only... :cry:)

Kizzdougs Venerable Brother

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I've started work on the next three Breachers :)

 

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l522/kizzdougs/DSCN4431_zpsbbo6bnak.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

 

I find it so amazing how simple the purple is, but the results are just fantastic, you really go to show that quality paint jobs don't need to be complicated. I do wish I could bottle your talent though.

Yeah, everything I paint these days is usually pretty basic as far as techniques are concerned. I used to put a lot more time and effort into my painting, but I've come to realise that it's much easier to keep it simple and neat rather than get carried away with highlights upon highlights upon highlights. Plus keeping it simple makes it possible to actually complete a decently sized army... something that I always used to struggle with.

 


Shush! Don't say that! :ph34r.: I still have hope that my overly-complicated techniques will still allow me to complete a decent-sized army soon! (If only... :cry:)

 

Hahahaha, sometimes I feel like I'm cheating myself when I use my more simplistic methods, but in the end it's a sacrifice that I'm willing to make to ensure that I keep finishing minis at a reasonable rate.

 

 

 

Thanks for looking ;)

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