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Blood Ravens, here we go ;-)

Awesome tutorial as ever.

I love the deep red colour of the armour, and the colour on the power sword is just amazing.

Please, please keep up the good work.

good videos, will give it a go on a spare marine I have.

just for the sake of getting a good rating for this post i replied and exalted your post alexandra

your got loads of views and less then a handfull of replies, thats less that you deserve!

(shame on you people who watch but dont reply!)

tartanpaint wrote:good videos, will give it a go on a spare marine I have.

Feel free to post your results ;-)

This has shown me alot of what I wanted to know and some stuff I didn't know I wanted to know until I saw it. Given I haven't painted a single thing yet I'm confident I won't get anywhere near this level anytime soon but this has surely shown me things I'll most definitely be trying when I can. Thanks alot.

Brilliant model. Much better than my "Neo-Blood Ravens." Basically Blood Red.over white undercoat with yellow shouldrs.

I have this whole backstory of revival and going to find aid and coming across the Grey Knights and getting help. "Most of them have bright red, the new paint scheme. They are changing the armour to bright to show transformation, though older members have the original scheme." And this guide is going to help me do it. Thank you so much.

Amazing as usual.

This is great - you are quickly becoming one of my favorite tutorial painters. You use fairly simple methods to produce awesome results, and you're quite thorough in your description. Keep up the good work!