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Hey everyone,

I have just uploaded a new 40K painting tutorial. I demonstrate how to paint a Dreadnought in the Ultramarines scheme. You can find the video here:




or with this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAV8Ga5qUKE

Here is an example of the clean dreadnought I demonstrate painting:


As well as the weathered, complete dreadnought:


If you find this video helpful, please consider looking at a few of my other tutorials and possibly subscribe to my channel if you would like to see more.

Thanks guys!
Andrew

Solid looking vid, easy to see steps and voice over that not all scratchy. I guess thats all one could hope for in pure video review. Also the actual content of the video is informative and I will recomend this tutie for others.

I can pt believe I just watched a vid that was reasonably long, without skipping! Its a really clear and good step by step video without (for me) faffying.

I'm a newbie to painting and I don't see myself using an airbrush just yet, but you sure do make it look convenient (easy is different lol).

Well anyway thanks for spending your time making a tutorial that's not boring!


S.

First of all, really cool tutorial. Very well laid out and really informative. I need to get an airbrush now!

Also, I had a question: What is the advantage of using the alcohol based paints, like the gold and copper?

Thanks!

You officially just put my ultras to shame. Congratulations
Great job

I'll have to try that on my Ironclad. I probably won't start with that dark a black for yellow.

Very nice I like the sooty grime you gave the Dreadnought . Well done .

im already subscribed to your channel! good vid though!