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How to Paint Wolfspear (Patreon)

Published:
2025-07-05 08:07:01
Edited:
2026-06-01 22:01:53
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2026-09
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🇬🇧 In this week’s final video, we show you how to paint the color scheme of Wolfspear , a successor chapter of the Space Wolves. In this video, we focus on showing you how to paint squads of 5 to 10 Grey Hunters, achieving a quick and attractive Tabletop Ready result.

In the second part, we'll show you how to take this level up to the standard we're used to seeing from @GomisMiniatures, using more advanced techniques and spending more time on each miniature.

If you enjoyed this video, please give it a like and leave a comment below. Thank you!

The Joust Studio

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Artem Gusamov

When will be the video for upgrading this guys to more then just tabletop standard?

The Joust Studio

We put a pdf together on how to finish the armor, check it out

Artem Gusamov

Is the one with the head taker ?

Dave Hallam

Can I ask what putty you use for securing parts to the cork? I’ve tried using blu-tack in the UK but it doesn’t adhere very well.

The Joust Studio

Dave, I got that black putty from amazon (not sure how it’s called in english) and the product is not available anymore but with the link below you should be able to find something similar. It adverses things very well but very careful sometimes too much and Don’t leave for too long on the model… https://amzn.to/47WTcLF

James Dempster

I always over do the final hiighlight layer with the air brush, do you have any advice for fixing without having to start from dark reaper base again. I often don't realise how much coverage i have until a while later when its all dried and then its too late. I was thinking spraying a bit from below in dark reaper and avoiding the brightest areas from above with Reddish grey. What do you recommend?

The Joust Studio

Hi James, it happens to me to. I go back to reddish and adjust mid-tone. If needed with dar reaper I adjust shadows as well at the end, remember the key to create the gradient/volum is ensure the 3 colors are visible

Jonny Kosschuk

Hey! This is amazing. I really enjoy the grey you've chosen. Where is the PDF for this?

The Joust Studio

Thank you! There is one for heahtakers. If you search for it you should find it