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Legio Krytos, full tutorial (Patreon)

Published:
2020-06-28 17:32:40
Edited:
2020-10-31 17:31:38
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2026-06
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Hi all,

I hope you've had a good weekend. Here's the complete guide to my Legio Krytos project. In part two we go through all the little details that bring the titans to life.

I've also updated the paint list to include Tamiya X20a thinners following some feedback from part one.

I hope you enjoy it and if you do use any of the techniques on your models then i'd love to see them, if you use social media then just give us a "#"

Next week you've got a video tutorial on Andy's Tau!

Cheers, Henry

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Dan E.

Awesome tutorial. Cheers, Henry.

James

This is great thanks.

Ben Ide

Great tutorial, especially appreciate the basing section as I always feel lost when I look at what I want to do for the bases.

Cain

Hi, I have a question! I see a lot of your tutorials using paper to help check consistenty/thickness of paint and to help reduce the paint on the brush when doing glazing. Is it a special kind of paper you use for this task? Thanks.

cultofpaint

Andy uses kitchen paper I use a jay cloth/flannel/my trousers.

Richard Kitchen

Any tips on how you achieved the running pose for your Warhound in the tutorial Henry?

Daniel Adams

Hi Henry, do you varnish over the decals before starting the first oil step?

Richard Falconer

Cheers Henry, a really great reference. Rich F

Justin Haviland

Any tips for the rust streaks? I did my first test armor panels this morning and found the streaks going too wide and/or looking unnatural. I was using cheap taklon synthetic brushes and they form little clumps of bristles, so I wonder if a natural hair flat brush would be better.

Brian

Ok...its time to do this. Santa (aka my wife) got me a warmaster for xmas (the starter boxes have all been MIA in canada) and it's time to start painting. Thanks so much for this tutorial it's made getting started on this much easier!