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Sons of Horus 1 (Patreon)

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2020-06-13 07:01:00
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2026-06
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Content

Learn to create the tricky to master Sons of Horus scheme. This complete video will give you a full introduction to the trails of creating a custom scheme and setting a tone with your miniatures.  Develop your understanding of colour theory, oil application, and creating a workflow for your models. 

  • How to create a Sons of Horus scheme. 
  • How to use oil paints to apply a pin wash and a stain. 
  • How to create a tone with your force that is consistent across a collection.
  • Develop an understanding of colour theory and colour composition.
  • Create a workflow for your infantry to paint mass units to a time limit. 

Files

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Sons of Horus Test piece

Comments

Jeremy Urizar

So good! Any tips on the base? Is that pre made/did you make it yourself?

Matthew Hanlon

I like the long form videos (shocking, I know) and I appreciate seeing the full development of a colour scheme. I think it’s very handy to see the full process at times rather than just the end result, as it’s something we’ll all have to tackle at times. Simpsons and Hitchhikers references too :)

PHILLIP GOODMAN

A very helpful video! I liked the long/in-depth tutorial focus on a very tricky scheme. Can I ask: what brand of gloss and matte varnish do you use and do you thin them when airbrushing?

Matt Stevens

Think he said Vallejo for the varnish.

Alex Motolko

Love the video Myles. Personally I prefer the shorter style of video (20-30 mins) for the majority, but it's cool to see more of the process from time to time. Short version is I think there's room for both styles.

Brennan Baker

thank you that was a wonderfully put tutorial. I like these longer formats that you get to include more of the process and your thinking involved with your choices and adjustments you make along the way. Please more of these in the future.

Daniel Martin

I much prefer these to the shorter ones, I really like getting a chance to see more of the behind the ideas of the painting. Thank you for this!