Ep. 3 - Painting Blackstone Fortress - Traitor Guardsmen

In this episode I continue with painting Warhammer Quest Blackstone Fortress. This time it's the 14 traitor guardsmen in a quick batch paint job.
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Paints:
GW Paints: Abaddon Black, Mephiston Red, Khorne Red, Wild Rider Red, White Scar, Mournfang Brown, Steel Legion Drab, Celestra Grey, Ulthuan Grey, Incubi Darkness, Sotek Green, Skavenblight Dinge
GW Washes: Nuln Oil Gloss, Nuln Oil, Agrax Earthshade, Druchii Violet, Carroburg Crimson, Reikland Fleshshade
P3 Paints: Beast Hide, Khardic Flesh, MIdlund Flesh
Army Painter: Gun Metal, Plate Mail Metal
Vallejo: German Grey, Heavy Grey, Sepia Ink, Bright Bronze

[@HeroesBosses]

Hey everyone - what do you think of the "2 level" paint jobs? Worth it, or a waste of time? Let me know what you think!

[@olivierclary]

It's a very good idea. I think this can help people who want to get into the hobby and progress in stages. It does not affect the dynamics of the tutorial. 👍

[@HeroesBosses]

Thanks Olivier :) That's what I'm trying to do - make the videos useful to more people

[@13Robzilla]

I think it is very important for 2 reasons. One it allows people to go as far as they are comfortable going. Second it gets people thinking about possible next steps. A lot of "speed paint" videos leave no room to go further because of the techniques used. By thinking about next steps and making sure they can be done is way better than speed painting with nowhere to go and the models are stuck that way unless stripped. Great video, thank you.

[@Chav0202]

I just discovered the video as I'm thinking about painting my traitors to start to play Blackstone Fortress one day ... This is the recipe I'm going to (try) to do. The level 2 painting is very helping to add more consistency to the minis. Thanks, great video 😀

[@MidwinterMinis]

Yes yes yes, but when are we going to see a full length nail painting tutorial? ;) great work again, mate!

[@HeroesBosses]

That would almost certainly get more views :D

[@BaijoGosum]

Love the two level. I can’t get enough black stone speed painting. Looking forward to more!

[@HeroesBosses]

Right on!

[@KimHarderFog]

Love it ! Just have to try this on my pack of traitor guardsmen

[@HeroesBosses]

Thanks - and have fun! I enjoying all the minis from this game :)

[@Burningtown]

Amazing Work !

[@HeroesBosses]

Thank you very much :)

[@Burningtown]

@@HeroesBosses Thank you for your good videos :)

[@adriant1654]

Thanks for the in depth tutorial and thumbnail demo of the goggle painting steps! How do you like the Citadel minis compared to the others from Kickstarter like Zombicide Invader?

[@HeroesBosses]

My pleasure! As for the GW vs Invader, the GW miniatures are definitely more crisp with better detail. Though of course GW minis need assembly (which I don't mind). The Invader minis are very good however - but it's hard to beat games like 40k or Kingdom Death in quality.

[@Holo25sm]

Hey, could you please tell me what is that music? Thank you!

[@HeroesBosses]

It's "synthwave" - there's a ton of synthwave channels on youtube like Prime Thanatos and Odysseus. This music is from the free youtube library.

[@Константин-й7й]

Tell me which brush you use in this video. And which brush do you prefer to use

[@HeroesBosses]

These are very cheap plastic brushes. I use "Mod Podge Plaid" brushes. You can get them at some hobby stores. I buy mine at Walmart: www.walmart.ca/en/ip/Mod-Podge-Brush-Set-10-Pkg/PRD6PSZ9EVKTPS0

[@HeroesBosses]

I only use these and sometimes Windsor and Newton brushes for details like eyes, faces, writing/tattoos

[@Константин-й7й]

@@HeroesBosses Do you use a synthetic brush?

[@HeroesBosses]

@@Константин-й7й Yes - for most of my painting. I only use a hair brush for small details.

[@Константин-й7й]

@@HeroesBosses Thanks for your answer

[@a-nittwit]

Nice work, did you spray them with a clear coat?

[@HeroesBosses]

No, I just gave them a good spray with Testors Dullcote (matt varnish). Some people prefer to do a clear coat first, then a coat of matt varnish after for extra protection however.