How to Paint Cadians with Contrast Paints

A quick tutorial showing how to get Cadian troops battle ready using Contrast paints.
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[@martinlaird4738]

Its not cah-die-an its kay-dee-an for the pronunciation of Cadian :)

[@Abominus69]

Hi, my suggestion would be to see what Creed Camo looks like for ork skin, preferable with Iyanden Yellow for armour. Cheers!

[@davedogge2280]

Your channel in incredible if you are a Citadel paints user for your warhammer minis, many thanks

[@SeanGodwin-b9o]

What do you use to Prime the model ?

[@petersaczko6192]

Is it true that Cadians have maple syrup in their water bottles?

[@Dexelator]

Is that a white base coat?

[@georgemartinez1720]

Do you make your own sculpting Tools

[@MrWatchingpaintdry]

no, I don't. I don't really do much sculpting

[@georgemartinez1720]

What Brand of paint and Brushes you use

[@MrWatchingpaintdry]

Often use GW ones because they are easy to find, but they tend to be expensive. Army Painter ones are decent. I definitely prefer natural hair over nylon. I try to get artist ones from Michael's (Winsor & Newton), but it can be hard to find the exact size I like.

[@popburnsy3207]

Y'know, the more I see these videos, the more I think doing the interior and darker colors first makes more sense than lighter colors first. Darker colors aren't going to show as much accidental brushstrokes from lighter colors, so they're basically set once they're in place. Whereas, if you do the lighter colors before the darker colors, any accidents with the darker colors mean you have to redo a light area.

[@charles-ze5jx]

Your voice sounds different...

[@drtarte5433]

In before more 40k fans complain about the pronunciation of Cadian. I’m more fascinated about the paint HOW DOES ONE POT OF PAINT DO ALL THAT ON THE FACE AND CLOTHES!?!

[@MrWatchingpaintdry]

its the magic of contrast paints. It shades and highlights all in one step. Works pretty well in certain applications