How To Paint Stormcast Sequitors - Warhammer Age of Sigmar Tutorial (The War Gamer)

[@Jakesmusings]

I’ve just gotten into Warhammer and miniature painting. I have to say, you’re finished miniature is the best I’ve seen so far. Really well done.

[@Dan-xj4xq]

As a beginner, i have modelled my painting using your guide as best I can. Thank you, has been the perfect start!..

[@crashingatom6755]

Am I three years too late? Yes. Am I still thankful there a simple, comprehensive video for painting Sigmarines? Also yes.

[@richawazlett3806]

Nice tutorial. Quick and to the point

[@handlechar568]

Good shout on the Ushabti bone for the tabard. The suggested classic method colours on the box seem way off from the actual box art. This looks way better.

[@upski4802]

Really good guide, appreciate the warnings of difficult parts to paint. End result looks great!

[@vandlett9319]

Hi, great tutorial. Where do I find the paint list?

[@hl1796]

thank for the guide Peter, can you consider doing a tutorial for some nighthaunt unit /hero ?

[@slain1307]

Again a very nice tutorial! I like your way of painting, as it's something I can achieve on my minis without having to spend 15 hrs a figure :) thank you so much for sharing!

[@PeteTheWargamer]

You're welcome! I try my best to bridge the gap between the basic block color painting and the high end, high skilled and time consuming paint jobs.

[@States_Airsoft]

Do nighthaunt next!

[@gulllllll1]

Really good tutorial , you make it look simple .

[@steverutledge495]

You are much younger than I imagined you would be by the sound of your voice. ... Excellent tutorial! ... Thank you.

[@Erlendss93]

Do you recommend using black primer before using retributor spray? Heard both work, but I just failed a retributor spray, having to strip it off since I did it in cold weather (ended thick)

[@МихаилМаркин-д8в]

Great tutorial!

[@peakcitydronetravel]

Great tutorial! Question: 1:27 - 1:55, that color looks very pale to be Kantor Blue. Was it just the lighting when you were filming, or did you do a mix? Or is it just me? Thanks for great content as always!

[@PeteTheWargamer]

It was just watered down Kantor Blue. Over the bright gold it looks a lot lighter until you apply the second coat.

[@mcg599]

Awesome. Have you done Dracoth Guard yet?

[@jonnymorrisuk1]

I'm wondering why this Stormcast uses slightly different colours and technique to your Knight Questor from Warhammer Quest, they are the same race so why the change in choice of paints? In particular the final blue highlight. I also note that you use Lahmian Medium (which is not noted in the paints list, and Seraphim Sepia appears twice) quite a bit for the beige cloth but not at all on the blue cloth, and I think the blue cloth result suffers a bit for it. Great painting tutorials anyway, please keep making them!

[@jasonsmith1072]

This made me so happy to see this

[@Rathammergames]

Great video!

[@thedamneddice575]

I would love to see a nurgle sorcerer on manticore tutorial

[@kakopalangano2823]

easy, fast and good look. Thanks for the tuto!!

[@PeteTheWargamer]

You're welcome!

[@anderbiguri6771]

Hi! I love your videos! A suggestion: Seing how GW are going towards the simpler version of their painting tutorial (the last ones are very very simple) I think it would be great if you show some nice painting tutorials where you go in more in detail on how to make a nice quality paintjob! There is a gap to fill between the "ready to battle" and complex paint mixing tutorials that you have filled incredibly well in the past (as with kairos fateweaver). Just a random suggestion to help you fill a needed gap in the painting tutorial videos! Keep up with the fantastic work !!

[@PeteTheWargamer]

This is something I was hoping to return to, I've recently been trying a few different things but I think I will be doing more tutorials like this one.

[@karlmercieca6610]

Excellent tutorial! Love the result. Question: Did you build the wooden lamp in the background towards the end of the video? Looks cool!

[@PeteTheWargamer]

Nope, my practical abilities start and end at miniatures haha

[@JEGranberg]

Great tutorials as always. What brushes do you prefer to use? They look like Army Painter.

[@PeteTheWargamer]

I used a mix for this video, I used the Army Painter regiment brush for the larger areas and then a mixture of GW and Windsor Newton Series 7 for the smaller bits.

[@guillermogomezruiz]

I love your videos my man.

[@MrVidma1]

Great tutorial as always, do you mix washes with lahmium medium, water or they are straight from pot?

[@PeteTheWargamer]

I put them onto a wet palette first so they have a little water in them but not too much.

[@IDICBeer]

Great job

[@NZLPsycho]

Great video! I like the way you paint as we have very similar techniques! cheers :)

[@PeteTheWargamer]

Thank you very much!

[@zottnjoe]

Is that a bioshock poster behind you?

[@johnramirez1704]

Subscribed!

[@Mantonization]

I'm trying so goddamn hard to follow this guide, but I CANNOT get the cream robes right. The Sepia changes the underlying colour too much, and the Ushabti Bone INSTANTLY dries on the brush and leaves horrible textured streaks. I DON'T UNDERSTAND. HOW ARE YOU DOING IT SO WELL

[@handlechar568]

Did you ever figure this out?

[@ryangibson7979]

Love the tutorials man. Been following for a long ass time now. One question, have you messed around with the agrax gloss? Could it have shaded the recesses without dulling down the gold to much?

[@PeteTheWargamer]

Using Agrax Gloss would result in a slightly darker result than what I have here but it would still be nice and bright compared to regular Agrax Earthshade.

[@TheMiniJunkie]

Ryan Gibson you have the right idea. I use a custom gold wash of 1:3 reikland gloss and aggrax gloss).

[@Kubrzesz]

Ryan Gibson the official vids have used reikland fleshshade gloss to give the gold a nice, warm, glow

[@Kubrzesz]

Adrian Fuentes the gloss (from I understood the vids) is used when one want to tone down the gold, but still make it bright, while regular fleshshade is used to tone down the gold but then it makes it matte and good for highlight and layering. So in the nutshell, if you want it shaded but still bright go for the gloss, if just matte, go for the regular one

[@doubleraven460]

Question. Why are you using a black primer and then a gold primer? Isn't that redundant?

[@PeteTheWargamer]

Two reasons, I don't rate the GW sprays priming ability. The black and white sprays are OK but I've had their coloured sprays rub off whilst painting before. So I prime with black first to prevent that. Secondly, having black in the deep recesses looks a lot better if you struggle to reach them with the gold spray or any subsequent layers of paint.

[@doubleraven460]

The War Gamer thanks!

[@jaster705]

looks very nice, i really like it, but i think you are going a little bit too thick on the paints good job anyway, keep it up

[@PeteTheWargamer]

The paints are all actually watered down, it just looks like I'm applying them straight from the pot in the video ;)

[@bradgubbins6159]

I got them on Christmas best gift to a 11 y old cuz I am

[@fictitiousfigurines1583]

Gonna be honest the painting standard isn’t what I’d have in mind for my own models, but I’m sure it’ll help a lot of other people. Nice video.

[@PeteTheWargamer]

If you're looking for something a little quicker then just leave off the the highlight steps .The final miniature will be perfectly serviceable for the tabletop and would be a lot faster to paint.

[@ryangibson7979]

The War Gamer think he is wanting a higher standard possibly with more blends then edge highlighting. Possibly on the cloak. But that’d take a time of time especially when I’ll have double stormcast from the set to paint.

[@fictitiousfigurines1583]

Ryan Gibson This. It’s okay though you can just take these techniques and incorporate blending and stippling etc.

[@ryangibson7979]

Fictitious Figurines yeah. No doubt. Wargamer is one of the first guys I started watching when I came back into the hobby after a decade of absence

[@robstarburst]

Serious question, would it be possible to see some of your work?

[@JasonJoestar]

Only thing that peeves me is the Retributor Armor spray at £18 a can.. What a rip-off.