How To Paint: Tyranid Trygon

My in-depth guide on how to paint a Tyranid Trygon. I use various ranges of paints in the video but have included a guide at the start to convert the colours into the Games Workshop Citadel range.
Website: www.pikesminiaturepainting.com
Twitter: / terrypike84
Model - Tyranid Trygon
Paints used - Scale Colour 75, P3, Citadel, Vallejo
Full colour list available in the video
"Killers" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@mighty8357]

I have never smashed a like button as hard as this time!

[@RafaDanisM]

Some fantastic videos, the truth is that you inspire me a lot and I regret not seeing recent videos of yours, I wish I could continue watching your videos.

[@kyleed29]

Finally a great guide to what I have been looking to do, great job!.

[@crx6198]

great guide, finally i got my airbursh . to blue-tac alll my gants i need a lot of time

[@mikedobs8719]

now thats nice

[@user-zc7rf8ei8q]

This is beautiful, thanks!

[@samuelsanfratello4617]

Awesome video, Sir! I love painting Tyranids, but I've never tried using an airbrush. I really like the blending you were able to achieve!

[@13Robzilla]

Great video, love the diversity of paints used to achieve a great color scheme. However, always cut towards yourself, Khorne cares not from where the blood flows!

[@shadowtiger6956]

very nicely done

[@davidbreeden1394]

Very nice!!! One question. Did you use superglue or plastic glue when putting the model together after sub assemblies where painted? Plus, did you superglue to the cork on the base? I’ve never used the cork on my bases but like the look of it. Plus, how would you paint a genestealer in this color scheme?

[@TerryPike]

I glued the cork down with UHU glue. The model was asembled afterwards with plastic glue on the larger areas and any small bits are done with super glue.

[@user-fk6pr6db6h]

Vary good

[@georgebrompton3740]

This is amazing, i wish i could do this to my nids but unfortunately I've not got an airbrush

[@TerryPike]

You could wet blend or drybrush the surfaces. The finish would be similar and the overall colour look would remain the same. Wet blending it would look really good, however it would take quite a bit of time!