Mordor Orc Warrior Painting Tutorial (Middle Earth Strategy Battle Game)

Finally, after sickness and delay after delay, the Mordor Orc Warrior painting tutorial is here!
Have a look, let me know your thoughts, like comment and subscribe and shout which tutorial you'd like to see next. The Minas Tirith Warrior or the Warrior of Rohan.
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[@sabphotography2916]

Best concise, informative, no nonsense tutorial. Most excellent work Sir! Subbed!

[@KentusMaximos]

“Ask and you will receive, and your joy will be complete”. Another great example of reference.

[@Competentetyler]

Concise, informative, attainable, and inspiring. Well done! I appreciate you!

[@ansfelt8154]

Never thought of using a white undercoat and cosntrast paints for mordor orcs. Very interesting way to go, will definitely try it out. Thanks a lot !

[@madmerlinsart]

Perfection! I'm just about to tackle 25 of these (24 + banner) for my Fall of the Necromancer project, and this was the first video I clicked on out of all available and it was really helpful. Straight and to the point, you turned those old models into masterpieces, will definitely be using this to paint mine, I'm even going to go out and zenith the 24 I've primed black, already started work on the banner, and get these guys done. Again top video, really great guide.

[@yasarhussain1398]

Loving the tutorials, would love for you to do the rest as I'm just starting out! Subbed!

[@TMFeilla]

Great video, I just primed a good 20 orcs so this will be perfect as a reference. Would love to see a Minas Tirith or Harad video as well!

[@theanglosaxon]

Thanks for this mate, great tutorial

[@shaunpotter4522]

awesome vid Chris also have you ever thought about merch because i think a tshirt with "Don't Worry, it'll be Reet" on it would be pretty cool

[@majkus]

Noob here: could that Eye on the shield be accomplished with a cut-out stencil of, say, light card stock, and stippling the color through the stencil (strokes would more easily leak under the stencil)?