STEP BY STEP STORMTROOPER BY ANDREA MINIATURES, CODE S8-F57

STORMTROOPER 1917
S8-F57
1/18
90MM.
PAINTING LEVEL 2
STEP BY STEP HEAD AND HELMET (WWI SOLDIER)
THE MASTER PAINTER CARLOS ROYO
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Music from the KZbin Audio Library.
"Prelude and Fugue BWV 867", de Florindo Baldissera, Vittorino Nalato, Florindo Baldissera, Vittorino Nalato
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[@Excremental_Discharge]

Who are the 40 who dislike this? This is art

[@3yodas87]

I knew this guy was serious when the first thing he started painting was the upper eyelashes, great job.

[@MightyMoriar]

Ohhhh these stormtroopers.... the really old stormtroopers

[@DrDeathmonger]

Every time I watch one of your videos it makes me want to break my brushes in half and stop painting. I'm jealous, but inspired. :)

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

=) We are glad to hear that, well if you want to learn how to paint figure in that quality we are organizing painting course. The next one is in May and we have few spots left. Here is the link to download the leaflet with all the details (everything is included, even the hotel, lunch, dinner etc... www.andreaeurope.com/newsletters/2015/painting-course-may-2015/painting-course-may-2015.pdf Check our facebook page, you have also the information of the course : facebook.com/andrea.miniatures

[@mammodelclub269]

Please continue to show more painting techniques. I have been painting figures off and on since 1984 and I still learn new techniques watching your DVD's and these videos.

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

Skip VABeach thank you very much, hopefully it's just the beginning of this channel and we will post more tutorials.

[@paulomartino25]

Superb tutorials as always - a great source of learning for all grades of modellers - techniques used are well explained - a truly sublime figure painting source - thanks so much.

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

We apreciate, thank you. Do not forget to share it if you want to see more ! ! !

[@Peter-Oxley-Modelling-Lab]

Ten mins ago: "I am a great modeller, what can this guy possibly teach me?" 😏 Now: "Aaargh! I am a terrible modeller, I know nothing!" 😩 This is truly awesome skill, probably best I ever saw. Wonderful! 👍🏻 I still have much to learn, oh Master...

[@ivans7406]

Best face painting tutorial on YT!

[@brianfoley4328]

Yes, Master Painter sums it up nicely.

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

Hi everyone, Just to let you know our next painting course is ready for october. www.andreaeurope.com/newsletters/2015/international-painting-course-october-2015/painting-course-october-2015.pdf

[@NanatsukiBenio]

I have a question about Metal figures I've heard they dying if there is a cold weather or a cold room due to it's metal chemical characteristics is that true? or you using another kind of white metal? Thanks

[@33nihilus]

You're my favorite miniature painter.

[@davidducouret791]

Fingerlock from the size of his hand I would say he is not that miniature 😋

[@stephenmackey4571]

Brilliant work of art

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

Don't forget to suscribe to our channel !

[@mivideomasafi]

Me encanta la parte del casco un poco la cenicienta de estas figuras... felicidades!!

[@akihirotoyoda6609]

Wonderful paint set for figures, I am also using them ^_^

[@erickirwan8703]

I'm master painting right now!

[@VadSokol]

А так в начале хорошо начиналось!А вышло как всегда.

[@icetea1455]

a beautifull fine piece of art....

[@pietervliek8848]

Beautiful work, great video,

[@bercegampu]

I enjoy your artwork man..! Awesome..

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

Hi Everyone, We are organizing a painting course with the Stormtrooper and there is just few place left: www.andreaeurope.com/en/painting-courses/6/international-painting-course-march-2016.html

[@akihirotoyoda6609]

And niceBGM (Lute arrange of Wholtemperiertesklavier)!

[@CourcelleJeanPierre]

Bravo très bien fait !

[@irenesdollytreasures9516]

I just started to repaint 1/6 head ❤❤❤it helps me a lot 👍👍👍thanks

[@ikupsugiarto]

Saw the title, then the thumbnail, and thought he looks quite badass for someone who never hits the target.

[@steveaustin9386]

What time do you allow between layers and do you work from particular photo's? Also do have a preferred magnifier you use? Thanks.

[@peterevans3247]

Wooooow ! !!!

[@jrakriv4465]

Thank you so much.

[@PhilippeCazin-ym8xr]

Super merci

[@DaCostaStudio]

Super awesome work :)

[@jimmyto1009]

AMAZING

[@lcarquez]

excelente

[@Bunyip_Studios]

the Dropbox link doesn't work

[@matt23547]

helllo at 23.57 your giving the helmet a cover of gloss varnish but the next step it seems to go back to matt?

[@georgetaylor5433]

Yes, by the way which set do you recommend for British AFV in North Africa WW2 ?

[@michtoystaff4656]

Will you be doing the whole figure? The information leaflet is only for the paint sets correct? there are no instructions included.

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

The step by step of the whole figure is already made but it's not a video, it's a review step by step in the next issue of SMMI magazine (release in May) But if this video get a lot of view, we will make a lot of more videos ....

[@vitaliyrudiy9462]

Thanks. I will review it again. I collect armor in 35 scale. And I don't know how to paint crews

[@mrsniperhunter]

when using Vallejo paint, what quantity of paint to water should I use when air spraying my model

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

You should put 60% water and 40% paint.

[@joeynuggetz]

What do all the degree symbols mean in the paint subtitles? How do I decode this?

[@BopperTSK]

Great technique. I'm admired. But what type of brush did you use for painting of eye at the bigining of the video? I started to paint miniatures just few months ago and recently discovered liner brushes, but tringular brushes I didn't see yet at all.

[@847M4N]

Ростислав Горохов The brush are from Andrea reference: KS-0 and KS-1 (Kolinsky brushes)

[@까부남]

Good very good

[@georgetaylor5433]

Hi friends great tuto, what do the n°4 n° 6 stand for ? thanks

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

Hello, Our paint set has a reference such as ACS-001 but inside of each set there is 6 bottles number from nº1 to nº6. Let us know if you need anything else.

[@georgetaylor5433]

Muchas gracias amigo !

[@paulwhiting1648]

What are you using to hold the head and the helmet?

[@maxbrandt6]

Excellent painting, the blending is so smooth! By the way, does our painter here, Carlos, have relation to famous painter Luis Royo?

[@andysun73]

Are all the paints used on the face from Andrea flesh set.

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

Andrew Bell, Yes the Flesh Paint Set from Andrea color is used for the skin in that video. The reference of each color used is inside the video.

[@Miguel-re2hv]

Are you going to post the entire vid?

[@vasili1207]

Where can I get this Arnold Schwarzenegger look a like stormtroop? Id like to recreate the whole process. Many thanks

[@mrblackpublications]

Awesome video! Can you tell me what size and what company' s name is the brush for the eyes? It is really has very sharp tip! This video is very helpful for all levels of painters! Go on for more. A 1/35 figure with camo will be very good to see in the painting process!

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

They are our paint brushes but we are actually improving the quality and at the end of march we should have the new production ready at www.andreaeurope.com The brush is kolinsky sable 000 (short serie) Register to our newsletter and you will receive an email when the new production arrive.

[@averagescalemodeler7724]

I'm definitely adding the Andrea flesh set to my birthday list. Are all the colors used in this video included in the flesh set?

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

We didn't use the 6 colors from the flesh paint set. it depends of the skin you want to paint. In the subtitles you can see the color use for this video.

[@WALKIN6TARG3T]

how did he do the face? is this 3D print or clay?

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

It's not a 3D model, it was made by hand using different materiel such as milliput....

[@GhostRider247]

I'd like to know the manufacturer of the figures if you can , absolutely stunning painting stunning !!!!! Many Thanks Shaun.

[@TRZ99]

He makes them, look up Andrea miniatures on google

[@andysun73]

Is it easier to learn to paint a large miniature ?

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

In a way yes but at the end it requires more knowledge and work. Bigger the scale is more details it will have, for example: if you paint the cloth of a 1/35 figure, it will be just base color, light and shadows. For a 1/16 figure (if the model has quality) you can even simulate with the paint the texture of the cloth and not only the color. The same for the eyes, for a 1/35 figure it's just a point while a 1/16 will have the iris, pupil, etc... I hope my explanation will be enough. Regards,

[@香江笑爺]

what does it mean by n%5?

[@jacksmodels7412]

I've subscribed

[@edwordwhy9491]

Can you please tell me what is the music that you used for the video? Thank you and beautiful work.

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

Hello. Thank you for your comment. Music from the KZbin Audio Library. "Prelude and Fugue BWV 867", de Florindo Baldissera, Vittorino Nalato, Florindo Baldissera, Vittorino Nalato

[@edwordwhy9491]

Thank you very kindly, your musical selection is just ideal music for me to work to. I hope one day to be as skilled as you when it comes to your art. Cheers and I am grateful to you for your fine work and for the video.

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

Our pleasure.

[@ashby1672]

you work is art... not hobby..

[@Bunyip_Studios]

forgot to say it comes up 404 error

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

it's updated, now it should be working, sorry for the trouble.

[@Bunyip_Studios]

ok thanks

[@eldiablo4131]

Very simplified and clear way to paint eyes...very nice..! Another thing; I can't get over from painting with enamels and oils and start painting my figures with the latest trends of acrylic paints....If you ever painted figures with enamels; what would be the biggest difference between both methods that would convince you to use acrylic paints? It seems to me that acrylic paints lack coverage and the repeated layers only build up and hide the already minimum detail; example face of a 1/35th scale figure...I would appreciate any feedback...

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

+El Diablo Thank you for the comment. Acrylic paint must be always mixed with water in a ratio of 40% paint and 60% water. That way we can apply many layers to the figure and without hiding the details. The fundamental difference between painting with oil and acrylic paint is drying time. Oil colors require much more time to dry than acrylics which allows us to merge the colors on the figure to obtain color transitions and blur. On the other side, acrylics are melted by transparencies. Color transitions on the figure are achieved by overlapping layers of color more or less transparent without completely hiding the tone from under. The enamels also take longer to dry than acrylics (but not as much as oil colors) and therefore, can melt the different tones on the figure. Each type of paint has its advantages and disadvantages. Acrylic colors dry very fast so we see the final results almost immediately after application; but cast technique using transparencies can be a bit more complex to understand for people used to melt the fresh colors on the figure. Another advantage of acrylic is that we can find many matt colors (oils usually are satin) and are perfect to represent, for example, the texture of the clothes. In addition, many of them can be applied both with brush and airbrush (full range Andrea Color is a good example) And if you are interested in learning acrylic techniques we organize painting courses of all types see the following link www.andreaeurope.com/en/next-painting-courses.html

[@eldiablo4131]

+ANDREAMINIATURES Hello..! (..late on the reply....) I really appreciate this note, and I will look a little more into your link and the possibility of continue trying acrylic paints..( without knowing (or) trying them before ; I bought a whole bunch of Tamiya acrylics, with the intention of painting all my Dragon military sets, but when I tried them, I was totally disappointed; (and I'm pretty handy with the color mixing moves and all..! )but these paints left me feeling a little confused...But time to move on, your explanation makes very much sense..I have to try something else or just plainly go back and enjoy doing it the way I always did it..(sadly all my enamels are dry by now..so, ) Also; I find out that when painting with enamels; for the flat effect on the clothing, you mix your paint with a little lighter fluid, but you have to plan in advance to avoid staining neighboring features in a figure, that require a glossy or satin look....Anyway thank you again..! It was good conversing with you...

[@RRW276]

+El Diablo Oh gosh... reading your comment! That was me several years back (actually more than that). I'm 40 years old and visited England when I was 10 years old. The man my family and I stayed with was a retired Queens Guard. His knowledge, experiences, what I had access to and learned was something I'll never forget. Anyway, he painted 54mm military figures. Mostly were Queens Guards but he also painted other historical pieces (Civil War, Napoleon Era etc.). At the time I had never seen anything like that (painted figures) with such realism and stunning details. He painted with oils. I was hooked and within seconds had a burning passion for it. When I came back to the states the only figures I could get my hands on were fantasy figures, which were not something I was interested in and most were 22mm. Anyway, my friend from England kindly sent me figures and he would send tips via written letters- it was great experience. He also sent me the much cherished book by Shep Paine. I started using enamels (Humbrol) in the late 90's and began using both mediums 50/50. I never thought twice about the drying time and knew nothing about acrylics. This was therapy for me and I just love putting on my Walkman and listening to The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Chopin etc. (whatever my mood). In the early 2000's I stumble onto a figure painting forum and acrylics were fast becoming the medium to use. I just couldn't make it work... I could fade, the washes were different, basically many of the techniques were different. Fast forward a few years (2009 - 2010 ?) I decided to force myself to make acrylics work. And I'm glad I did. They are my primary use and I just worked through the learning curve... from an artistic standpoint they just feel more "comfortable" if that makes sense. I FEEL as though I've tried every brand, including Tamiya. I'm not a fan at all of their paints, but I use some of their stuff. Like X22 (matte enhancer) which is a life saver. At one point one thing that started frustrating me about acrylics was not getting the consistency. I never had this issue with Winston & Newton or Humbrol. I eventually found that my paint collection pretty much consisted of all Andrea and Vallejo. Both are great... but Andrea's quality and consistency is unmatched by no other. Their painting sets are great... I really wish I had these when I began learning to "layer" acrylics rather than "blending" with oils. Vallejo has an insane amount of colors and it can be daunting at times... I just have my main colors I stick with. However, Andrea's are more streamlined and they have all you need. And I'm honestly not trying to plug Andrea here on their channel. Their paints (and other products) truly are great. I still use oil from time to time and enamel... but mostly just base coat and it's rare. Acrylics lay beautifully over oils. Well, I know you didn't ask for my opinion and I know this is quite long (sorry). Just wanted to offer my experience. I love this art and I love acrylics... would go back for anything. Good luck!

[@michaelslack5269]

Are these acrylic paints that you use? I also subbed you awesome work my friend.

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

+Michael Slack Yes, they are acrylic paint. The paints are from the range of Andrea Color. (XNAC and ACS) Thank you for comment.

[@michaelslack5269]

Thank you sir. I really like your method! Certainly going to give it a try.

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

+Michael Slack we are organizing painting courses so if you are interested check our website www.andreaeurope.com

[@juansabando1952]

cambien la musica!!!!!! excelente trabajo!!!

[@itovich71]

Esta guapo pero la musica ufggģ Gracias.

[@ralex3697]

Beautiful, but I find the eyes too white

[@corsair371]

Great video , but the music🤪

[@paolocascetti3358]

The color of the German helmet is wrong.

[@johannesgallein308]

It isn't

[@eduardojimenez5933]

THAT BRANDS OF PAINTS YOU USE .... NOT SEEING TO SEE IN THE VIDEO .... YOU THINK YOU CAN SOME DAY TRANSLATE THEM TO THE SPANISH ,,, THANKS AND MANY CONGRATULATIONS.

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

¿Como le puedo ayudar? Los colores son de la Marca Andrea y las referencias vienen dentro el video.

[@eduardojimenez5933]

Muchisimas gracias...los videos podrian ser doblados al español...bueno los que se puedan...abrazos

[@bespokeframing8313]

wait, so you painted the models face to profetional standard ... then put a gas mask on it ?

[@ANDREAMINIATURES]

No, the figure has two heads and we painted both version. One without the mask and the other with.

[@bespokeframing8313]

Aaaaaaaaahhhhhhh

[@misterrgad]

среднечек.

[@godofwarslavko]

lol why painting shadow on sculpture