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Other Stuff => Workbench => Tutorials => Topic started by: Lt. Hazel on January 17, 2016, 09:22:34 PM
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Hi!
Nearly a year ago Aggro84 asked me to share my shield weathering recipe. I promised to do so and here it is. I is not "my" method of painting shields, Tom Weiss himself told me how to paint the scratches etc.
I took a Perry Miniatures Pavise and went with a rather simple geometric design.
(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/30/504_22_12_17_6_05_25_0.jpg)
The method works best with yellow or ocre, so I painted the pavise with Desert Yellow (Vallejo Modell Colour). I blended in some Ivory at the top and some light Brown at the bottom so simulate a zenital higlight. The pointed bar was outlined with black and filled with Hull red (VMC). Then I added more and more Flat Red (VMC) to the Hull Red and made a last highligth with pure, diluted Flat Red.
(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/30/504_22_12_17_6_04_06_2.jpg)
Now I mixed Burnt Umber with Black and painted some scratches caused by sword or axe strokes, which I placed mainly on the upper part of the pavise. I also painted dots to simulate spearthrusts and some irregular, larger Areas where paint chipped of.
(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/30/504_22_12_17_6_04_06_0.jpg)
With diluted Ivory I now painted Highlights just below the scratches and dots. I your shield is blue or green or any darker colour just mix some amount of the base colour to the Ivory.
(http://leadadventureforum.com/gallery/30/504_22_12_17_6_04_06_1.jpg)
My favourite step is to add "mud" to the shield, mostly at the bottom but I always make some mud spots here and there on the whole shield. I took an old brush and stippled dark Brown and Mid Brown on the pavise. Do not load your brush with too much paint please. Now that is all you Need to do.
I hope some of you find this tutorial helpful.
Cheers
Jan
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Cracking tutorial - very effective technique on the shields and the steel.
Many thanks Lt Hazel.
Simon.
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lovely :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-*
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Excellent tutorial, thanks for posting it.
I painted some Vikings this summer and was going to try this effect but bottled out in the end. They currently have clean and undamaged shields. Not fighting hard enough I guess. ;)
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Splendid little tutorial Jan 8)
cheers
James
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Extremely useful, thanks.
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I am glad you like it fellas!
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Amazing tut! :o Many thanks, now all I need is to have a steady hand and great skill with the brush, then maybe I could have something like yours as the end result :D
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Thanks for the tutorial. You have some very nice figures there.
Tony
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A how to in its pride. Thanks!
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Excellent ! Thanks for share it
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Thank you, this is a very helpful tutorial.
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Thank you very much indeed!!
Grazie!
Marco
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Oh yes. :) A simple ??? tutorial that I hope to follow with some of my roman shields. Thanks for posting.
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It's posts like this that make this forum, great tutorial thanks.
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superb :)
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It's posts like this that make this forum, great tutorial thanks.
Exactly! I love Tutorials, and here are so many fine ones to watch! I wanted to give a Little bit back to this Great Community and it affects me to read all your nice comments.
So I thank you for making my day!
Jan
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Lovely!
Thank you so much. It was definitely worth the wait!
A very useful tutorial.
Your brush skills never cease to amaze me!
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Great tutorial! 8)
Have you tried the opposite way round with the damage? What I mean by that is paint the light colour first then the dark. It means you don't need quite as fine a line to give the chipped paint look.
For example, put a random blob of light, the a randon blob of dark slightly above it, leaving the slightest sliver of light paint underneath it.
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thanks for the tutorial
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Great skill brush and paint job.
I use the same technic but with a cutter instead a brush and before paint job, of course o_o
Great tutorial like those i like to read.
Cheers
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Nice!
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That looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing. I'm really excited to try out this technique on some of my frostgrave mercenaries.
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Great stuff. Much better than my efforts.
Thanks for sharing your skills.
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I tried it. It works nicely - thank you so much!
(https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-QLVyEEdbM0M/VyYdjGh6w7I/AAAAAAAAJDE/jlNxiBe0n8Uc6Qvd-1ziiYHC1-hsECOzgCLcB/s1600/Normannen%2B011.JPG)
(https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-DjxwyRst5Xo/VyYdjysahzI/AAAAAAAAJDI/8N9Q_M8ibr8VP6zt446CqFdKlOYcAkqvQCLcB/s1600/Normannen%2B013.JPG)
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Just discovered this tutorial,great stuff,really useful,thanks for posting :)
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Whaaaat?!? Michi I missed your Pics. Fantastic. Even better than mine..That was NOT my intention 😄😄😄
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Great tutorial! May have to try it out myself. :)
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Whaaaat?!? Michi I missed your Pics. Fantastic. Even better than mine..That was NOT my intention 😄😄😄
You was on five, I was on ten in LPL10. That is going to change soon. Thank you... :D
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Excellent!
Thanks for sharing.
tt43.
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I replaced the dead photobucket links with new ones. I am now Hosting all my pics on LAF, I am not willing to pay 399 USD for crappy photobucket.
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I replaced the dead photobucket links with new ones. I am now Hosting all my pics on LAF, I am not willing to pay 399 USD for crappy photobucket.
Excellent! Thanks.
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Well worth the effort! Cheers!