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So you want to learn to paint your first Warhammer or Warhammer 40,000 miniature after playing Space Marine 2? Well, you have come to the right place! Painting miniatures is an incredibly rewarding hobby and I have been doing it since I was 11 years old .In fact, my very first miniature I ever painted was a Space Marine but I had no one to show me what to do and as you can see, mistakes were made! Luckily, in this day and age, there are plenty of great tutorials to help you along, just like this one. Now even though we are painting a Space Marine here, the techniques demonstrated in this tutorial are a perfect foundation to paint any miniature from any game you like! All the techniques are easy to achieve and I still use them all today! Now go grab a mini, some paint and brushes and follow along, but most of all, have fun! Cheers Dunc & Rog __________________________________________________________________________ We have over 380 full, in-depth tutorials over at the Academy: Join our Social Media channels for updates and some fun stuff: Facebook: Facebook group: Instagram: To find out more about our range of high quality paints visit Want to follow along using other paint brands then just head to the chart below: Paint Conversion Charts: _________________________________________________________________________ Paints used: Mechanicus Standard Grey Spray (Citadel) Marine Blue (TTC) Oblivion Black Wash (TTC) Elysium Blue (TTC) Death Reaper (TTC) Scorched Earth (TTC) Sir Coates Silver (TTC Dragon’s Gold (TTC) Elven Skin (TTC) Guilliman Flesh (Citadel) Vampire Fang (Optional) (TTC) Astrogranite (Citadel) Brushes Used: Medium Base Brush (Citadel) Medium Wash Brush (Citadel) Small Dry Brush (Citadel) Medium Layer Brush (Citadel) Small Layer Brush - Optional (Citadel)
