Great guide on GK painting. You've inspired me to paint my own GK army up! Excellent! So glad to hear it! I'll be doing more hobby videos soon, so stay tuned! Thank you for being the best for grey knight content on YouTube, going to try out your painting tips on my new grey knights. Thanks so much!

Any tips on speed painting? Trying to work through a Grey Knights combat patrol but I take about 1 hour or so for a single model. Any way to speed it up? I use this guide and it gets me through my stuff pretty quickly. I do my mine in 5 model batches and it seems to work well enough.

I painted my grey knights a bit different. I started with a black primer and used a very light metal color (aluminum airbrush metal from Vallejo). I then applied two coats of equal parts water, nuln oil gloss and guilliman blue (blue glaze). I think the brighter metals have a nice contrast by itself . Also I like the blueish shine.

Here's a few resources that might help you with getting started: You can read our Getting Started guide here. This covers all the basics you need to know to get involved in building, painting and playing 40k. For rules questions, don't forget that the core rules for Warhammer 40k are available online for free . For this stage, simply paint in all of the flesh area of the horse. We will add details later but for now focus on a nice even coverage of the base colour. Note, I will paint the black horse black, even though this is the undercoat colour. This is as areas may be missed when undercoating, and also to give a smoother finish.

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June 22, 2020. In our How to Paint Everything series, we take a look at different armies of the Warhammer universe, examine their history and heraldry, and look at several different methods for painting them. With the release of Engine War, we’re taking a look at the towering mechanical warriors of the the fallen households, Chaos Knights.

In this video, I'll show you how to paint a Chaos Knight for Warhammer 40K! This guy is too big to be confined to one video - so this is part one where I cov

And which types off paint on gw website as well. GW paints: Leadbelcher (base/air) Ironbreaker (layer) Nuln oil (wash, comes in gloss or non gloss) Drakenhof nightshade (wash, gives blue tint to steel) Non GW paints: Vallejo Metal Color Steel (goes on smoother than leadbelcher through the airbrush) Vallejo Metal Color Duraluminum (for highlight Detail brush VGC Blue ink into the lines and details of the model. First highlight: VGA Chainmail. Line highlight: VGA Silver. Soft armor: Either VMA or VMC Dark Panzer Grey or Black. (I prefer the Dark Panzer Grey with a VGC Black ink wash for depth) Weapons: whichever force/power weapon effect tickles your fancy. The secretive Grey Knights are the Chapter Militant of the Ordo Malleus, meaning their remit is the fight against Chaos and all that is daemonic in the 41st

A painting Tutorial showing how I painted my Grey Knight Purifier Squad. I used the New citadel paint range, and put more of an emphasis on dry-brushing usin

When you’re painting Grey Knights, the first step is to basecoat them. This is simply a light layer of paint that covers the entire miniature. It’s important to use a light layer, so that the details on the miniature are still visible. There are a few different ways to basecoat Grey Knights. You can use a spray paint, a brush, or an airbrush.

A short guide, showing how I painted the silver-blue armour of my Grey Knights for Kill Team. I tried to keep this method as simple as possible so I could pa

Grey Knights are relatively easy to paint so you should be fine. Honestly, you can just prime them in Leadbelcher from Citadel and you’re 75% done, pick a silver or aluminum to either dry brush or edge highlight over it. XCpx.