December 11, 2014 by brennon
Duncan Rhodes is back with some more painting tutorials for Games Workshop with the release of the Blood Angels. First up he's going to be showing you how to paint up a Blood Angels Rhino...
What do you think of the results?
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Another great painting tutorial from GW. I really like Duncan Rhodes painting style, how he with very simlpe techniques acheives great results.
Although I think that tank is a bit to clean (almost factory new) for my taste, it needs a lot more dirt, grime and mud. Perhaps Mr Rhodes need a few tips from BoW John on how to get a tank looking dirty.
I agree. Much as I like to dream about the idea of having a Golden Demon entry in every model in the army, Duncan’s methods of leveraging, and showing, the GW painting system really does result in some great tabletop quality miniatures, and his techniques are really easy to reproduce.
As you say, a little bit of creative weathering and some personalization and these techniques go a long way.
Now I want to paint a Blood Angels rhino. I’ve never wanted to paint a Blood Angels rhino.
He really is good at this isn’t he?
Duncan is great for the videos. It’s clear what steps we are to do to get the results he was showing.