Painting: Terminator Stone Templar Scheme

October 15, 2009 by johnlyons

In our first ever painting tutorial! John takes us through how he paints his Custom Space Marine Chapter. The Stone Templar.

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karampafin

15 years ago

I love to watch these painting tutorials! they give me inspiration to paint my own miniatures at the same time.

redbrain

15 years ago

I’ve been working on a small space marine army and painting them this way as a tribute to Beasts of war 🙂 But its got me thinking i might play around with it to make like traitor legion of chaos marines in a more evil’ish version of this scheme 🙂

mortislegio

15 years ago

I wish you guys would do more painting videos. they have really helped me out.

battlebroseff

15 years ago

i love this video, i have watched it so many times. it was the first beasts of war video i ever saw and was my gateway drug to a painting addiction.

crenshaw

15 years ago

At 20 minutes in, why dry brush with the same shade as your base coat? Wouldn’t a lighter shade yield a better/more impactful result? Seems the same shade would be a bit TOO subtle.

markofnurgle

15 years ago

Good job john, i migth steal that color scheme for my SW, cheers.

detonator

15 years ago

@crenshaw This is because he did i black wah to dull down the colour then he highlighted it back up so it still look highlighted. Unless you didn’t watch the rest?

dalfur

15 years ago

AWESOME paint scheme ,looks great !

thousandsons

15 years ago

Thats a pretty sick paint job! I find it easier though to paint the purity seals, first, with a coat of Bestial Brown, then two coats of Skull White over that and Red Gore with a bit of Blood Red in the middle of the wax seal. Anyways, Nice job!