Necron Lokhust Heavy Destroyer, Sautekh Dynasty

Описание: When Games Workshop showed off the additional models that would be coming along with the new Necron and Primaris units I was all in on a lot of them. Sure the bunker seems a bit too Terran and while the Monolith is a bit pricey, overall I liked the majority of them. One of the most adored by me was the Lokhust Heavy Destroyer for it’s chunky floaty self and the massive weapons it brings to the table. I may not have been the only one who thought that though as they seem to be out of stock everywhere when they first arrived. That or maybe I am alone and I picked the one model they only made a few of because they figured it wouldn’t sell. None of that mattered though as I managed to get my hands on not one but two of them and will be painting one in what will be a long overdue video but one which I’m happy with the result of. Feel free to let me know how you think I did, what I could do different, what you would have done differently or just say “whuddup” in the comments as I try to respond when I can. If I could go back and change anything about this video it would be the time it took to film. The gap between videos was too long but I also spent too long from start to finish so details were lost, rambles were repeated and in general just too much to think about. That’s why for my next model I’ll probably continue painting something I started like 80 days ago… cause that makes sense.

If you're looking for a shorter version, my ramble edition for this model can be found here:
   • Lokhust Heavy Destroyer - RFE  

Check out these two magnetizing tutorials if you don’t want to “press fit” your luck….
“Press fit”....
I’ll see myself out:

Magnetizing pre assembly:
   • How to Magnetise Necron Lokhust Heavy Dest...  
Magnetizing post assembly:
   • Magnetizing the Lokhust Heavy Destroyer  


About Roshamjoe Paints:

I've been painting Warhammer Age of Sigmar and WH40k models for about 6 years now and in that time have painted a wide variety. My skill is less than others out there but I'm always looking to improve and it's fun to look back on models I started with to then compare them to something more recent. The hobby of assembling and painting is how I spend my free time and I'm now looking to reach out and share that with others who might enjoy the madness in my methods of hobbying. My style includes a lot of run on sentences and tangents which can lead to minutes of wasted time but may provide some entertainment or background noise if nothing else.

Overall, if you're having fun with the hobby then the finished product, good or bad, was worth the time invested.

-Joe

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0:00 - Ramble In
0:55 - Overview and Assembly
9:00 - Sub Assembly Setup
10:30 - Leadbelcher basecoat on metals
11:46 - Agrax Earthshade shade over Leadbelcher
12:52 - Runefang Steel drybrush over metals
16:13 - Abaddon Black basecoat on weapons and misc
18:57 - Eshin Grey as highlight
20:57 - Dawnstone drybrush over Abbadon to hide the Eshin Grey
22:28 - Caliban Green basecoat on armor and glowing pieces
24:30 - Warpstone Glow lightly drybrushed on armor panels
27:26 - Apologizing for my multiple shortcomings though not all of them
28:02 - Warpstone Glow layered on for glowing pieces
31:21 - Moot Green layered on for glowing pieces
34:03 - Moot Green as an edge highlight on armor
35:12 - Retributor armor on face, spine and decorative things
39:11 - Celestra Grey basecoat on half of the face
39:40 - Ulthuan Grey layered over the Celestra Grey
40:57 - White Scar edge highlight on face
42:16 - Abbadon Black to emphasize the white on the face
44:03 - Liberator Gold as an edge highlight to gold pieces
45:41 - Confused ramblings of a tired man
46:54 - Runefang Steel as a fine highlight on the gold pieces
48:53 - Dorn Yellow applied as a glaze or as multiple layers and blended in to Moot Green
54:36 - Final assembly turntable spinny show-off-mo-tron
54:54 - Ramble Out

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