Painting Tau Fire Warriors

A simple guide to painting Tau Fire Warriors

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Gaming

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• Warhammer 40K
• Tau Fire Warrior
• Painting Guide

[GeminiPainting]

Okay, is there any technique specifically or a certain model that anyone would like to know hoe to paint? If so I will try and produce a guide on it.

[TJDRAGO145]

So what did you use to apply the paint? A small brush or something?

[GeminiPainting]

@TJDRAGO145 I use all GW products. In this case a mix between the fine detail, basecoat and large brushes.

[GeminiPainting]

As I've has so many positive comments (all great by the way thanks!) I will do a few more vids. This time without the varnish :)

[GRAYWOLF109]

can you do how to paint a GUN DRONE and a KROOT

[thenewflibjib1z]

canu do 1 on necron scareb swarms?

[Ollyisthebest1]

was it pure vomit brown for the armour plates before you highlighted them?

[Ollyisthebest1]

can I offer a tip? mix vomit brown & bleached bone for the armour plate highlights.

[soppingwetpussyhead4]

this was an awesome and simple painting video, one i can follow easily, nice 1 mate

[WarGamingFantasy]

@GeminiPainting Would you even do some tutorials on any Fantasy? Such as Wood elves?

[BraveBovine]

@josesgcaedo: you need to use multiple thin layers. The first layer should look terrible, the second layer somewhat better, and the third layer should mostly complete it. If you undercoat with GW's chaos black spray, dont worry if it doesn't cover every tiny little bit. Then just paint the whole thing scorched brown like in the video. Instead of using vomit brown, vallejo has "filthy brown" which is the same colour, and I prefer it over GW's paints.

[josesgcaedo]

how do you get your vomit brown to that color? my vomit brown's color is so much different, also, the undercoat shows. It looks really ugly. If anyone can help me, that would be great! if you need a picture of it, just pm me! thanks guys.

[pinglauwa]

Yeah, you should do more videos, I see the last one is from 2010. Maybe do some where you show exactly how your strokes are. You know to show the completely new people how exactly to "Drybrush" "highlight" and so on. So keep it up! Great video! And great painting! =)