How to paint: Obi-Wan Kenobi.

Well hello there! In this tutorial, Duncan shows you how to paint Obi-Wan Kenobi from Fantasy Flights Star Wars Legion game. This is a well loved character and deserves an in-depth painting tutorial worthy of the great Jedi Master himself.

Paints used:
Zandri Dust spray
Ulthuan Grey
Apothecary White
Necromancer Cloak (AP)
Dark Tone (AP)
Mechanicus Standard Grey
Administratum Grey
Strong Tone (AP)
Zandri dust
Ushabti Bone
Screaming Skull
Pallid Wych Flesh
Matt White (AP)
Doombull Brown
Skrag Brown
Bugman's Glow
Reikland Fleshshade
Cadian Fleshtone
Kislev Flesh
Wyldwood
Druchii Violet
Mornfang Brown
Gun Metal (AP)
Shining Silver (AP)
Caledor Sky
Teclis Blue
Temple Guard Blue
Baharroth Blue

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[lepszykomentator]

"better pallet for more civilised age"

"Only stormtroopers would be so precise"

"...even if the tile is so uncivilised"

"Zandri Dust is too much on the Dark Side"

"don't paint from the low"

"just finish it of"

"good idea to use just brush like this"

"when you look at the miniature from a certain point of view"

"This has been the video you are looking for"

"Move along. Move along."

he did it again ❤️

[kymab.]

0:00
"General Duncan! You're a bold one"
"Your painting tutorial would make a fine addition to my collection"

[nekrovulpes]

It is only after breaking his ancient blood covenant with the Citadel overlords that Saint Duncan could share the arcane knowledge of the wet palette with mere mortals. "Never! You shall damn us all! You have no idea what you have dooone!" they shreiked. But Duncan was unafraid, undeterred, for his coats were thin. Some even said that this cataclysmic shift of power would be enough to force the malevolent Citadel barons to begin producing dropper bottles- But it was not to be, and the war in the heavens rages on.

[LordBloodpool]

The "Hello There" completely slipped past me on first viewing, bravo duncan.

[SigmarAO]

Duncan: "Hello There"
Me: *Wipes proud tear from eye*

[Chunkyfunk]

"Zandri dust is a little bit too much on the dark side." You are a bold one.
Only just found this channel as a new painter myself, absolutely love your content. Super helpful without going over the top on faff or jokes. Perfect balance.

[loltwest]

*Starts the video with "Hello there!"*


Me: Instantly like.

[jshepherd]

I like that he doesn’t go over the top with highlighting like a lot of other folks do.

[keepcalmandre-roll]

Loving all those Star Wars quotes Duncan :)

[mrafk]

Duncan and star wars legion, what a time to be alive!

[shiggitydiggity]

That mini will make a fine addition to your collection.

[srsgoblin]

Great video, Duncan! Appreciated.

One minor thing I would like to point out that I feel like you guys could touch on, is when applying a glaze the directionality of your brush affects the paint. Glazes, as thin and watery as they are, deposit the majority of the paint where your brush leaves the model.

So, for the white parts, paint it upwards rather than downwards to give the impression of light being brightest at the top. It's a small thing that really helps especially when doing a more pigment rich color like blue or red.

[jamesrichards]

So many references and the first sight of a wet palette on the channel. He's become an absolute madlad free from the corporate overlords.

[lois]

The sheer amount of puns was incredible!

[carbon]

"Hello there!"

Great first line, it did not go unnoticed xD

[mandalorethemadman]

General Kenobi! And May the Fourth be with you all on this project, should you attempt to paint it

[andrewames]

Thank you Duncan, I learned how to not only paint but to love table top games as well.

[lashleynationallibrary]

The way he delivers all those quotes with a straight face...beautiful

[Norseraider]

Thank you Duncan for the upload ! 🤘🏻
I’ve been following you for the past 6 years and you are the reason I got back into this fantastic hobby again !
Take care and cheers from Denmark 🇩🇰

[audioweasel]

Straight faced Star Wars quotes, top notch. Also very informative about painting technique. All in all, well done