Alright guys, so welcome to this Salamander Lieutenant tutorial. So to begin with here I am just putting down the base coats with Caliban Green, using the Airbrush just to get a nice solid coat basically. And then next is Warpstone Glow there. Salamander Warpstone Glow here now, similar sort of consistency. Such a nice paint this one. So now here I am using a bit of Palad Witch flesh and this is for the Lieutenant Stripe on the top of the helmet. So there's a few different ways I could have done this, including masking off everywhere that wasn't going to be white but I figured out it would be quicker and easier to just give a good spray of solid white where I wanted the Stripe to be on top of that Caliban and then you'll see in a minute I will mask off that area. So the area that's going to stay white and spray the rest with the green, the Warpstone Green, Warpstone Glow. And then just comparing the two here to make sure that that green is matching and it looks a little bit more solid on the body so just giving it a few more sprays on the helmet there. Going to go back over with Warpstone Glow and then we're going to do a recess shade of Nocturne Green and we will end with a highlight of Moot Green. Right so then we'll just start applying this all over the model. So the next thing to do is to block in the black areas. So for this I'm going to use the Lejo Model Colour Black 1795 Zero or however that's supposed to be pronounced. It's a nice kind of matteish black. I'm going to start with the shoulder pad. Okay so with the black all done next we're going to look at blocking in the silver. So we've got lots of areas here, the sword, certain parts of the backpack and the pistol and also on the helmet. So I'm going to start with the main body. For this I'm using the Lejo Model Air Italic Gun Metal. Try that. So we'll start on sword here. Hey guys, hope you enjoyed this tutorial. If you're new to Cedars Studios we are a premium miniature painting service with over 50 artists. Here at Cedars we offer four painting levels ranging from our bronze premium gaming quality up to our platinum competition standard. If you're free quote today follow the link in the description of this video. So next up we're going to block in the parchment areas and the beaded fabric I suppose there. And for that we're going to use Shupty Bone to begin with. Alright so next let's block in the gold. So I'm going to use Retributor Armor for this. So I basically want to get it to that consistency that we have to silver at. Alright guys so that is most of the gold done. We'll see finished up on the helmet there. Which is just the floral wreath sculpt. Found the top. As you can see we've got that on nice and solid in all areas. Not too many touchups if any need to be done so that's good. But I've just decided that I want to paint these low events in silver so I've just popped a bit of silver back on. Just looking at it I thought that's going to make a really nice contrast with above and below in silver. So next up we've just got a little bit of red blocking in to do with the purity seals on the papers there. So I'm going for a base of corn red. So I'm going to use this to make a little bit of gold. So for the recess shade on the green we're going to use Nocturne Green. Very fitting for the suns of Vulcan. Salamanders. So we'll get a good amount of that on there. Then I'm just going to water down with water. So I'm going to use this to make a little bit of gold. So we can coin a thin consistency. Let's try that. So we are done with the recess shade pretty much. So the next thing we need to do is some washes. So I'm going to start with a bit of Nol Noil. And that's going to go on the silver metallic areas. So you kind of want it to pull carefully and to do that we just don't have too much on the brush and build it up over a few goes rather than just slapping loads on at once. I'm going to have to do that and I'll get it on the right side of the switch back to my other previous colour palette as you can see. And I put a bit more green on top of the warpstone that was there. And I thin this down quite a lot. You can see the consistency here. And now I'm just going to do some touch ups. So that's the end of part one of the tutorial. I hope you enjoyed that and you can join me again for part two coming soon.