Thanks @arbitorian.bsky.social and @miramanga.bsky.social for reading my question. I'm one of those Black Templars players that plays them because they are awful at their job! The irony is really funny to me and they do look cool. Here are some minis I painted. Cheers!

I have created a new paint scheme for my black templars using this fuchsia reflection. What do you think? #warhammer40k

Cut to char waving as he fires a bazooka into Kycilia

Final result. I still need to make the blood coming out the blade, but for now it's good enough. Just preordered the new combat patrol, so eait for more #blacktemplars

I can't even begin to tell you guys how proud I am of the progress I'm making. #warhammer #armypainter

Yeah that looks like terrestrial titan. The thing is as you go into midtones and highlights I feel like I should move away from purple and go into magentas and pink. What do you use?

That's awesome. Can I ask you a question? I wanted to paint black armour with purple hue. I was using blue as you can see in the picture. What do you recommend in terms of purple? I use army painter but can be any brand I'll just take a converter pallet

I got to a point where it's not perfect, not even professional, but it's cool enough that I get caught looking at the details I painted myself. It's an amazing feeling

I got to be honest, I don't find that fascinating at all. It alienates the community from mass, it builds a wall of understanding of the sermons and for what? So that some idiots can call themselves catholics even though they don't like the church and the Pope's decisions? I find that very american.

It seems like those conditions are VERY limited. As it says here, my understanding is that mass should be made in native language and in my lifetime I have never seen anything like what you're describing that can still call itself catholic. It must be very rare indeed

Neither am I. It's just that I haven't ever heard of that term and it revolted me to be honest. People can't be catholics if they don't follow the catholic church.

I noticed that the technic is almost the same as doing black armour. I have been doing these black templars following your video. Is there feedback you can give me? I notice that when I varnish I lose some of the highlight and also if I look too close it looks chalky instead of shiny.

It's crazy how well the reds blend in the @thearmypainter.bsky.social range. The saturation was an issue but then I started glazing with bloodyred speedpaint. Also, if you wanna make a cool cloak use @warhammerweekly.bsky.social guide. That's was my first try! #warhammer40k #blacktemplars

Ok so first lets talk about Deep Ocean Blue (dark blue green). It's amazing to paint black armour and shadows. #armypainter has made The Darkness on the John Blanche vol1. witch is a even deeper version of it. Using Thunderous blue and Rubic Grey as highlights.

Ok so this is the result I've got using #armypainter. I'll make a breakdown of all the colors I used soon. #warhammer

It's HERE #warhammer #armypainter #johnblanche

I can't figure out what basing I want to do. I feel like whatever I choose by the time I have 2k points I'll be unhappy with it. So now everything is just black.