Resident Evil 2: The Board Game Mod. Zombie Painting Guide

[Music] greetings I am Obadiah and today I'm going to show you how I paint miniatures for the Resident Evil 2 board game now I'm a new painter but I've been doing digital art for quite a while now so I have some experience that carries over from that this video is just to share some techniques that I've learned with other new painters so they can get started painting and have some fun today's model I've chosen is the modified lab zombie a very easy start for a beginner so let's get right into it so the first thing you're going to need is a piece of cardboard in which you cut two holes in the corners that we see you can hold a piece of tape insert the corner of the tape inside the cardboard slots and make sure that the tape is facing sticky side up with the tape set in place now you can place the base of the models right on top of the tape test so they don't fall over when you're spraying them with primer so I've got my primer ready and now I'm going to spray the models with an even coat of gray sometimes it takes several layers to get just right but it's much better to add layers than to spray it all on at once and have the the primer become way too thick to where you lose all the details now with the primer dried and ready to go on our zombie models it's time to get painting before you paint carefully look over the model that way so you can see what kind of details you're going to need to paint and that kind of decides the colors that you'll need to use the color scheme for this zombie is really simple I use basic flesh blood red and Mojave white to cover all the small details on the model I use the army painter flesh wash and Citadel blood for the blood god which is a great blood paint because it looks exactly like blood so first we start off with the flesh layer and you want to make sure that when you're painting these types of models that your paint is really really thin that we so it can stick on in separate layers and you can paint over it if you need to so the thinner the better even if you have to keep painting it over and over I had my phone there on the table so I could look at the reference model that I was referring to now the model from the board game the actual sculpt isn't the exact one-to-one remake of this type of zombie but it gives me a good theme and helps me understand the colors that I'm going to be painting so when you're painting it's a good habit to avoid painting the model the entire one color you want to kind of skip it over so you can paint in the other areas of it and give it a little bit more detail so it doesn't get all washed out so now to magnify the details of the sculpt I'm going to put on the army painter flesh wash and I'm just going to kind of liberally splash it in there and make sure it fills all the crevices and different areas where shadow should be once the wash has dried a little bit I add on the blood for the blood god to blood paint and it makes it look really really cool and finally when my models are all done I take them back outside and I spray them with a clear coat mat that way so the paint doesn't rub off and you know when people are playing with the pieces it doesn't come off under their hands or lose any detail so right after this stage if you repaint the models with the blood for the blood god paint it actually makes it look shiny and wet still which is what I do so once I'm done spraying the mat on them I will repaint them with the blood just to get it to look that you know they're very shiny and gross looking type of blood and there you have it like I said I'm just a beginner painter so I hope that this video was helpful to you in some way or another if you haven't seen my unboxing video or my felt her storage box review for the Resident Evil 2 board game go ahead and check them out the links are in the description thanks for watching and have fun painting [Music] you

Channel: Obadiah Luna

Views: 5,000

Keywords: Resident Evil 2, RE2, Board Game, Resident Evil 2 Board Game, Painting, Miniature painting, Guide, Tabletop, Paint

Id: S28jDJUex98

Length: 4min 20sec (260 seconds)

Published: Thu Mar 07 2019