Painting Tutorial Heated Metal EffectsDon’t forget to listen along to the audio accompanyment of this tutorial! Not sure how? Leave a comment and we'll help you out! Hi everyone, Terry here again with another tutorial for Siege Studios Patreon. This is a shorter one showing how easy it is to get a quick heated weapon effects with a few colours and very little time! The parts have all been cleaned and assembled. | mounted them on sticks to easily handle them without touching the parts. | used Chaos Black spray from Games Workshop to undercoat them. A Iron Hands Steel gx Game Air Bright Bronze | @ (Cadel @ 72.757 (vallejo) Balthasar Gold Game Air Magic Blue © Citadel @ 72721 (Vallejo) Nuln Ol Model Color Black e (Citadel) e 70.950 (Vallejo) eet ean cemetsten ins @ (Citadel) e (Scale 75)Iron Hands Steel STEP 1 The metal parts are all base coated with GW Iron Hands Steel.The flamer barrels were base coated with GW Balthasar Gold.STEP3 The metal parts were all washed with GW Nuln Oil, the gold parts were washed with GW Agrax Earthshade.Game Bronze STEP4 The first part of the heat effect is applied using either drybrushing or airbrushing. Both techniques will yield similar results. Focus on getting half of the weapons barrel a nice bronze colour, | used Vallejo Game Air Bright Bronze.STEP 5 (Scale 75) Using a vibrant purple/violet you'll need to drybrush/airbrush over the bronze, leaving some of the bronze showing on the part furthest away from the tip of the gun. I’ve used Scale 75 Sunset Purple, but any vibrant purple/violet will work fine here. A good option if you have it is Vallejo Game Air Hexed Lichen.STEP 6 72.721 \Nallejo) The next colour up is Vallejo Game Air Magic Blue, as with the purple in the previous step the exact colour isn’t important, just a nice vibrant blue will do. Leave some of the purple visible and focus the colour towards the end of the barrels. As with the previous steps this can be airbrushed or dry brushed.Model Color Black 70.950 (Vallejo) Repeat the previous step but this time using black. This is to give the end of the barrels a very worn smokey look. | used Vallejo Model Colour Black which is very matt and looks great in this situation.on Hands Steel wt bei ww ita To finish off weathered look | dry brushed all the barrels with Silver. Don't go overboard with this last step as you want the previous colours to still be nice and visible. So there you have it, a quick 8 step guide on heated weapon barrels. It only requires a few colours and some simple techniques. It goes great on most space marine weapons and adds something interesting to what would normally be a plain silver barrel. As always if you have any feedback or questions let us know and they will be passed on to me. Enjoy your painting!