Rob is almost entirely devoted to Horus Heresy content on his YouTube channel, and he’s not afraid to branch out from the Space Marines and give us a good tank or dreadnought. You can follow him on Twitter, Twitch, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

He’s not afraid to put Nuln Oil over a white basecoat. He, like Sonic, makes the painting of the miniatures very accessible, but he spends extra time making sure that the Horus Heresy models are very weathered. He wins points in my book because he doesn’t use an airbrush (I don’t have one, so those videos don’t help me). Mediocre Hobbies has been working his way through hobbying the Horus Heresy Legions as well. You can check out his Twitter and YouTube channel. Not a strict Games Workshop man, you can often find him painting historicals or mad 3D prints. ( You can read my interview with him here.) Sonic Sledgehammer paints in a way that I can really get behind: it’s accessible for the newbie, but sometimes he’ll push it a little further to get you to stretch your muscles. I’ve known Troy (or known about Troy) for probably four years, but it wasn’t until about a year ago that we started corresponding. You can check out his Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube channel. He is taking all of the 18 Legions of the Space Marines and painting them in a grimdark style that is heavy on the streaking grime, mud, and barbed wire. I first became familiar with Spen’s Painting when he showed off some truly remarkable Horus Heresy models on Twitter. The Painters Spencer from Spen’s Painting But all of them paint amazingly, and they all have skills to show off. Some of them are deep into the game and some are just getting started. Today we gather together four miniature painters who have all be painting Horus Heresy models as of late. We may earn money or products from the companies mentioned in this post.

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