Fixing Boring Primaris into the Space Wolves

Has anyone else noticed that Jay seems to paint space wolfs about every few months

Try mixing your green stuff then setting it aside for an hour or so. It'll start to cure so it's easy to cut, but still be plenty soft enough to sculpt and bend. If you can find the sweet spot between malleable and cured then it's like you're working with an entirely different product.

I love watching what little twists you add to make them interesting. I think an interesting challenge would be the Carcharodons. Their colour scheme is just grey and white, so its a challenge to make them stand out.

You could try some Crimson Fists? They COULD be cool or mid. But your paint can make any model shine! Give it a go!

Crimson Fists! gotta round out the Dorn-ites!

If i remember correctly, the 13-th is a pack of Wulfen lead by a rune priest who just travel the galaxy and sometimes help their fellow space wolves

I love Space Wolves. I've always felt that Space Wolves are one of the few Space Marine chapters that have fun and they encourage individuality in each models design with the little charms, teeth, claws and fur :P

I'll keep asking for Crimson fists keep up the awesome videos

The 13th Great Company accompanied Russ into the Eye of Terror during the scouring. There were rules for them in Codex: Eye of Terror during 3rd Edition as they followed The Black Legion and Abaddon out of The Eye to fight against his forces during the (old) 13th Black Crusade, though I'm sure this has all been retconned now. This is where where Wulfen were introduced as a playable unit. SW only got more dumb from that point onwards. It should be noted though that a slightly earlier incarnation (Bill King's version from the 2E Codex and the Ragnar Blackmane novels) noted the 13th Great Company as being based on Fenris and containing all the Wolf Priest...or Iron Priests or something. I can't remember exactly. Also, in that version of the canon Russ left Fenris to find the Seed of the World Tree which he intended to use to heal The Emperor.

My humble chapter request is the Sons of the Phoenix. They were created to be a different take on religious space Marines but accidentally look like an Emperor's children successor chapter. They don't have a tonne of lore, but I think they're really cool.

“You can never gave too many knives” -Logen Nine Fingers

If you’ve got a spare chaos head, then an Exorcist chapter marine would be fun. Dark red, demon skull emblem, and their super secret ritual of having their recruits get possessed by a demon, exorcising that demon, and ending up with a chapter more resistant to chaos.

Great video dude! For suggestions on what to paint next, I would love to see some marines from the Badab war. Most space marines are just the progenitor chapters now a days, and it would be cool if you highlighted some of the great chapters that have fallen by the wayside. I still think you should do Marines Errant; it would be a fun challenge to paint an entirely metallic paint scheme. The conversation options are also great, you could build a boarding shield or build a base that's the destroyed remains of a spaceship's hull. I love your videos and keep on keeping on dude!

I like to paint blood ravens. So much red paint. To make it fun i like using upgrade sprues from other chapters. Mostly a combination of blood angels and raven guard for the blood and raven bits. But i have made a point to make intercessor sergeants wearing gear "borrowed" from other chapters.

This has got to be the most value anyone’s gotten out of a box of Intercessors.

Try dry brushing a white or something over the glaciers to make them look more frozen. The edges of ice are more focused so they appear more white. Right now the glaciers ended up just looking like blue rocks

Jay, admidt it, you are Vlka Fenryka at heart. More Space wolf paint jobs please, I love your take on them.

Yay for Paw Patrol. Also Ashes of Prospero deals with the 13th.

Good job Jay here’s a tip to remember about Green stuff though, It cures more over time and working with it can occur in stages. If you wait an hour to an hour and a half it’ll become less sticky and firmer. Experiment with letting it sit for a little bit before you start to work with it depending on what you wanna do. You can also use thin coating of mineral oil to get rid of fingerprints instead of water and mineral oil evaporates within a few hours.

In an older codex the Space Wolves were described as a fantasy army placed into the 40k setting, they more than any other main chapter feel like a separate independent army so primaris units can sometimes look out of place compare to older ones, but this model turned out great!