Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Do want to get your 40K Astartes on the table top quickly? Well never fear, we have got you covered by showing you not one, not two but THREE different speed painting technqiues you can use to get your army painted in no time at all! Now even though we are using Ultramarines to demonstrate the techniques, you can easily adapt them to paint any chapter you want.
We hope you enjoy this one.
Cheers
Dunc, Rog & the DRPA team!
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We have over 500+ full, in-depth tutorials over at the DRPA: duncanrhodes.com
Check out our store: store.duncanrhodes.com
Join our Social Media channels for updates and some fun stuff:
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To find out more about our range of high quality paints visit transatlantisgames.com
If you want to follow along using other paint brands then just head to the chart below:Paint Conversion Charts: duncanrhodes.com/ttc-paints
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Dip Method:
Standard Grey Spray (Colour Forge)
Altdorf Guard Blue (Citadel)
Death Reaper (TTC)
Sir Coates Silver (TTC)
Dragon’s Gold (TTC)
Demon Red (TTC)
Vampire Fang (TTC)
Army Dip (Army Painter)
Flat Clear Varnish (Tamiya)
Slap Chop Method:
Chaos Black Spray (Citadel)
Dungeon Stone Grey (TTC)
Carcharadon Grey (TTC)
White Star (TTC)
Ultramarines Blue (Citadel)
Black Templar (Citadel)
Blood Angels Red (Citadel)
Skeleton Horde (Citadel)
Gulliman Flesh (Citadel)
Sir Coates Silver (TTC)
Basilicanum Grey (TTC)
Classic Method:
Standard Grey Spray (TTC)
Marine Blue (TTC)
Oblivion Black Wash (TTC)
Elysium Blue (TTC)
Death Reaper (TTC)
Sir Coates Silver (TTC)
Dragon’s Gold (TTC)
Sanguine Scarlet (TTC)
Battle Mud Wash (TTC)
Skeleton Legion (TTC)
Demon Red (TTC)
#warhammer40k
#warhammer
#duncanrhodes
Do want to get your 40K Astartes on the table top quickly? Well never fear, we have got you covered by showing you not one, not two but THREE different speed painting technqiues you can use to get your army painted in no time at all! Now even though we are using Ultramarines to demonstrate the techniques, you can easily adapt them to paint any chapter you want.
We hope you enjoy this one.
Cheers
Dunc, Rog & the DRPA team!
_______________________________________________________________________
We have over 500+ full, in-depth tutorials over at the DRPA: duncanrhodes.com
Check out our store: store.duncanrhodes.com
Join our Social Media channels for updates and some fun stuff:
Facebook: facebook.com/twothincoats/Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/1013441033143602
Instagram: instagram.com/duncanjrhodes
TikTok: tiktok.com/@duncanrhodespainting
Discord: discord.com/channels/1331284840364118087/1331284840364118090
To find out more about our range of high quality paints visit transatlantisgames.com
If you want to follow along using other paint brands then just head to the chart below:Paint Conversion Charts: duncanrhodes.com/ttc-paints
_________________________________________________________________________
Dip Method:
Standard Grey Spray (Colour Forge)
Altdorf Guard Blue (Citadel)
Death Reaper (TTC)
Sir Coates Silver (TTC)
Dragon’s Gold (TTC)
Demon Red (TTC)
Vampire Fang (TTC)
Army Dip (Army Painter)
Flat Clear Varnish (Tamiya)
Slap Chop Method:
Chaos Black Spray (Citadel)
Dungeon Stone Grey (TTC)
Carcharadon Grey (TTC)
White Star (TTC)
Ultramarines Blue (Citadel)
Black Templar (Citadel)
Blood Angels Red (Citadel)
Skeleton Horde (Citadel)
Gulliman Flesh (Citadel)
Sir Coates Silver (TTC)
Basilicanum Grey (TTC)
Classic Method:
Standard Grey Spray (TTC)
Marine Blue (TTC)
Oblivion Black Wash (TTC)
Elysium Blue (TTC)
Death Reaper (TTC)
Sir Coates Silver (TTC)
Dragon’s Gold (TTC)
Sanguine Scarlet (TTC)
Battle Mud Wash (TTC)
Skeleton Legion (TTC)
Demon Red (TTC)
#warhammer40k
#warhammer
#duncanrhodes
