Classic Orc Armor Painting Tutorial

We already know that our green-skinned friends, the orcs, don't care about anything. If they have to make a vehicle out of pieces of other vehicles, they will do it whenever they can, since in battle they are only looking for one thing: for everything to puncture, burn or kill the enemy, no matter what form it takes. So why not use the same slogan for their armor? Anything that protects, no matter how small, can be used as armor if it is painted the right color (almost always red).

So that you can paint any type of classic orc armor, we have decided to bring you this tutorial where our artist will teach you how to paint, accompanied by the range of Maxx Formula paints, a tabard or padded armor made of thick fabric, in red, of course. To do this, he uses a very simple technique that you can repeat on any other similar type of fabric that you might need to paint.

It is also a perfect tutorial, not only for applying to classic orc armor, but also for other types of finish such as large flags, curtains, fabrics or, for example, medieval tabards, which also had this type of padded protection. For the tones, as always, you only have to choose your own range of colors according to the final result you want to achieve, but we will show you the technique.

Remember that on our website you can find all kinds of materials and tools to carry out your projects successfully, such as all kinds of miniature paint brushes, putties, a large catalogue of model paints, resin bits, varnishes, airbrushes, hobby tool kit, etc.