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Not much. It is already very thin. Sometimes I use it nearly straight. I usually only thin significantly for airbrushing.

cool beans. thanks

Glad it was helpful! Thank you. Still figuring out the editing but having a lot of fun.

I was equally excited when I first saw swatch bottle toppers. The ones I use are Puck the Dragon from Tabletop Foundry. It was an STL file that I 3D printed. I used to prime the caps and paint over them. That worked well too but these show speedpaint better.

@@RabidHobbies Unfortunately I don't have A3D printer yet but if you know of any websites that have these Please hit me up

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Check out my earlier video here. It's about my bottles.

Thank you. I'm glad you got something from the video. The way I see it, there are two ways you can approach speedpainting. A. Paint it as fast as you can to get it over with. B. Paint it as fast as you can to get through the "boring" bits, and then spend the time you save making it really pop with extra attention to details, highlights, etc. I lean towards the latter usually. Rat Chop is kind of a bit of both.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Wonderful! They can be very fun to use. Let me know how it goes. I would love to see how they turn out.

That would be fantastic. Especially considering they sell the alternative lids.

Congratulations on your first resin model! The Godhand that I use is the SWN-125

SWN-125

Coming soon!

That sounds dope! Do you have a link to any images?

Share the link if you can. Sounds really cool.

Thanks on both!

Fantastic! This is super fun to paint.

@@RabidHobbies Did it tonight! Nothing to your level but I'm very pleased with the tabletop standard I did and definitely prefer it over the black!

Fantastic!​@@Ozloc

Thanks!

Worth a try. I have my Rogue Hobbies bottles to try this with.

I'm sure you can get them. Probably the exact same bottles. I'll see if I can find some.

The pain is real! These paints are so good but the lids are such shit. Hope they work out for you. I am loving them.

They are pretty awesome.

Thanks! It is so good for speedpaints. They pop right out when they dry.

Glad it was helpful!

I'll see what I can find out. Might need a whole bottle replacement. If there are flip tops for that size I'll let you know.

From what I can find it looks like you would need to replace the bottle. =( not ideal but I did it with my citadel paints. I got tiny plastic funnels from amazon and rebottled them. There is some paint loss this way though.

@@RabidHobbies thanks for the reply, not worth it then, I guess I just need to accept them how they are 😅

Thank you very much

Glad it was helpful! I was about to buy and they were sold out. BTW I am loving these new lids. I am getting another batch as I ordered the Rogue Hobbies set and I want to re-lid those right away Planning on posting a review of that set soon.

Awesome! Welcome aboard!

Thank you for the sub! I'm looking forward to putting out more videos each week.

Thanks! I will keep that in mind for my next video. Still figuring out how best to film.

I did use it. It's subtle and you are right that I cut the part with the mix out. When I am highlighting the red it is about a 1:4 mix with the Bold Pyrole Red.

I 100% agree on the black too. Another pitfall is it can too easily end up gray in the highlighting step. I think black looks great in artwork, video games, etc. but on the tabletop it often does not.

she does look like deadpool. I kinda thought that was the intention?

​@benderxx1338 I kind of started just painting red for the bodysuit without giving it too much thought. I had decided on an urban camo for my Vindicare, an icy snow theme for my Culexus, and the Callidus i figured coupd be any color because she can just shift her form, so who cares what color the bodysuit is, i can just go rule of cool. Then I thought Deadpool and it became all I could see. By the time I moved on to the hair, I said f*** it. She is Lady Deadpool now. 😅

I think most of us self-taught painters have a different way of doing it. For me, most of my shaking is in my digits. I am also usually elbows down on my work surface.

This is a cool ass comment. You just got me thinking more about it and now I am looking at other painter's hand placement. I notice Vince Venturella uses palm to palm. Squidmar and Lucas seem to use finger on finger. Ninjon and Miniac seem to be finger to thumb. Marco Frisoni barely seems to stabilize at all. I'm not conviced he is human. O.o Like his hands are both separated in his recent videos. This will now be something I cannot unsee and need to look into more. I assume you prefer palm to palm?

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