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Glad you enjoyed it

Glad you found it helpful 🙂

Thank you for your kind words. I bet your minis look great 😃

Ooh noted.. il try and work out how to do the timestamp thing and I did a colour Swatch overlay thing on a short so I will look into it. I may add a before we start list of paints and materials " slide " I'm looking at revamping the edits a bit for the new year :)

Glad you liked it. I had lots of people on Reddit asking for the recipe so I had to make the video. I have made a video on black armour where I used a ravenwing outrider for the model but I can add blue / black power armour to the list

Hi thanks for your comment In the video I use a mixed green flock from woodland scenics. I believe they call theirs " turf " for some reason. Comes in fine and corse mixes with single or blended colour Javis scenics are also good and a lot cheaper than woodland scenics and they call theirs " scatter " Geek gaming scenics can be worth a look too and I haven't provided links due to not knowing global location. But in the UK I'd grab these from Amazon, Hobbycraft and the odd independent hobby shop or railway modelling shop

Thank you. I only started doing nmm recently. I struggle on vertical cylinders like pistons. I think doing tmm is the way forward for most people, where you use nmm theory on metallic paints. You get great results, looks fancy and a lot less stressful on models with complex / large metallic areas. I'd never want to paint a nmm tank!! It's a good thing to practice on a spare sword etc though. It does wonders for brush control even if it doesn't work out as nmm

Glad you enjoyed it 😄

Really glad you like it 😄

I certainly can do 🙂 which areas of the model would you like to see as a priority? I will add it to my list to do!

@mugsofdoomminis I leave that to you it's my first time painting and I found that your video is the most helpful

I shall see what I can do 😀

@@mugsofdoomminis my hero

I'm glad you like it. My partner has said the videos are calming to listen to so I learned into it and I think it's a refreshing change from all the shouty channels. I will add jungle bases to the list :)

I always put materials used in the description and here's the paints. I didn't list the pigments cos they are old forgeworld ones not made anymore but any hobby companies pigment will do. I've had good experience with " ammo by mig " for weathering effects Paints Used Games Workshop mechanicus standard grey, dawnstone, grey seer Vallejo light grey

thank you for your answer but you use 4 different shades at 1 minute 35 seconds and I don't see them in the description

​@@AlexandreSevic-qv2cvmy apologies on the late reply, studio didn't send me a notification! The shades where drakenhoff nightshade, Athenian camo shade, reikland fleshshade and seraphim sepia The actual shades here don't matter in their specificity. The idea is your adding colour undertones into the grey so to nuts with different colour washes. You could add yellow or red in. Basically anything other than black is fine, the more the better really unless you are looking for a warm tone or cold tone then use a single wash

Always looking to share ideas with the community. That's the point of the channel I haven't made a single penny and it's all about inspiring others. I bet yours are going to look great 😃

Thank you. Always looking to help out other painters 😊

Glad it helped

I didn't own any inks and this is a method that's accessible to everyone and no ot reliant on specialist products or stuff that might not be available in their area

@@mugsofdoomminis its all relative, i order all my supplies online due to being in the country, so no one paint is harder to get than any other, besides those japanese enamels and laquers ofc

Thank you. That's the ethos here. Make everything accessible

Glad that you liked it 😀

Thank you for your kind words. Glad it was exactly what you were looking for ☺️

You got this 🙂 I believe in you. These grey knights are gonna look super cool

Glad to hear that I've inspired an entire terrain box!!!

Really glad you like it

Thank you 😊 I'm glad you like it. I'm sorry you had to trawl through so much to find it! The rain was part of my goal with the channel. Make a miniature painting help channel where the host doesn't shout at you or ram sponsors down your throat. Means a lot you like it :)

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you. Go for it. You got this! I believe in you :)

I didn't varnish it personally. With varnish I find you only really need to use it if your handling it a lot and roughly. Varnish can dramatically change a finish on something which as a painter I can find frustrating. I found the pigment mixed in a water wash rather than dusted does wonders for fixing in place There's nothing here that says you can't varnish

Thank you!!

Thanks for the kind words. I don't have a fancy setup it's just my phone on a clamp. It was probably the fan on it cos it's kinda warm where I am right now 😔

Glad you like it!

You are very welcome

Thank you for the kind words 😊

Thanks for your kind words. I can't comment too much on the branch composition on this base as it's part of the models sculpt

Cheers for the kind words. It's the one thing I commend resin bases for especially the unreal wargaming ones. The sculpt does such heavy lifting that simple techniques really show them off and your mini

Glad you liked this tutorial 😁

This comment is exactly why I do this! I'm so happy you found this useful and felt it helped you improve as a painter ❤️

A purple tint on goffs black armour is actually what the eavy metal team do, this tutorial is inspired by their recipe

Thank you very much!

Exactly

Very glad this has helped you out :)

If you're going to start with orruk flesh as a starting point there's a variety of colours you could use as highlights Nurgling green is similar but lighter for subtle stuff but ogryn camo followed by krieg khaki could keep the pale highlights Spending on tonal shades you could shade down with waagh flesh or wash with a tinned contrast like warp lightning or creed camo depending on tonal variation you might want

At its core the main effect on the base is a gradient which would work on any base. Even a flat one. You could do the isometric vapourwave lines on top of it on a flat base for example Having a base with some industrial details even if it's just some wires or a bit of plastic that looks like corrugated steel glued down will make a difference in its appearance causing things to pop

Yeah so flat base is really not working out so well. Having a lot of pooling on the flat surfaces. Maybe with an airbrush, but I think this is a no-go for my arena surface. Still thanks for the great tutorial.

Ah that's a shame. It's always worth trying something though cos even if it doesn't work you learn something

Glad you like it

Glad you like it :)

I have faith in you. Everyone starts somewhere and never compare yours to someone else’s. You should compare to previously painted by you. You will find that you are progressing much more than you think. Keep painting :)