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Thank you!!!

Cheers dude!?! That you behind all those numbers?? <3 You star :)

@@olebrogger I'm glad to be putting anything up here after this break! Bless you dude ❤❤❤

@@kobuslab1 take that podium place!!! XD get in 😂

@@IronDragoon01 will do dude!!! Nice one!

@@martyfletcher9697 thank you doood!! ❤🤌🏻

Ooh err I don't actually know tbh! It didn't come up in my reading so far but I'm a little out of the loop on it I guess.

You're right! That and the mention of StarGrave - I'm going to add them into the Title at this point I think!!

Interesting stuff on the horizon I think. Might have figured out how to manage a bunch of other content/upload and editing aims.

xD Thanks dude! Dirty Down Rust Effects do be like that X'D

Thanks xD Great idea! I should have put Stargrave in the title!!

@@olebrogger cheers dude! An absolute pleasure to shout you out 😉

@@TheMiniMadCat Thank you! it is such an honor ❤️

I just got to keep going a little longer on it all. I'm not ready to give up yet!!

Love you bro <3 thanks for everything, you're the best!

Thank you brother! God bless you and yours, and thanks so much for the support and kind words <3

@@TheMiniMadCat No probs my man, sometimes a kind word just...helps. I am in the process of "trying" to kitbash some Admech stuff out of some cruddy Airfix Robogear things i found cheap in aim to get back into a hobby as part of a recovery journey so 100% sympathise bro, I truly do.

@@UK-patriot-Cooper That sounds like a worthy journey and kitbashed Admech from airfix sounds awsome! Anywhere I can see progress? Join the discord if not! :D

I was worried someone would ask xD Will do!

Absolutely right with the acrylics and evaporation I think. There's no reason they would bind with the evaporating water base. I'd assume this is true for any of the other elements within the medium either. As for the bin suggestion, in the right environment this would definitely work, in a hotter, less humid climate. It's hot as balls here (and humid), right now, so I could probably attempt it over the next few days - I already save my waste water in a medium sized black bin. And this would indeed work for the enamels, white spirits and Isopropyl as a method of desposing of it all. But I've only had one or two weeks this year so far where even trying that would be worth it. I immediately guess the term fordite originally came specifically from ford factories? Nice little bit of info. As for the last topic, I have a rather complex view of death, one informed from much esoteric study. And a view on sufferring that isn't simple either. Cancer patients aside, I worry more about what I hear when it comes to it being offered to young patients with depression....

I'm so glad you liked it! Thanks for the comment :) This video took quite a bit of time, planning, discussions and literal science to make, and I'm much more keen on making content like this than just throwing stuff out there. That being said, I've recently done a complete review of my content output and scheduling, and ultimately, there will be a mix of things to come. The Necromunda video from a few weeks back is an example of me throwing stuff out there, and those videos will occassionally be filler to longer more in depth videos, or long-running series I'm looking at. I'll always try and make the videos a good entertaining watch. Pleased to have earned your subscription and hope you enjoy what's to come!

@@psysquigpainting it's a rabbit hole of wargaming that just always appeals to me. I guess it's growing up in a big city or something xD

@@psysquigpainting I might do a short when I get back to it just showing the full routine, including bringing brushes back from the dead. I forgot to mention the other cleaning products I use, a glaring omission from the script and footage. Good excuse for a follow up!

@@TheMiniMadCat Hey bud, I'd be interested in how to do some necromancy on my older brushes, most are still 'usuable' but could really do with being better. I watched something else a while back that said to soak em in ISO but I wasnt sure if that was just too harsh.

@@psysquigpainting I'll get on it! I did some magic on a really old ruined brush the other week as a demo to someone. I'm sure I can do something super useful.

@@buffewo6386 House Helmawr it seems, are always able to bend the ears and eyes of their inquisitor

@@olebrogger Fantastic! Glad I could pass on something from the years of painting focus, much like your videos for me with crafting!!

@@JackFrost008 viral bombardment followed by orbital annihilation I say!! 😂

@@TheMiniMadCat :)

@@olebrogger Necromunda is vast in it's scope. The most grim dark game in the grim dark warhammer franchises IMO

@@sirbananawanana You just wait for the corpse starch video! Thats going to be positively scrumptious!!!

@@mikemoans9350 exactly my feeling! I've got two of the 15 or more books. They're lovely but I don't see me spending 450 or more. I'm down for games next meetup!

Marcus was voiced by Dorn too? Didn't know that! Cheers dude!

LAMP is best

LAMP IS LOVE!

Probably somem time next year x'D

Thanks MiniMarvels!!! <3 ;D

Cheers dude! XD <3 Big love :D

You are a Dragon master! This video helped to make you that way xD

Thanks Karl!!! I didn't have a notification for this message The red was a combination of The Red from Kimera Kolors (which as an initial basecoat had reactivation issues), followed by Reaper's MSP Magma Red, violet red, Lava Orange and Lantern Yellow if I recall correctly. It was initially airbrushed but by the end everything had seen the brush.

Thank you!! Indeed, I am a bit mental. But it's the ones who think they're sane you have to watch out for! ;) :D

I believe he mentioned not being able to let it evaporate outside because of constant rainy weather and general moisture, cus it's England. Evaporation is what I will opt into doing myself, seems like a good idea to me as well!

Thanks for the comment! Although, it made me wonder if you had watched the video 😂 As I said in the video, evaporation isn't an option in the UK. Maybe 10% of the year there might be a window where it might, but, it's just too muggy and wet here generally for it to work. I'm curious what you mean when you mention acrylic paints off-gasing when I paint with them indoors. Please explain as I've never heard of this. AFAIK acrylic water based paints don't off-gas andything harmful when they dry on a surface. Evaporating your waste water and the drying of paint on a model doesn't at all seem like the same process to me, maybe I'm misunderstanding what you mean. Some explanation is needed. Indeed - just don't do it, is terrible and unhelpful advice. You are right about that. Again, as mentioned in the video, evap, not an option in the UK - 90% of the year too wet, humid or cold. "the best solution is to eliminate the problem at the source." Is this just another way of saying just don't do it? Not clear to me. It would be nice to hear back from you on all this!

@@TheMiniMadCat apologies for repeating myself in the comment, it was written pretty late last night. acryllic paints don't off-gas anything harmful to breath when drying, but they do off gas some chemicals. this varies based on the paint but is usually nothing to worry about. the only difference from a chemistry standpoint between letting paint dry and letting your wastewater dry is that your wastewater is mostly water and a little paint, but your paint is mostly paint and a little bit water. i said this in response to the point in your video where you express concern about compounds being released into the atmosphere while evaporating wastewater towards the very beginning of your video. the reason I didn't bring up the weather aspect is I just sort of forgot that point, it's a long video, sorry about that. as for that, it seems pretty unique to your situation that you create such a significant amount of paint water that there is more paint water than days in the year where it could be left to evaporate. I dont want to tell you you're wrong about your own weather, so I won't, but for most people in the world there are enough sunny days to evaporate their paintwater without ever being inconvenienced. and failing a sunny day, a partly cloudy or overcast day can work as well, it is more about temperature and humidity than direct sun exposure. and the very last part of my previous comment was anticipating "oh, my paint is too harmful to leave out, it will stink up the neighborhood.", to which i would want anyone using paint that gross to just use different paint. for their safety as well as environmental to reasons. I do a lot of painting, and during my time at university there were days I'd end up with maybe a dozen coffee mugs of paintwater. letting that water evaporate down in a bucket in our little back garden area was the solution we went with, and it took quite a while before I would have to clean out the sludgey crusty paint mess from the bucket.

@@arcanealchemist3190 I really appreciate the detailed response, that's great and helps clarify it all a bit. No apologies necessary - I don't think I'd consumed my first coffee when I responded at the time myself 😂 Yeah, UK humidity is almost always above 70%, and often goes above 80%. Today it's around 88%. Whilst days where there's an ambient temperature and direct sunlight adequate to evaporate into that humidity is pretty low. Using a container that absorbs heat from direct sunlight would be optimal I suppose if you were able to get it in direct sunlight, so a black pale would be more efficient than a white one. There's definitely going to be a lot of places that can take this option considering this, so very insightful! I may give it a go when we hit peak temperatures here and see how it works. There's only a very small handful of paints I have that have any odour, and even less that are unpleasant. I use them rarely, and they aren't acrylics generally so they don't apply to this aspect of my hobby/employment. Thanks so much for the response, super appreciated!! <3

HAHahahaha. Always listen to mom, mom knows best 😂 Thanks for the chuckle! XD

It had crossed my mind; I need to look into it. It would be easiest to just try it I suppose, but I don't own acetate. After nearly a week, the waste is still a sludge that doesn't want to solidify D: Thanks for the suggestion!!

Nice one Stew!! I appreciate the compliments <3 <3 <3

When we get to 1 billion subs I'll chugg some paint water XD