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Beautiful job and nice, clear explanation. I am just starting so I don't expect mine to be as professional looking as yours but thanks for doing this video.

I appreciate these videos, you really break it down so it is easy to follow.

What I love about these videos is you give gamers a solution for how to do tabletop quality painting. People can get competent results without having to delve into purchasing an airbrush or buying a large number of paints.

I thought about this methode but didn't see a video about it so I just assumed I was missing something

Parchment paper

I really like the drybrushed gritty look. I usually just use white for my slapchop and leave lots of places just black. After painting, I usually add some fine sawdust glue mix on the bases and then pigment powder (from crayons / similar). Quite often I just apply the pigment to the whole model, wash it off with something so that it is just in the recesses and then apply more to the legs & base in the end.

OMG!!! I love this thank you….. wow soooo easy.

No, most of us still wainting our pack to be shipped!

Extremely helpful video with next to no filler- thank you very much!

Neat, I like the splash-dash method. My only stickling point is the Nightstar, the panel you colored as a window is in fact armor. The window is the tiny frontmost part with a vertical face and a chamfer up top jutting out from below the armor panels.

Your previous mercenary painting guide inspired me to do the little freehand regimental icons on my 1st Big MAC and they are so cute! This vid turned out great too, thank you!

Very nice idea and video! Since I love to drybrush, I'd think about a mid or light grey primer, white drybrushing, then washing the model (which should also blend the drybrush texture a bit) and then use speedpaint.

Short and to the point, thank you!!

How many coats did you use for each layer / paint?

If I may ask, what glue did you use for the base? I’ve had some good results using super glue and cotton surprisingly for a good looking rough terrain but I really want to get into doing a good full texture terrain similar to this one

Great tip 🙌 thank you!

Damn dude, this video is great, it's unbelievable that it only got less than 2k views after 7 months, this is extremely good, good job man

can i also use micro mask to cover the parts i want to keep clear? I used to do that to Bandai Star Wars kits.

I think you chose exactly the right green to colour the uniforms but ruined the effect by making the coating to light over the white undercoat. Even after the shade coat the green is too light, I assume that was a speed paint. If I may, I would suggest a grey undercoat so that the uniform adheres more to that dark green the uniforms were actually coloured. Just a suggestion though.

I find when I put a layer or two of the grim black speedpaint over a pure black primer/thin basecoat it gets this super matte black that just seems to absolutely swallow light, which I find absolutely perfect for my guys.

Great step-by-step tutorial; I greatly appreciate you providing the specific paints you used, rather than just a generic color!

Great work. The prices for the metal kits are outrageous. But the old plastic stuff is a baragain. Especially if you buy from a 3rd party store. I decided to use a differnt way and cut the KotR on Foot bodys in half to kitbash my Knights. Also Foot Knights with the old bodies look so much better :D

marvelous!

This was a great video! Any chance you can do a Painting BattleTech Clans video?

Can the website be in English

To prime it, can you use matte black spray paint?

I do the opposite and I use magnet paper. I use hot glue and a washer on the base to also weight down the minis (this helps with tall minis like banners and with the stands getting magnet paper I can cut them out to match any size I need.

This tip is awesome, thank you so much. This should be so much higher up when lookoing for magnetic storage solutions!

i have a small gripe with this technique that I'm sad he didn't address which was the pooling at the bottom of the mini. if you look on the skirt of the uniform at 2:12 you can see the wash pooling there giving it a heavy shadow on that specific point. now of course 2 foot butiful rule applies but still

Zz zombies 🧟! Ahhh!😮

This is perfect timing! My shoretroopers get here tomorrow! Have you tried using Skeleton Bone Primer on them at all? I bought it specifically for them, but yours looks great so im wondering if I should return it

For your drybrushing are you just stippling the white on?

What make is That Russian Officer figure? He would make a very good Commissar 😊😊😊

They will sing songs about this brilliant video from the Halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli.

Where can I find similar videos of this method? I find it interesting. It looks so smooth.

We can also get this in from the mordor battle pack is that correct?

Can you make more magnetizing videos, infact more on battle for middle earth, especially with the film and starter pack coming out I think you should definitely jump on it 👌 I've just bought the osgiliath starter pack so would you have any tips a year on for me? Painting, magnetizing etc? 🤔

Don't, Dont, Don't paint the eyes ! (13:05) Beginners think it adds the 'wow' factor that the eyes are painted but in reality two splodgy fried eggs the size of the figures entire cheek make your figures look totally amateurish and goofy. Trust me, just leave the eye area below the peak of the cap dark, it will look a lot better- and it's even quicker.

If i wanted to do this paint scheme but instead of army painter products if have to choose between Biel-Tan green shade paint from citadel or hexwraith flame contrast (speed) paint from citadel or a 3rd option also another shade paint- coelia green shade from citadel…….which of those 3 would be the best green to use?

How do you make These?

Great video, I found it very helpful. Just one helpful tip I wanted to give you though, the word bridle is actually pronounced bry-dle. Bry as in dry. It's definitely confusing with the way its spelled.

Subscribed - great that you use AP paints

Really appreciate these battle for middle earth videos. Keep em coming

Good job, simple and affective…thank you. 👍🏼

Safety fourth. First second and third

Very nice work!

Loved every second of this, thank you!

i would have thought the wash would reactivate under a speed paint, nothing beats an air brush but i certainly understand the struggle of not having one, or even not having both a black and white primer, looks like a painted mini to me and that's leagues above some unpainted armys ive seen, nice tech

My first model of Warhammer. I just buy and think: how do more "smart". ( I like more classic modelist dude this historical tanks, but like then models have functionality. ) This video so useful.