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Nice tutorial, got a question...you would normally fix the miniature on first? Or do both separately and then fix the character?

What was added @1:02? Then glue was added onto correct?

Is it possible to get a list of paints used

Omg, the more bases I watch the less I know which base I want to do…

Those are absolutely beautiful!! Thank you so, SO much for this tutorial. I've got some Ancient Greek minis I've been meaning to base, and this will be incredibly helpful. Looks like I need to dust off my wet pallet again...

I thank the algorithm today. Bringing this master piece to my feed. Great video man

Love the water based reductive technique. Great idea. How would one get the STL for the painting handle you use to put each base on while painting it?

Why use martian earth crush, prime it, paint it with the lava color then painstakingly black-out the cracked earth rather than just use mordant earth directly over your lava colors and give it a bit of a drybrushed edge-highlight? Same effect in a fraction of the time.

Really good tutorial ! Thank you. Several colors, only two brushes, and kinda an easy way to do it ! 🎉🎉

Looks amazing, thanks for the tutorial!

Beautiful, respect for the person who designs your products

Perfect and complete guide to make a very important effect. Thanks a lot for the realization of the video and for the idea.

What Part # is the AMMO by MIG: Turned Earth Ground? I keep ordered the wrong one. Also is there something needed to make it Dry? I used the Mud version MIG 1702 and its been like 7 days and its still wet. Thanks!

Very clever and done with great talent. Thanks 👍

Wow, thankyou subbed

Great video, i will definitely be giving your store a look!

Amazing thank you

its very nice, but hard to assemble the minis on the bases afterwards?

Great effect! Also, your accent is kinda cute.

Never seen rocks like those before. Where do you get them

wow ty that was really well done, new sub

Finally a guide for marble that doesn't require an airbrush and actually looks good! Thanks!

Wow, I've never seen that 2 brush technique before. Looks fantastic.

Love the video but it would be great if the voice was as loud as the music. Can hardly hear talking and if i turn up the video then the music is blaring.

Great effect, look forward to more.

Tactical rocks to end all tactical rocks. Love your stuff

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Simple et très réussi

Great tutorial, which green pigment did you use for this?

These are beautiful and give such a good effect!

Wonderful

Wow. This is amazing!

Big up. Nice brand, Nice products.

Hi, how do you glue your minis on the base after the paint is applied ? Does plastic glue still work ?

By far the best looking lava bases I have seen! I’m planning on going with Salamanders for my first ever 40k army and this base design would be perfect

Fantastic work

What is the wash that you used ?

Wonderful tutorial and the soothing synthwave reminded me of tron was very nice keep it up!

Hey whats the exact name of the pigments youve used ... its says raw sienna but there isnt a product that has this exact name that i can find online... are you sure this is the correct one youve listed for us ? :)

These are so cool. They'd fit perfectly with my chaos warriors :)

I just watched the full version of this video. Absolutely outstanding work but I'm having a nightmare sourcing your products in the UK Especially the resin rocks.

Going to yank this for my salamders. It is a perfect cooled off volcanic look. Using the white for an ashy look made it very cool.

How do you make sure you can still put your models on?

Two things, where did you get the rocks at the start and what music did you use? Thanks for the amazing tutorial, I think I’ll switch the lava for a green glow and the base my Skaven.

a savanna would be nice as well

really need this with the magnet in the bottom

That music give me a Halo vibe 😁❤.. love your work 💕🤩😊

Perfect salamanders base

You're a magician! Those bases look amazing 😊

What primer did you use? Army painter desert or something?