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This mini indeed took some time to finish :)

It's not a fixed ratio actually, I am gradually adding/mixing lighter paint into the darker paint while layering to smooth the transition.

Thanks for your kind words!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks! Glad you like it.

Thanks as always!

Thanks for watching! The green brush in the video is from local budget brand 金泥(Jinni). Features of the brush: Hair: weasel Tip Length: about 10-13mm Tip Diameter: 1.5-2.5mm

Thanks! Have fun painting your copy.

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Thanks!

Thanks for watching! the dry brush will bring out the details and also as a quick base coat.

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Thanks!

Thanks! These are some of the music I have created in recent years.

@@jessepaintman I have actually watched (really listened to) this video a dozen times to hear its music (in particular, the song in the first 2 1/2 minutes).

They are original music tracks by me.

@@jessepaintman is it on Spotify?

Thanks for watching and really glad it could be helpful! The green brush in the video is from local budget brand 金泥(Jinni). Features of the brush: Hair: weasel Tip Length: about 10-13mm Tip Diameter: 1.5-2.5mm

Thanks for watching and more to come!

Agree! That would be helpful.

Glad you like the video, and the music is a track I recorded years ago. About the question, yes, any acrylic paint will work. The reason I am adding acrylic paint into the sand paste mixture is that it would be easier to paint with following dry brushing. So you can also make the mixture without that dark brown acrylic paint and painting the base later. The acrylic texture paste, as the main ingredient, should be available in art supply store.

Thanks for watching and I actually did a video on this: ua-cam.com/video/iwLzQ898JN0/v-deo.html The materials used are not "hobby supply", I believe they should be also accessible and cheap in Brazil. Hope it helps and have fun basing your miniatures!

@@jessepaintman Thx man, i try it! :)

Thanks!

Heard about that too but I don't think the retail version would come with those kickstarter exclusives, do they? And wish you get your copy very soon!

What are you talking about? I can't find a retailer who is selling these yet

Thanks for watching! The green brush in the video is from local budget brand 金泥(Jinni). Features of the brush: Hair: weasel Tip Length: about 10-13mm Tip Diameter: 1.5-2.5mm

@@jessepaintman is it good? takes long time in good quality?

It's good enough quality for a cheap brush, in my experience, it can paint around 4 or 5 miniatures before the tip wears off .

Thanks for watching and have fun painting your copy!

Glad you like them!

Thanks for watching!

It's safe to say that I'll at least paint and share the videos of all investigators in the core box.

@@jessepaintman Great, your works are inspiring to me.

Thank you! I'll try to paint more if possible.

If I remember correctly, it should be 70941 Burnt Umber.

@@jessepaintman Thanks a lot!!

Thanks! I think the key is to gradually blend in small amout of brighter paint (highlight color) in each layer so that the transition between layers is subtle enough to be regard as smooth. Also I would recommend not to thin the paint too much as it will get runny and don't cover properly.

Thank you so much 😀

For the episode story & unknown monsters module you will need season 3 for the tile & unknow behaviour cards. So with season 1 can only play with the new investigator & the new boss I believe.

They are local budget brands. Brand name if it helps: 金泥(Jinni) 秋宏斋(QiuHongZhai) The green one in the video is my most used brush: around 2mm tip diameter, weasel hair.

Thanks for your comments! The brush tip is not stiff at all, in fact it is quite soft if you compare it to most synthetic hair (nylon) brushes. I think the key (also what makes it look like it's stiff) is that how much pressure you put on your brush tip. I try to be as gentle as possible with each brush stroke, so that the pressure do not split the tip. Also keep the brush tip moistured will help, you can always blend in a bit more water while mixing the paints.

Thanks! And I also got the feel that the face sculpting is a bit off for some reason :)

Thanks for your comments!

They are local budget brands. Brand name if it helps: 金泥(Jinni) 秋宏斋(QiuHongZhai) The green one in the video is my most used brush: around 2mm tip diameter, weasel hair.

Thanks for watching!

Thank you very much!

Thanks!

Thanks for watching! Too bad that I only went for the basic pledge and didn't add any expansion :(

​@@jessepaintman​ that's sad to hear😢, but thanks for the tutorials anyway, are you chinese? If you are in Taiwan I could sent you the mini for free, and you can keep it after you do a tutorial on him!

I assume they are from the SG/Promo Box?

I think it will.

Currently it is at retail. Most backers haven't gotten their games shipped

Indeed, it covers very well and looks nice with even the base coat.

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@@mahrimen thank you.

Thanks for the info!

Thanks and it is always nice to know that more people start painting the miniatures. My main brushes are from local budget brands 金泥(Jinni) 秋宏斋(QiuHongZhai), which I believe are not available outside China. Features of my main brush: Hair: weasel Tip Length: about 10-13mm Tip Diameter: 1.5-2.5mm Something I can think of might be helpful to choose a suitable brush: - Synthetic (nylon) brush are easier to control but last not as long as natural hair brush. - Sable hair brush is a good choice for miniature painting, my brushes have weasel hair which is similar to sable but with lower cost/quality. - I found it important to compare and decide the right brush size to suit the painting style. Personally I go with larger brush with a diameter of 2mm (about size 2) for most of the work, larger brush size means more bristles to help holding the tip together while painting. It can also hold more paint which means less paint dipping and speed things up. Hope it helps!

@@jessepaintman wow, it's really complete answer for me :) Tyvm!

Have fun painting your models!