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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- Painted miniatures are precious. They have nostalgic value way beyond their weight. Let's take a trip down memory lane and check out all my old painted miniatures.
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Oh hey look my submission got used for the outro! That's pretty awesome! Thanks, Scott!
Thanks for the outro!
I loved it!
Hey Scott just wanted to say these different types of videos where you aren't necessarily talking about technique are what inspired me into painting miniatures. I have a pretty bad spinal injury stemming from a bad weight lifting accident about 5 years ago. I haven't been painting for much longer than a few months but painting has become my main coping mechanism now in an especially dark time in my life. It's the first thing I've really felt completely motivated about doing since I hurt myself. Paint more minis!
Keep strong brother. And of course, paint more minis. :-)
PAINT MORE MINIS , brother!🤘
Get lost in the paint brother. Keep at it, im about as new to it as you are!
Wishing you all the best, Robert
I now always use two hands when handling my penis.. We have similar experiences in life.
I love it!!! :-) It's great to see a lot of familiar figures as well as the early stuff. You're building a powerful collection!
Hi, Brent!
If this doesn’t result in you getting that army back than what is the point of social media?
I agree with you 100% about not selling or giving away too many old minis . I painted a 1000 pt imperial fist army many years ago when the Captain Lysander model came out . I for once got the yellow armor perfect . I sold the army a few years ago during a rough financial patch after keeping it for 10 years or so . I got a good price for it but not a day goes buy I look where it was in my display case and miss it ..and I’ve never been able to recreate that shade of yellow again no matter what ......
These are some of the most important videos I have seen on You Tube. Advanced painters showing where they came from helps those intimidated by your current level of skill understand that you have to start somewhere and skill comes from many years of practice. some succeed others fail but if you keep at it you will progress. Thank you for this.
Feels good when 13-year-old Scott paints better than 35-year-old you!
Scott! This was a great look back! My 9-year old daughter and I watched and she is fascinated by D&D right now and loves watching me paint. Thanks for sharing your journey. Great ending, too!
Ikr u feel embarrassed 😳
When I was 13 I didnt understand concepts like "take your time" and "thin your paints". My catachans from 2004 look like a posse of recovering burn victims.
I'm finishing my old miniatures off, 20 years down the line. It has been an awesome way to relax, get back into the hobby, and learn new skills. And it has practically cost me nothing (call it a 20-year investment); my Citadel paints are still fine after two decades and all the minis are still playable (mostly). I even started a regular blog to help others get through their mountain of plastic and metal, and that has largely been inspired by UA-camrs like Miniac, LukesAPS, and Tabletop Minions. The community here is awesome. I"m loving every minute of it!
That PAINT MORE MINIS!!! at the end was solid.
6:32 "Bust category was absolutely stacked..."
Ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!
Was honestly expecting about three to five times that number of minis. I think you are spot on about not selling your old figs. About five years ago I seriously considered liquidating most of my collection. However, just recently I bought a house and let me tell you that unpacking and going through all my old minis was so much fun and I was so glad at that moment that I kept them.
Ok. Great.
But what about your Unpainted Miniature Collection?
I know what u mean. The amount of times with my gaming group when someone mentions a mini and I say, "I've got that...... in a box". It's actually become a meme to me. Some of them even finish the sentence b4 I do. Or even steal the saying and twist it, "have you got that mini.... in a box"?
What do you mean? Everyone knows that mini painters only buy more minis when they are finished painting the ones they already own.
@@bestmarty if only. I once googled mini collecting addiction.
A year ago I walked past a Games Workshop store with my 10 year old who dragged me in (after I peered in the window for a few minutes!). Shortly after I dug all my old minis and gaming stuff from my Dad's attic and I'm regularly painting again, but now with my son. It was a real nostalgia trip to look back at the minis I painted 25 years ago and to see the progression I made back then, after a year of painting I am of a comparable standard to when i was 15! Thanks for this video :)
Dude, I found my HeroQuest enamel painted craptastic minis recently in my mom’s basement, and I’m SO HAPPY to play and share them with my kids! I agree, don’t unload your old stuff. There’s so much love infused into them that they’ll bring joy again someday.
10 yearold Scotts painting prowess makes 33 year old me very self concious
From 1988 thru 1995 I had painted and amassed a collection of D&D/Fantasy minis of around 200+ (Ral Partha & Grenadier mostly). In 1997, my entire collection was stolen. I lament their loss to this day. I have no pics to show for my work either. It was such a massive blow that it was another 10 years before I even thought of getting back into the hobby.
I started playing in early 90's (at about 16-18), my son then got into the hobby about 2007, again stopped playing about 2014, he got into playing basketball for his country, now my son is 21 and back into the game, along with me. still have kept our mini's and we are both starting again in 2020, with some of our crappy painted minis, conversions , proxied units (space wolves using dire wolves and kit bashed orcs). After watching this kinda glad i didn't sell them, enjoying painting and looking forward to playing again and so is my son!, good video
I’m not gonna lie to u, the diorama of the elf lingering at home before setting off to battle gave me goose bumps! So talented man
I still have miniatures I painted over 30 years ago when I was a teenager in high school. Proud to say that not one of them has so much as a paint chip missing. :P
I was once going to sell an unpainted Carnifex because I had just that. Bit I decided I'd never get another chance to paint one so I built and painted it. Then I just added all these other Tyrannids around it. Haven't actually played with them yet but they've been on some demo tables for my club. One day they'll get a run in Swatters.
So true you should hold on to your armies!! One of my few real regrets is selling my Tau that I'd learned how to paint on and spent loads of hours army planning, painting in the standard scheme and then re-painting in a dusted maroon and light blue urban scheme, to my local hobby shop to (kinda?) finance a transition to fantasy via the Skull Pass box.... right before I moved towns and my buddies moved on to other past times. Pretty bad decision looking back on it and really wish I had em today
I completely get what you mean about nostalgia. At the peak of my hobby, I had three armies - Space wolves, Eldar, Necrons - but lack of space and a gradual loss of interest meant I sold off two of the armies. However I kept my Space wolves, always intending to go back at some point and paint more and redo the paint scheme. A couple of years ago I finally got round to doing this and redid my paint work. I tidied things up, adding shading/highlighting, redoing the bases and varnishing them. In some cases, I took apart models that I wasn't 100% happy with and gave them new poses and parts. I may have largely moved on from Warhammer but I still look back with fond memories. I kept my Space wolves as a reminder of those happy and more carefree times, as something to show for my old hobby. I'm glad I never parted with them and I imagine I'll hold onto them until I die!
Hey man idk if you remember but I commented a few days ago saying I was gonna out and buy some paints and some figures, and I finally went and did it today! The guy at my local games workshop is super nice and helpful and supportive, I told him I found out about it because of you and he actually watches your vids to! What a small world, I’ve barely scratched the surface and I’m already loving this hobby
Im SO GLAD Im not the only person who gives my miniatures stories...I dunno, it just makes them feel more REAL to me.
Respect, i just started my first ever miniatures, three space marine intercessors, i spent 4 hours on them and only managed to prime and base them but they look dope, can't wait to finish them, can't believe how long it takes
Hi everyone I’m new to mini painting I haven’t had the chance to paint my first mini I live in AK and supplies take forever to get here. I’m really liking the info and fun vids you create, I just want want to say thank you Miniac Scott for being a huge dork lovin it!
Keeping your first minis always is a good thing to remember how far you've come. A good video for nostalgia and self reflection
Nostalgia is strong. Before I sold my old house and moved into my current one, I took photos of all my old 1/24th scale car models with plans to toss them out. some of them are terrible. I still have the box of them in my new basement because I can't seem to bring myself to throw them out. Also: shout out from the Twin Cities!
Wow honestly you were so talented, right of the bat. My first minis as a kid looked so terrible. I had no knowledge whatsoever about painting. I even started off using enamel color because I had no clue.
This is awesome! Now I can tell my wife, "I'm not a hoarder! Some guy on the intertubes told me ta keep all my old Warhammer minis, so I'm doin' it!"
Thanks for the advice! I’m thinking of bringing out my old Mini’s and getting back into it!
Its reassuring i'm not the only one that gets 2/3's the way through an army and stops painting!
+1 for WFB love!! Your story about the Wood Elves made me appreciate the folks that keep 8th edition WFB alive.
I literally watch to the end just to hear your outro. Can't wait for the full song 😊(I know that's not a thing, but still I hear it in my head)
Cool really. To be noted, I sold two copies of Zombiecide (season 1 and that fantasy version whatever it was called) with all the figures painted up, I have made a commision paint job of an AoS chaos army and I painted about 200 Malifaux figures just for my own amusement (and tossed them all when I was going to move and had no idea where to put them), and on top of that probably 100's of figures in other scales, for other games and so on - all gone. And frankly, whenever someone else got them (ie not the trashcan), I have felt pretty happy. People have liked my figures and have been happy to use them to play with. And as long as I know that, and that they are being used as they are supposed to and not chewing toys for dogs, I'm happy. I don't miss them.
I absolutely agree with you on the topic of not giving away or selling your old minis. I really wish I had never sold my first army (Black Templars) and a few tanks and infantry model from my IG.
BTW: Your Emperor's Champion was one of the models I used as inspiration when oainting mine. I used to have one back in the day when I first got into the hobby, so painting him again was one hell of a trip down memory lane.
I still love to look at the Emperor’s Champion; so proud to have a part of your great work and journey!
New uploads from you never fail to reignite excitement and passion for this hobby, time for me to get those kits out the cupboard and get to work.
The fact that you started with orks means you were on the right path
Dave Dogge but he didn’t though so ?
Haven't been painting long, maybe 2 years or so but you've been a great source of info and inspiration. This was an awesome video, very glad you feel comfortable making this as a change of pace and aren't beholden to the usual UA-cam bs.
Thanks, man!
Great collection and painting. Thx to share your video, made with passion and big talents. This is really inspiring.
Scott.... man ...honestly you inspire me with every video!
Wow Scott, you’ve really got a talent for painting models,I really envy you.
Hey Scott! I remember being 10 years old and picking up my first Eldar Vyper, exactly the same year as yourself actually! I had the same thing as well, kicking off painting LOTR models but falling in love with 40k. I was playing up until I was about maybe 16 years old and ended up stopping for a few years when I went to college (UK) and studied music. I only picked it up again about 2 maybe 3 years ago? I've been slowly progressing through an army of Dark Angels, and still haven't finished them, but I'm kinda hoping I'm able to get them done now the UK's on lockdown.
I genuinely really loved this video as it made me feel so nostalgic for my old armies and reminded me when I use to enter Youngblood competitions every year - thank you for this, it really brought a smile to my face!
Thank you for sharing, Scott
Not into miniatures myself though I have painted a few 3d prints and I watch Miniac and others due to their pure talent. I agree with Scott, don't give or sell items that you like, you will regret it in the future. In the late 1980's/90's I had a few Amiga computers and after the collapse of Commodore computers in 1994 I decided to sell my Amiga CD32, a decision I now regret :( Though I am glad that I did not end up selling my Amiga 2000, which I still have to this day :)
I still have my first SM Sargent from the box that had SM Vs Dark Eldar. I do t strip of sell any of my minis, they are a visual history of where I started, where I am and motivation for where I’m going. Keep up the kickass content.
ive lost a Blood Angels and a Vlka Fenryka army from when i was a kid. they had terrible paint jobs but a good selection of 90s-00s GW models including the 3rd edition starter set a couple of lead-based models!. Then my mum 'lost' half my flesh tearers army from when i was at uni 9 years ago. this hurts a lot cos i put so much effort (and money) into this army. but it is what it is! im planning on getting back into the hobby when i return to england next year :D
I feel you on the selling your armies.
I lost my tau fire squad and battlesuits....
that was 12 years and I still regret losing it until now.
Those were some good days
When you come up on your mid 30s, I'll be curious how opinions may change. I've held onto everything since coming back to the game in 2003ish, but regrettably sold my tyranids from 97 and it was my first army. I've recently come to the realization that I just can't fit it in like I did then and it's become a lot easier to break from the nostalgia. Truth is though, there is still a special spot for that first army still there.
Great painter, love his painting style
Nice work, man. I have just started getting back into the hobby after 20 years away. I found my old mini's and looking at how I did things back then and now I'm working on new techniques. This video helps keep expectations in check as I look at the past. I appreciate that. Dig the channel.
Tbh I was expecting someone so good at painting minis to have had to do a lot more then that. Skillz
If you thinking you're too old to start...well i have startet at 33 and now i am 36- and i love it
Only been doing this a year, love when FB pops up with my olf work to see where I've come from.
beautiful video of your painting history
I had a couple of big armies when I was younger and grew out of them as a older teen and sold them for $1000. At the time I was racing rc cars. Now at 30 I regret selling them. But I'm buying models and rebuilding my army. Your videos really helped with my painting. But I wish I could of seen how I painted them back in the days. Prob spray painted. Thanks man
Y'know, I kept my old minis from the 80s and 90s... and I still use them today to play Advanced Heroquest with my kids :) And I just took up painting again after a 30-year break. So very glad I kept my old minis.
I flat out gave my Necrons to the neighbor kids about 12 or so years ago. Regretting it now, but at the time I wasn't interested in them. Getting back in to mini painting now though and man... it wasn't a big army, but I miss them.
Hey Scott! This absolutely inspires me to paint more minis and to keep the ones that are older. Thanks for showing us this video, I honestly loved this one!
I went through a weird cycle of emotions seeing the guild ball morticians. I'm super excited to see you play and even more excited to see that you play morticians... but then I realized that you have an entirely painted guild and they won't be on a video with you painting them. Ah well... at least we may get some videos of you playing because that would be really cool.
There will be more morts in the future to paint!
the wood elves repaint looks amazing.
I gotta agree with him on not selling your army as a kid, I miss them lots watching over all these 40k videos recently and wish I didn't give in to the desire of quick cash now that I look back.
This is my third stab at miniature painting I started quite young maybe 14 not sure why I stopped, however got back into it in my 20's stopped again because we was moving house. Like many people I got rid of all my old stuff and don't even have any photos sadly but I have been painting again for just over a year I'm currently working on Orks, Space Marines and Death Gaurd hoping not to get burnt out lol. I'm working on theory of improving my painting skills and eventually working on individual random display pieces.
Scott. I love your channel. I don’t watch every video but was super glad I watched this one because of the nostalgia hits. I just got back into LOTR SBG after over a decade of my minis (Rohan, Isengard and the Balrog) sitting as a sea of grey. You partly inspired me to return to painting and it has been a joy as a 30 yr old.
I was also surprised to hear we share the same love of wood elves. I’ve been a huge fan of these dark hippies since I was 9 and still have a large army that has yet to be painted for anxiety reasons. Using the LOTR digs as practice so I can really nail the beautiful sculpts from old and new woodies and sylvaneth.
Thanks again, you rock!
PS I’m a big metal fan so it’s fun that you’re loosely themed that way
Made me have a look at my old minis. Mostly LotR as well. I still got an old army of Harad lying arround from ages ago, including a Mûmak. Those were fun times..
Also fitting shirt for a walk down memory lane!
I just came across some minis I painted back in the early 80's. What an eye opener, I really sucked. I recently got back into painting, so I've been stripping some of the better sculpts and repainting them as short fun breaks while I paint my Blackstone Fortress box.
It's interesting to look back at stuff you thought was cool when you were young.
Very nice trip down memory lane! It's great to see your painting passion develop
3:49 Holy Hell, those look beautiful.
Great video - thanks for sharing
GUIIILLLD BAAAAALL!!!!!! Oh man I love that game so much
Here's one for you Scott. There are a lot of tutorials around the place for NMM and typically this is gold or silver.
With the newer faction for Death coming out soon, I wonder if you would have any thoughts on Black metal or other cold tones (dark blue/green/purple) and how to accomplish this look from a very dark base as opposed to the mid tone that is used commonly for the gold/silver
Snap! Twin cities?!!! Bro beans! My man! Represent t frozen lakes of Minnesnowta! 😂❤️. Much love
I remember like 3 or 4 years ago, when i was a young lad, someone on ebay was selling a MASSIVE army of orks that was all tau looted vehicles and weapons. It was being sold on an auction so i hope who ever sold that army got a lot, or regrets it. They were very well painted and i want to know who made them because it was probably the coolest thing ive ever seen.
I've rebuilt some shade of Space Marine army...four times...Each time I sell it and inevitably get pulled back to them for one reason or another. I am currently building Crimson Fists. I told my friend that if I ever say to him "I am thinking of selling my marines" It is his job to stop me and say "Pack them in a box, you will just end up rebuilding the army 2 years from now like clockwork."
The video for fogotten paths, got me started in painting busts and large minis and i thank you for it.
Love you long time Scott! Always a true dude. Impregnate me with your minis!
Man, your videos are just incredible. I don't even paint miniatures but I'm still subscribed to your channel because I love the passion that you have for your craft and I love the quality of your videos. Keep up the great work.
"Now is the time to start your history"
Thanks for this. I like it!
Thanks for sharing. I also was drawn to Middenheim as a child. Really enjoying the trapped under plastic podcast.
Hi Scott!your collection looks so cool
Could you make a video where you show how to paint the eternal guard pls? or at least which colours you suggest
cant wait to see that sisters of the watch completely painted!
love this video thanks for taking us along for this trip through your hobby!
Me, now aged 122 years old, still waiting for him to eventually say in this video "and I won this competition"
Aww that was really sweet, thanks for sharing that with us!
I had a huge collection of Rogue Trader era Marines and Imperial Guard (including an original Land Raider, on sprues and in the original box, and on sprue, in box "Space Dwarves") from when I was hard into 40K in the 90s (~92-98). I'll never get any of it back, and 20 years later, when I'm getting back into 40K, I highly regret that. Not that they would've survived the countless moves I've made (including to other countries), but who knows? Think twice before you sell your armies!
I enjoyed seeing your collection. I have sold a lot of my own minis in the past and certainly regret selling some of them. Not all of them mind you as with armies I no longer play I do like the idea of someone else getting enjoyment out of them when I no longer play them
Good job Slim, thanks for sharing.
Great video! You're from Minnesota? Me too although much older than you. I got into minis for D&D purposes starting about 3 years ago. I mostly work with re-purposed/re-imagined stuff and I can't paint anywhere in your league. Still, after seeing your collection, I feel pretty good about the one I've hodgepodged together. For me, it's all about gaming options; gets after something similar to you talking about how the background can help you know how to paint a mini. When you see a mini, you just start to get ideas for the game. Super job!
Best video. Love your story, bro!
My first minis sit in my garage in a pseudo rubbish bin. Old 1/72 Napoleonics painted in enamels. Didn't know about undercoating, no inks in that day and no shading though I was aiming for mass to paint the picture. (Didja see what I did there?) Any how, I had 120 British soldiers in a tight square with a couple of RHA guns and was just beginning to start the French Cuirassiers who would be charging the square. It died in an instant when my art teacher found out I was working on something out of school and asked. When I told him what he put it down like a horse with a broken leg. Took me a couple of years to get back into it with 28mm metals, still Napoleonics but I had discovered technique, acrylics and gaming
Keep up the awesome work, Scott! So glad you've been able to make the jump to full time. I will become a patron soon, I swear it (when I saw Exodus and Testament CDs in the background, that sealed it)!
All my old miniatures that I painted and collected before I left home in 2003 got sold/given away without my knowledge during a house move. Can you hear that? The smallest violin, playing the saddest song, just for me? ;)
FeelsBadMan
Phenomenal. A real credit to you. Thanks for sharing.
great to see your evolution of painting skill and that you can paint at a lower standard for speed
This was such a lovely video, made me very nostalgic! Unfortunately, in a moment of desperation, I sold my 4000 points worth of Necrons a few years ago as I was out of the hobby and didn't think I'd get back into it. Fast forward literally 2 months and 8th edition 40k came out and here I am with 2 cabinets full of models. Was nice seeing your collection dude! Much love from a fellow mini tuber :)
I actually really love the Wood Elf "Forgotten Path".. a very beautiful piece of work
I've never cried before but this was too beautiful.
Best video yet, we all started somewhere good to know you did too
You've done a really great job of painting your figures, really impressive
I discovered this channel this month, I'm addicted to this and now I want some Warhammer figures.