This video was great for me since I don't own an airbrush. I plan on using some of these tips on a Chaos Landraider. The metallic tips will be very useful.
The White and Red pads were done off screen with an airbrush. I am just wondering what colors you used? Bold titanium white I am guessing for the white, but did you layer this with anything? did you highlight it at all? not sure on the steps here. For the Red, the same question, which red or reds is it? did you layer it with other reds? highlight it? not sure. thanks!
Great questions. For the red I started from Burnt Red and moved onto Bold Pyrrole Red and finally into a little Aldebaaran Red. For the white I started with Bright Neutral Grey and moved into Bold Titatium White. All of those colors are by Pro Acryl except for Aldebaaran Red which is by Scale 75
I think I've said this before on previous videos, but I hate painting gold because all the gold I've painted with had had terrible coverage. How does scale 75 gold paint work for you? Do you do anything to the paint to improve the coverage?
I find Scale 75 metallic paints to be smooth and not as thick as like Citadel ones. I water them down a little, but the trick is to use 3 or 4 coats of paint. Metallic paints tend to be streak more than regular ones so keep the paint thin and use extra layers. .are sure each layer dries before adding the next. Also if you are using a wash your paint doesn't need to be 100% opaque because the wash will help tie it all togethed
thank you for the paint list. helps a lot. I need to buy everything fresh - recently moved and lost all my supplies. which brushes do you use here? what do you think I should buy in order to paint this exact model. -- this is the model I plan to start with for new Imp Knights army.
@RAINBOWBEARMAN I use Artis Opus brushes. I highly recommend getting some of their drybrushes because they are simply the best out there. Other great options for high quality brushes are Rosemary and Co, Raphael 8404 or Winsor and Newton 7s. Those are all good brushes, but expensive because they aren't synthetic
What do you mean by overbrushing? That is a term that I think different people in the hobby use for different techniques. I stayed away from using a drybrush because I will be doing a video painting a Warglaive with almost exclusively a drybrush
I'm not sure I understand the question. I did use primer on this model. I always prime my miniatures and give the primer a solid 24 hours to set before I paint
This was another great video man! Glad to have you back and posting content.
Thanks man! Hope you enjoy another long form vid
This video was great for me since I don't own an airbrush.
I plan on using some of these tips on a Chaos Landraider. The metallic tips will be very useful.
It's always frustrating to be painting those flat panels and see painting lines. Good luck on your Landraider!
The White and Red pads were done off screen with an airbrush. I am just wondering what colors you used? Bold titanium white I am guessing for the white, but did you layer this with anything? did you highlight it at all? not sure on the steps here. For the Red, the same question, which red or reds is it? did you layer it with other reds? highlight it? not sure. thanks!
Great questions. For the red I started from Burnt Red and moved onto Bold Pyrrole Red and finally into a little Aldebaaran Red. For the white I started with Bright Neutral Grey and moved into Bold Titatium White. All of those colors are by Pro Acryl except for Aldebaaran Red which is by Scale 75
impresionante, muy buen trabajo, 10/10
¡muchas gracias!
Love the brush only large tutorial
Thank you and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I think I've said this before on previous videos, but I hate painting gold because all the gold I've painted with had had terrible coverage. How does scale 75 gold paint work for you? Do you do anything to the paint to improve the coverage?
I find Scale 75 metallic paints to be smooth and not as thick as like Citadel ones. I water them down a little, but the trick is to use 3 or 4 coats of paint. Metallic paints tend to be streak more than regular ones so keep the paint thin and use extra layers. .are sure each layer dries before adding the next. Also if you are using a wash your paint doesn't need to be 100% opaque because the wash will help tie it all togethed
thank you for the paint list. helps a lot. I need to buy everything fresh - recently moved and lost all my supplies. which brushes do you use here? what do you think I should buy in order to paint this exact model. -- this is the model I plan to start with for new Imp Knights army.
@RAINBOWBEARMAN I use Artis Opus brushes. I highly recommend getting some of their drybrushes because they are simply the best out there. Other great options for high quality brushes are Rosemary and Co, Raphael 8404 or Winsor and Newton 7s. Those are all good brushes, but expensive because they aren't synthetic
@@mattsminiprob thank you very much. which sizes should I start with?
@RAINBOWBEARMAN for most brands a 2 is a do all size. For Artis Opus I think the 3 can do most anything
@@mattsminiprob thank you
@@RAINBOWBEARMAN my pleasure! I'm also happy to answer questions or just chat about hobby stuff
Brush only is going to be really helpful for my first big knight (currently working on war dogs) so saving this for later!
I hope it's helpful! With war dogs it helps that you can be a little grittier and splash some mud, rust or grime effects on
Instead of painting like that, I’d rec over brushing , it looks so much better since it minimizes brush strokes to almost zero.
What do you mean by overbrushing? That is a term that I think different people in the hobby use for different techniques. I stayed away from using a drybrush because I will be doing a video painting a Warglaive with almost exclusively a drybrush
whats the trick to not using primer in this video
I'm not sure I understand the question. I did use primer on this model. I always prime my miniatures and give the primer a solid 24 hours to set before I paint
@@mattsminiprob oh, mb. fyi I did skip through the video but also it did look the same as when i unboxed it. sorry.
@joejoe1711 no problem dude! I use Monument Hobbies black primer which is very matte so it may look different