Watching this I got down the 14 blightlord terminators I’d bought, magnetized and assembled then did nothing with. I’m going to work with my new oil paints with these guys. Love the video, thanks for sharing!
Awesome to hear! If I would give one price of advice along the way it would be to avoid using too much paint when doing oils that are not to be wiped off.
@@TabletopImpulse Thank you! To bad it was out of necessity rather than design. But on the bright side i finally got around trying to drybrush with oils. Even more so when it worked 😁
Those Nurgle boys turned out really well with the oils. I’ve got some of those very same metals. I’ve never been a really big fan of 40k as such but have enjoyed the games I played over the years. It does seem perhaps a little beyond me these days from what everyone says about it not being a game for casual gamers. Nurgle marines have always been one of the coolest things about 40k…though I’m also partial to genestealers and the regular underdogs Imperial Guard
@@Svengar I've never actually played 40k. Doing entire armies is not really my thing apparently. That is a large part of why I like skirmish games I suppose :) If I did however it would most likely be Nurgle.
@@honestminis9530 the games I played were all many years ago with much earlier editions and back then we never got much into painting (which perhaps was a little bit for the best). The first time I played was with the rogue trader rules. Maybe one day I’ll give it more of a go when I have painted a lot more fantasy minis. Since late February this year I have painted nearly 150 minis which I’m very proud and rather amazed of since in the past I never would or could have painted in quantity like that. And doing it all I’ve been having a great deal of fun which is the most important thing really
Watching this I got down the 14 blightlord terminators I’d bought, magnetized and assembled then did nothing with. I’m going to work with my new oil paints with these guys. Love the video, thanks for sharing!
Awesome to hear!
If I would give one price of advice along the way it would be to avoid using too much paint when doing oils that are not to be wiped off.
Great speedpaint job with oils!
@@giorgiobriozzo9655 It kind of surprised me but yep, it really works 😁
Sweet some 40k minis gotten painted. They look awesome
@@Matt-md5yt Thank you!
A fantastic video and a great team! I think you have probably got one of the best results in ratio to the amount of time you spent for sure!
@@TabletopImpulse Thank you!
To bad it was out of necessity rather than design.
But on the bright side i finally got around trying to drybrush with oils. Even more so when it worked 😁
Nice work as always 💕💕
Thank you!
Those Nurgle boys turned out really well with the oils. I’ve got some of those very same metals. I’ve never been a really big fan of 40k as such but have enjoyed the games I played over the years. It does seem perhaps a little beyond me these days from what everyone says about it not being a game for casual gamers. Nurgle marines have always been one of the coolest things about 40k…though I’m also partial to genestealers and the regular underdogs Imperial Guard
@@Svengar I've never actually played 40k. Doing entire armies is not really my thing apparently. That is a large part of why I like skirmish games I suppose :)
If I did however it would most likely be Nurgle.
@@honestminis9530 the games I played were all many years ago with much earlier editions and back then we never got much into painting (which perhaps was a little bit for the best). The first time I played was with the rogue trader rules.
Maybe one day I’ll give it more of a go when I have painted a lot more fantasy minis. Since late February this year I have painted nearly 150 minis which I’m very proud and rather amazed of since in the past I never would or could have painted in quantity like that. And doing it all I’ve been having a great deal of fun which is the most important thing really