The one where everything goes wrong. - 3 days to go.
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Sometimes hobby doesn't go right, this is more a lesson in what not to do, Byron's making mistakes so you don't have to repeat them.
Check out the previous episodes:
#1 • Entering my first Warh... - New Beginnings
#2 • Running out of time, I... - Assembly woes
#3 • This army NEEDS a cent... - Worrying conversions (but very cool!)
#4 • How I keep up MORALE d... - Building these bases!
#5 • Painting: MARBLE BASES! - HACKING marble bases
We're stripping minis, trying unsuccessful paint schemes, but also talking about accepting that things don't always go according to plan, being flexible is important if we're going to get this done in time!
How to Strip Miniatures fast (Ultimate Easy Guide): • HOW TO STRIP MINIATURE...
Space Marine tutorials:
Ultramarines (Airbrush + Drybrush + Wash synergy): • How to paint Ultramari...
Dark Angels (high tabletop drybrush armour): • How to paint DARK ANGE...
Salamanders (high tabletop drybrush armour): • How to paint Salamande...
Black Templars (ultra-crisp drybrush+wash armour): • How to Paint BLACK TEM...
Imperial Fists (artistic purple shadow drybrush armour): • INDOMITUS How to paint...
Space Wolves (our take on Space Wolf Grey): • Space Wolves Painting ...
Minis:
Necrons (aged Verdigris scheme): • How to Paint Necrons -...
'Ghostbuster Green' Nighthaunt (Contrast + Washes): • PAINT GHOSTLY MODELS F...
Classic Nighthaunt: • How to Paint Classic N...
Vehicle tutorials:
Space Wolves: • How to Paint Warhammer...
Turquoise Tanks (alpha legion overclocked rhino): • How to Paint a Space M...
Star Wars Legion AAT: • How to paint: AAT Batt...
Large Miniatures:
AMAZING Great unclean one in 3 hours with Drybrushing: • INSANE Great Unclean O...
Fundamental/Basic army level Techniques:
How to Control GW Texture paints (e.g. Agrellan Earth): • GW Texture Paints Unlo...
Black Armour: • PAINT BLACK ARMOUR LIK...
Leather 3 ways: • How to Paint Leather F...
White 3 ways: • Painting white miniatu...
Gold 3 ways (bonus advanced gold): • How to Paint GOLD: FAS...
Yellow 4 ways: • How to Paint Yellow Wa...
Assembling, converting, and painting Forgeworld (Rogue Idol): • Re-posing an Orruk Rog...
Paint Realistic Flames - with DRYBRUSHING!: • How to Paint FLAMES an...
Chipping using AK Interactive Products: • Easy Chipping effects ...
Terrain:
Glowing 40k/SF Terrain: • How to paint 40K terra...
Glowing/firey/endless spells: • Paint all GLOWING Terr...
Dungeons: • Game Changing MODULAR ...
Grey Walls: • How to paint terrain D...
Upgrade those Grey walls with enamel washes in 3 quick steps!: • Upgrade ANY terrain in...
Glowing Green GHOST WALL: • Drybrush Striking Glow...
Synthwave Purple/Pink Wall: • Drybrush Fluorescent G...
Yellow Shipping Container: • PAINTING YELLOW MADE E...
Texture paint (agrellan) Basing Drybrush Scheme tutorials:
Mars/Desert Basing (quick, 'warm' basing): • How to Paint QUICK & E...
Cracked Lava Base: • How to Paint Volcanic/...
Grimdark (cool grey): • How to paint High qual...
Huge bases fast (airbrush, drybrush, wash): • How to Paint Big Bases...
Icy Bases: • How to paint Icy Tundr...
Basing Tutorials:
Metallic Sector Mechanicus 3 ways: • Simple Sci-Fi Industri...
Build a Scenic Base fast (with greenstuff and a rock!): • BUILD a better base fo...
Paint your Scenic Base - Spooky Basing: • How to Paint a Moonlit...
Limestone Basing: • How to base miniatures...
In this video Byron’s using the Artis Opus Brushes!
Series D: These high-quality brushes are perfectly designed for stippling, smudging, drybrushing, buffing, and even edge-highlighting. store.artis-op...
Series S - The perfect point, the ideal everyday brush: store.artis-op...
Series M - Shorter heads for precision detailing: store.artis-op...
Series D Brush set: store.artis-op...
XL Series D: store.artis-op...
Accessories (brush racks, cleaner, pallets): store.artis-op...
Music: Bensounds
#ArtisOpus #Warhammer #Vlog
Now we have a cornered man….what will happen next?!
Enjoying this man. Appreciated.
Mate, I'm a f***ing honey badger 🤣🤣🤣 far to stubborn to quit :)
As an auto body tech. Your idea of prep work being so important is spot on. Each stage gets easier if you prep well from the beginning.
Thanks for inviting us along for the ride, been really enjoying your series on this
My pleasure, dude! We'll do a post event piece mid week next week :)
Okay, so a couple points.
1) 3M Double Sided mounting tape is your friend. Use it to mount models to your disposable bases, so much quicker to get model on and off base than gluing then trying to be stupidly careful taking everything off.
2) More mounting tape on a popsickle stick or yardstick to do your priming/shading/highlighting/feet. Five or more in hand will make that all so much easier.
3) Why not just add the purple mix to your metallic as you’re base coating to make it an actual purple metallic instead of washing it purple? Then do a dry brush of your Monument Hobbies White Gold over the top? You could have then come back later to do some pinwashing to help draw out some of the detail when you weren’t crunching the clock?
1 & 2 sound great! I like the depth added by the wash though, Vs colouring the metallic, there's definitely space for the drybrush over the top though, only done it on the keeper a little, but it looks great for 3 steps :)
Yes! I take what others would consider an unreasonable amount of time smoothing lines, filling gaps, sanding/smoothing, and priming. The last thing I want is to regret 10 years from now not taking an extra 30 minutes making sure things are good from the beginning.
Are you enjoying the series: what should we record at the event? The opponents, the minis, the games, etc?
Check out the previous episodes:
#1 ua-cam.com/video/ZNtyHH5P7GM/v-deo.html - New Beginnings
#2 ua-cam.com/video/EHx7626scZA/v-deo.html - Assembly woes
#3 ua-cam.com/video/wlRkpKEDEiU/v-deo.html - Worrying conversions (but very cool!)
#4 ua-cam.com/video/V7sVjkRq2LA/v-deo.html - Building these bases!
#5 ua-cam.com/video/RwKNxyw8Sw8/v-deo.html - HACKING marble bases
You saying: "Lick For Slaanesh!"
I absolutely admire your dedication to quality even in the face of overwhelming time pressure
I don't know what would be funnier, that these thumbnail faces were made for each video, or if somewhere there's a pre-made set of Byron reaction images just waiting to be used.
Shaping up nicely! Will be very interesting to see 'em all together. (-:
Since you asked about the yellow "azo" and I don't remember anybody answering. "A single pigment transparent warm yellow with a reddish tint. The azo pigment is a synthetic organic originally developed by the German Hoechst company in the early 1900s and first became popular as a textile dye"
The warning to keep track of your 5 different experiments hit me in my soul. I've got 4 test models out right now and the one I like the most ended up being a bit of a mistake combined with additional faffing about and now I'm staring at it like "what the hell got me here"
Man, this exact experience is why I do what I do, I had a perfect dryad I could never replicate... exactly this experience!
I’m not going to lie - I’m feeling quite a bit of anxiety at this point. I was really enjoying this series up until this episode :) One day to go and there’s just SO MUCH still to do! Will this be a case of the ink still being wet when you turn up to the tournament? Good luck mate.
I am amazed with you speed on the final bits of painting. Well done. Fastest I have ever managed to paint was 10 bloodletters in 2 hours, but same as you, all prep done and one step at a time
I'm in awe of how your doing this army on a short amount of time and I'm still learning stuff from them !!! Your one crazy cookie 🍪🍪 inspiring!!
Oh my goodness love the pastel purple's and the blues of the bases it look incredible
Yeah I spend quite a long time priming as well and more often than not I'll give them a zenithal highlight also with primer since I've already got my airbrush out. Usually I also go over them and brush on some primer on any bits that look like they were poorly primed or I just missed with airbrush. I also let them sit for 24 hours just to make sure that primer is fully cured before I start painting them.
I'm quite paranoid about that part of painting to be honest.
Yeah man, that makes a load of sense, I just have to know that I've laid good foundations!
Heroic effort, can’t wait to see it on the table. You can do it!
Loving this series even with the stress involved, thankful its not me ;) those Varanguard horses look the bollocks :)
Painting bravely indeed
Only way to proceed, given the circumstances! :)
You can do it/did do it? Army is looking awesome already! Love the blends! And I feel your pain ha
You can put your models in lighter fluid (e.g the fluid you buy for barbeques). You'll need to leave them in there overnight.
It doesnt harm the plastic at all, but it gets under the layer of acryllic paint very effectively, making the paint peel off very easily with a toothbrush/airbrush cleaner brush for smaller areas.
keep at it mate, YOU CAN DO IT!!
5:17 first time seeing a bouldering brush on a hobby table
:D can't reach V10 painting without one ;)
For the armor, have you ever tried Vallejo “ColorShift” colors?
This series is fantastic but I can’t help but want to reach in and help in some way. Assemble or sand. I can feel the pain.
Byron you are one crazy frog, at this point in the project my OCD would have caused my head to explode, I need to know how you keep your cool or is the head exploding edited out :) , keep up the good fight against the grey my friend.
Man your cutting this fine. Don't push yourself to hard and get some sleep. your doing a great job though
Aren't you a fan of using Dettol to strip paint, Byron? It works really well and it's cheaper than the stuff you use. I'd like to know who discovered that Dettol strips acrylic paint, what sort of frame of mind were they in to try that?
Hi dude, nice work ! Could you give me the list of colors used ?
Honestly, and I have complete respect for Byron, but with the clock so low (or even as general principles), way too many of the steps became obscured and revisited with other later techniques. You don't need to airbrush extremities purple, and then again more dilute for transitions, if you then go over them with two opacitites of strong paint/ink wash to reproduce exactly the same effect more strongly in exactly the same areas. For an army scheme, you need to follow through on processes until the model is done, not test five ways of doing just one process and then largely overpaint the lot anyway. Huge sympathy for the guy and his honest and earnest struggle
If I'd had more time to work this out it would have been closer to this mate, part of deadlines is not having the ability to take stock/get stuff perfect. Realised at each point I was doing it, but it's too late by then, you just can't let it annoy/get to you, especially when you're against it!
@@ArtisOpus That's all true too Byron, you can only press on the best way you see it. Anyone can see you were putting everything you have into it
Really hope the vraguard horsemen look good I really woukd love guide on how to paint them.
It's a good thing you didn't add anything time consuming to your keeper of secrets like wings or something like that. Would really add more time you don't appear to have :P
Geez Byron, I could never do that….
I stick to one figure bringing it to the highest level I can, then on to the next.
I feel like, at this point, I should offer to help but I also enjoy watching the sands of time tick away.
You've gotta suffer for your art right?
That's a nice chromatic choice!
I know that feeling when you have a few days left to complete an army. It's ass.
I'm not sure I've ever felt more stressed watching a UA-cam video.
You proberbly can't run out of time. But You can run out of life😭
Your paint palette thingy looks like a nebula.
If you lied and said it was just a blurry image from Hubble, I think people would believe you.
The way you treat your quality brushes hurts my wallet 😖
Ones used like this are in the process of retirement :). Check out the dots on the back of some of my brushes, there's a system :D
White: New (mostly for layer paints)
Black: Metallics/Old
Red: Old - for basecoats/washes
cringe.. ultrasonic cleaner would have saved soo much time, 30 minutes with isopropyl and a little scrubbing you could have eaten and refuelled/overloaded
with energy drinks, great video i feel like you could make a decent music video with that time lapse,, think peter gabriel sledgehammer :)