Build and paint your first Warhammer model: perfect for beginners
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- Let me guide you every step of the way, and help you build and paint your first Warhammer model. I'll cover all the tools you need, all the essential techniques, and let you know the common mistakes to avoid.
00:00 Intro
01:04 Essential equipment
04:17 Planning the build
04:50 Removing bits from the sprue
05:21 Cleaning mold lines
06:06 Assembling the model
07:35 Basing your model
08:53 Priming
10:45 Planning the paint scheme
12:05 Basecoating main colour
13:28 Drybrushing
15:05 Accurate basecoating
16:02 Fixing mistakes
17:40 Using shade paints
19:36 Highlighting
21:35 Waterslide transfers
23:09 The finished model
23:53 First mini vs Latest mini
25:11 Credits
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“I have never built or painted a war thing” best sentence of the day
She's a little one-liner machine.
Could have been worse. Could have been 'war dollies'.
Peak teenager.
You should introduce your nieces to dana, she always calls them dolls or toys lol
So wait whats the relation between these people im confuzed?
The most important thing to remember for beginners is to never compare your work with the box art! They are professionals that have painted for years and do it everyday as a job, there is no way your models will look like that when you start painting. Focus on choosing fun color choices and experimenting with painting techniques as you get more comfortable! Don’t feel ashamed to try something new or a color scheme that is not official! Have fun and be proud of your work! There is nothing more fulfilling then having your own work on display on a shelf or table!
Absolutely, I say something to that effect at the end of the video. The most important thing is that YOU are happy with it, and that YOU enjoy it! :)
@@MidwinterMinis it’s so important! So many beginners get discouraged because their miniatures don’t look perfect. But honestly it’s what I love about this community, that everybody has a different style. And honestly I prefer an objectively less well done painted miniature over a grey plastic mini in a game of warhammer any day!
Yeah all of the minis in my entire household are not the box art from desert camo tau to gold and black imperial knights and even dark mechanicus whith purple.
'Eavy metal painters generally dedicate a full 8 hours work day to one standard trooper, and often up to a whole week of full time work for bigger miniatures and characters, just something to keep in mind on top of their experience
I say don't compare your work to anyone. Take inspiration, find your way and be happy with the work you do. If it's not fun, it's not worth it.
By no exaggeration, this has gotta be the best beginner friendly tutorial on youtube - watched this a few months back before tackling my first ultramarines, and it's fun to come back to this to see that those same techniques still apply. Hats off to you Guy for getting a fool into this wonderful hobby
Thanks sundowner from the hit 2013 game metal gear revengance
Damn finally somebody who actually tells the basics and not some frickin high class art lesson.
I appreciate this video a lot. Pretty much every tutorial I have seen up to now was way to advanced for an absolute beginner.
"Go ahead with the airbrush" as if I have an airbrush just sitting around! Or "Use some wash" without explaining how or even what that is. And ofcourse working with 7 different pots of paint for a simple marine.
This video just made my day. It gave me some real motivation to go and paint some models while giving me some more realistic outlook on what I can expect.
This! Whenever I wanted to start painting I got scared by these high-class tutorials that demand excellent knowledge beforehand. Contrary, this video gave me the push and I ordered my first Tau models, paint and brushes. Thank you so much :)
Look within yourself before blaming a tutorial offering advanced skills. Beginner techniques are just novice method of applying the same skills. This tutorial is junk and will barely improve your painting ability.
@@robsonez Dude I literally looked up beginner tutorials... Not advanced. If something is labeled beginner I expect it to be appropriate for beginners.
Yes now almost a year and a lot of minis later this video has little to offer. But back then before painting my very first mini without knowing any basics it helped a lot! The title of this video includes "your first". This is not about improvement, it is about the very first step... the basics of basics. And it does that very well.
Also what the fuck is this: "Beginner techniques are just novice method"? xD. Beginner and novice is pretty much the same... maybe the novice has painted 10 minis while the beginner is literally just beginning. Ofcourse they are the same techniques.
Seriously don´t even answer... I can see you have nothing to offer in terms of arguementation and I will simply ignore it.
@@JBasilix Beginner techniques ARE just novice method - the same thing. I'm sorry your lack the ability to extrapolate. Novice method meaning the beginnings of the advanced skills you see on more serious tutorials. Was clearly too hard for you to understand then and now... There are far better videos for beginners, by excellent mini painters - even a year ago. That was my point. It isn't an argument.
BTW you replied the first time so I'll be surprised if you don't reply again.
step 1: apply base color all over the model
step 2: lots of nuln oil
Job's done
I didn’t know you was an ork player to
USEC madlad.
Liquid skill has made my minis look way better than they should
Replace step 2 with Reikland Fleshshade and that's my Skaven technique. Yes-yes!
The Ol Reliable of painting Custodes, just spray paint them gold and dunk em in nuln oil, simple as
Guy tells us a story of an incident with a knife leading to a lifelong scar then proceeds to cut towards himself while trimming
Haha, I know, right? Cutting toward yourself is safe if you pincer, though. Honest ;)
Basically like whittling
Cutting away is for wimps... scars build character 😜
Always cut towards your chum, never toward your thumb.
Cutting towards is fine! Just use the pincer manoeuvre.
I've just started getting my boys into WH40K (ages 10, 12, &13) and they have been very hesitant with their first models and terrified of mistakes. After they watched this video and saw how well your nieces did, it really motivated them to move forward and onto other models. Thanks for the video! And the help in sharing a 25 year pastime with my kids!!
P.s. my daughters took a shine when they heard other girls painting as well, I couldn't be happier!!
You're a really good dad
You should get the to play the Lord of the Rings version of that (Middle Earth Strategy Game).
@Der Porkmeister actually it’s three boys and at least two girls so five minimum
@@justsomeguy9514
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Hey, im 13, and I wanna main Imperium Space Marines. Any tips? I have only been in WH40k for a week and I really like it.
Guy: “I’ve paint hundreds of models”
*flashes back to that week when he painted an entire army of orks and then another entire army of deathguard*
Guy: “Maybe thousands of models”
It was a LONG week ;)
Haha yeah crazy!
Got death guard for my first models, figured more models more practice, idk why but im completely stumped trying to come up with even decent colors, need to get better with the creativity lol
I feel that. I recently had to finish up a Thousand Sons army.
"You wouldn't expect it to be rainbow..."
Dana Howl has entered the chat
*Who?*
Ritchie Blackmore has entered the chat
goodboy has entered the chat
@@dabiggs9519 Dana Howl. UA-cam painter. Also does minis. Worth a look.
Also, She paints Necrons Fluorescent, because she wants to.
i will now make it my mission to paint rainbow necrons
Bonus protip from an artist who's drunk the paint water too many times: Use two water cups. One's your dirty water that you wash your brush in, the other's your clean water that you wet your brush with. Much less time spent on refills
My wife and I agree, Penny and Guy deserve mad props for broadening the hobby base. It was a very pleasant surprise to see the contributions from these young women. Good form.
I've been collecting for 7 years now and this has finally given me the confidence to get painting, I have painted nearly 400 models in 7 months. Thanks for the tips
Teh fuck
GW should just add a QR code to this video inside their starter boxes.
Yea
Agreed
I admire the commitment of drinking paint water just for a bit.
Probably just colored water, because drinking paint would probably be dangerous.
@@alexanderthegreat6682 to you, mortal
its not a bit! the flavoring is why citadel paints are so expensive
This is probably the best beginner video I've seen. All other videos like these usually is by skilled painters, but this is the first time I've seen someone actually show alongside actual beginners.
Hey! Please read! I just re- stumbled across this video. I watched it 1 year and 9 months ago. Thank you. Thank you so very much buddy. You see, I've been wanting so bad for about 15 years to get into the hobby. Like many, I was terrified of painting. I'm no artist. Never built a model kit. I was terrified of it, and thought I would never be apart of the 40k tabletop community. Then I found this video one day after watching "play on tabletop". You made me believe that I could paint. You made it look simple. So I took the plunge. Again thank you. I've painted so much in 1 year and 9 months. I have tyranids, ultramarines, sisters, necrons, and my wife is now painting an orc army. You actually changed my life in a very very very positive way. ::::Shakes your hand::::: I wish yall the best.
Oh my god, an eleven year old paints better than I did when I was 18. I wish I had these videos back in the late nineties. Written instructions with four accompanying images, one of which being "After basecoat, base colours and blacklines - now paint the rest of the miniature." really sucked. This was a great video, as always! I recently got back into the hobby, after pausing between 2005 to 2020 and boy did all these videos by you, Miniac, Goobertown, Duncan, etc etc help me paint minis, that I am so very proud of.
Vortagh yup, my 6 year old is painting Sisters of Battle. Better than me as a teenager!
You both may have a prodigy in your hands.
Then again, they are related to Guy and had him teaching them so is it any wonder why they turned out so good?
It's mad getting back into this hobby and seeing how much it's expanded. Plus I have way more money
I'm looking to get back into painting. The information in the 90s was so bad, despite practically living in the local store for a year or so I didn't once hear anyone mention that you needed to dilute paints. I was so annoyed no one covered this and only found out when a friend casually mentioned it years later.
It's great people have all the resources you mention these days as it makes things far more accessible, which is likely to keep people enjoying the hobby longer.
My girlfriend has deicided she wants all my spare nurgle models but is scared of painting them, im sure she will be happy to try after watching this thankyou
wise choice
death to the false emperor!
Making stuff look gross and rotting is fun! (Easier to hide mistakes too!)
@@Zaprozhan yea thats what i thought. she will be surprised how good it looks when the washes go on for sure
See Dana Howl's intro series too. She has a different take of beginner painting methods. "In the style of an introductory university course" --her words.
@@jebsaekam Thanks ill check it out, ive not seen any of her vids yet but you have changed that :)
Gonna be honest, this is my second time trying to get into the hobby side of 40k and this video has certainly helped me not get intimidated again. Thank you.
I am 35 years old and started to get interested in Warhammer 40k - I think it was the atmosphere and lore that drew me in. Luckily I live next to a big city that has some Gameworkshop stores. So after watching this video I feel motivated to try out assembling and painting my own first models. You explaining the process so well is really motivating, even for someone who did really badly in his art classes ^^ Thank you for this cool video, I will definitely return and look over your tips once more :)
"Nail clippers make a good alternative." My god, I'm glad it's not just me who uses them.
Snippy snippy!
@@MidwinterMinis I literally used them to take the Silent King off his sprue on Saturday...I accept that I have a problem.
@@MidwinterMinis But...nail clippers don't look like pliers? Or is it british nail clippers?
I don’t know about you guys but on my toes I use toe NAIL clippers. Do y’all just snip off your toes
@@5peciesunkn0wn There are, to my knowledge, nail clippers that look more like the cutters seen in the video. Just, you know, smaller.
N E V E R M A D E A W A R T H I N G Y
You mean those creepy dolls uncle has?
What
@@tmdiz4579 Nah bro, we don't talk about those...
armies that recruit children: W O U L D Y O U L I K E T O?
@@dead_veloper4765 nice
This is a reeeally good vídeo. Thank you so much!
RULE ONE OF ALL AND ANY KNIFES: NEVER CUT TOWARD YOURSELF
@@salisburysteakgamingnonexi9697 no, with hobby knives it’s good to cut towards yourself as it offers better control and so reduces the chance of cutting into the model/yourself
I have to admit, I've always been rather nervous about going into painting mini figs as a hobby, but this video is absolutely perfect, and it's given me the confidence to really give it a go. Thank you so much for this video!
1000's of minis Guy, geez! After your next 400 models in 3 days challenge it will be even more!
Hi Squidmar!
MAKE IT STOP, haha. I'm running out of storage space.
@@MidwinterMinis send me your unpainted models I'll take good care of them
@@MidwinterMinis So am I my friend! :/
@@MrHendrix17 haha lol
Me: I’ve been painting warhammer models for three years now I know what to do
MwM: *uploads a beginners guide on painting*
Me: watches full video anyway
I've been painting (on and off) since 1994 and I still found some useful stuff in there.
always good to go over the basics
This is gold standard of beginner mini painting tutorials. Perfect selection of accessible techniques, down-to-earth encouragement, and just has that "heart" to it. On top of the beginner friendly technical advice, there's lots of good "psychological" advice going on here for how to just enjoy the hobby without worrying about things being perfect. It can be a refreshing reminder even for someone who is no longer a beginner per se.
I have bad tremors, never thought I could start painting models, this really gave me confidence to do so.
I only recently got into the hobby making my first ever minis. and i cant begin to emphasises how helpful and inspiring your videos were and are. thank you for both introducing me to the hobby and helping me on my way to making and painting my first of many miniatures :D
That's really kind of you to say, matey. Happy I could inspire you to start in the hobby :)
I love how this video is somewhat targeting the younger audience of the hobby and is so open. Many "New to the hobby" videos can be speaking to the massive older crowd and as a father it's nice to see the chidlings welcomed in a non condescending way
This and black magic crafts video on safety are my must watch for my boys when they take to this hobby more than just slapping layers of paint recklessly on their dad's models.
Thankyou Guy!
Played a tiny bit of WH Fantasy and 40k in my teens, but the whole hobby was so expensive and inaccessible back then; I relied so much on friends and the odd forum post for help. I'm lightly coming back to the hobby now, and it's so great to see a more helpful, open, inclusive space. Thanks for this awesome video (and channel) -- really not helping the itch to jump back in full-time!
got into warhammer for that sweet sweet lore, which was a slippery slope into actually wanting to paint minis and play the game. problem is, im a HORRIFIC perfectionist and so many mini painting videos have honestly discouraged me from starting because i end up psyching myself out. this one actually made me feel like I shouldn't hang my head in complete shame if I mess a tiny thing up, so thank you ! starting my necrons this weekend :)
My father: "You know how paint these right?" (in spanish)
Me: *playing this video in the background* "Yeah don't worry mate."
Side note: thx for the video really, really helpful!
‘Are ya paintin’ son?’
@@HistoritorJimaldus yes (*/ω＼*)
My dad: This thing just costed us 4000 fucking pesos, you better do it right.
Me who never did it before: Yeah sure.(F u c k, f u c k, f u c k.)
Guy: Recommends a infantry model to start out.
Me: *sweats in Arkanaut Ironclad*
I felt a ton of anxiety as an absolute beginner to Warhammer but this video has got me so hyped. Chaos Army here I come! Thank you for the in-depth beginners guide!
I bought my first kit yesterday. It's a Space Marine Iron-Clad Dreadnought. I love Warhammer 40K Dreadnoughts, because they're like three blue fridges stuck together with legs and guns attached to them. Maybe I bit off more than I can chew, but this video is very helpful.
This is the most wholesome Guy will ever be. Nothing will ever top this...until the next video where Guy goes full wholesome again without effort
I fell into a deep state of "painting fatigue" after my lattest project (knees deep in an AoS Nighthaunt army) and half-way through it just left me. First time in three years I got exhausted by the simple thought of picking up a brush. However, this video, for some reason, ignited my creativity. Just watching those steps again, the whole painting process explained, the "bread and butter of the hobby" one might call it, it made me fall back in love with painting itself. I put my army on hold, went to my nearest gaming store, got a set of boardgame minis (just a bunch of archers and hellbardiers), and I just love painting them, designing their bases and picking some easy colors schemes.
I guess sometimes we can really get lost in big projects, watching amazing minis people post online and pushing ourselves more and more, instead of just grabbing a few colors or minis we find cool in the moment and paint away.
Thanks a lot for bringing the joy of painting back to me with this video!
Well said
I just started with the warhammer 40k hobby today and your video really saved me, I was overwhelmed by the all tiny bits of plastic. I managed to assemble my first mini ever (a tactical ultramarine), all thanks to you, now I know what I need to finish the entirety of first my tactical squad, again all thanks to you. You have no idea how much videos like yours help the 40k and Warhammer in general expanding. Cheers!
This video is great.I watched it about 2 years ago,and it’s what got me started on Warhammer and Miniature painting in general.
Can't watch yet, but here's a comment for the algorithm !
Om nom nom!
Despite collecting and painting on and off for years Guy, I still love your beginner and introduction style videos, your enthusiasm is infectious, cheers man!
This is the video I always send to someone who is starting to paint. Many don't know English, but I tell them: put on the subtitles and learn!
As a figure painter noob I very much appreciate the tutorial AND the whys and wherefores for the choices that you made. Excellent work! Thank you!
Midwinter Minis is the kind of positivity and awesomeness that the world needs. Thanks for always putting out such great content - you can really tell how much care and passion you put into your videos.
Hell yes, AdMech!
Gonna throw my two cents in - I've been passively consuming lots of these kinds of hobby videos while I work. For almost my entire world to be digital, I thought a more analogue, hands-on leisure activity would be a nice change of pace. I don't have anything Warhammer yet, but I've been very gradually accruing supplies like second-hand paints and brushes, DIY painting handles out of pill bottles, etc. The only things I've bought directly for this endeavor were
This is the best beginners guide to painting miniatures - it’s so straight forward, covers everything a beginner would ask and need to know.. it’s perfect! You’ve formatted the video brilliantly and by having your nieces take part makes the whole experience so much less stressful. Thank you so much Guy!
I do feel more confident for my necron army that has arrived this week, thank you
More Advice:
1)You can make a wet pallet for pretty much free with stuff you have around the house and theyll probably be better then the brand ones (search youtube and the first video that pops up should suffice) it takes 30seconds to make.
2) Plastic glue should be used in a vantilated areas, the fumes of the chemicals melting the plastic can be very harmfull or even in a place with a window if you do a lot of minis at a time or regularly, some people have felt headaches and got health problems, (not just the plastic glue but, spray primers and such materials , do be carefull)
3) The light is also important, like Guy said , not just to see what you are doing but also to take care of your eyes, youll be able to paint better and longer . Try to aim for a 5500 to 6000k led bulb (K is for kelvin and it should say that in the packaging) , lasts longer, similates day light better, and costs less in energy bills.
I was literally binge watching your channel when this video came out!
Perfect timing!
Thanks to a random UA-cam recommendation I binged your channel and with this guide I painted my first space marine. Thank you Guy!
I know this is a very old vid now but it has given me the confidence to buy my very first warhammer set and paints! (As well as the few tools needed) so in a few days i shall be building and painting my kill Team starter set! And to top it off my son wants to join in! Great video and nice clear instructions, thank you very much!
They talk just like Penny lol
yup
Could be Penny's younger sisters?
The line
“The dry brushing made it look so sick” really made me proud to be English
Love hearing people call things sick, doesn’t happen as much as it should
After watching this video I have finally decided to take the plunge. Been interested in painting minis since I've discovered WH40K's universe a couple of years ago. You gave me the confidence that I can do it, even though the last time I've touched a brush and paint was 20 years ago in high school. I've ordered everything you have on your ''beginner's'' list, the brushes and the vallejo paint kit, i also got a wash from citadel and some primers from home depot (the only thing i'm not so sure about). I'm sure my Skitarii rangers will look derpy as hell but hey we all start somewhere.
I'm 41 and have always liked art, but I've always stayed away from painting because I always thought that once you got the wrong color on a part then the entire thing was ruined. My mind was blown when you took the first color and started plopping it wherever. Thank you for releasing my brain, lol. I can't wait to start painting my Thousand Sons!
Perfect timing on this video! I just got my supplies a squad of orks and was about to get started.
I used to enjoy painting Warhammer minis as a kid over 10 years ago, but I didn't know what I was doing. Your videos (along with miniac, goobertown and others) make the hobby so much less intimidating and inspired me to get back into it.
Thanks for all of your hard work making these tutorials!
Dang I wish I had an uncle that is as cool as MwM. I would love to do something like this! Your nieces are really lucky.
I'm everyone's uncle, haha
I've been a 40k fan for years, but I've never really painted a model. After seeing this, I think I'll give it a go. If I can get anywhere as close as your nieces did, I'll know I did a good job. I really like the blood detail on the Necron. Nice touch.
Two years and still one of the best tutorials ever made. I hate that I was introduced to sub-assemblies by this, because now I can’t stop! It’s gotten to the point where I’m priming the sprues!
Thank you for this, my girlfriend and I have a lot of Tau, but we haven’t gotten to paint them yet, so I think this will really help
"be careful with these" proceeds to point to hand with scalpel
Shared this with my gaming group to show them THEY can paint their own minis!!!
Thanks for this! This is absolutely the best and simplest warhammer model painting guide I've seen on youtube. All the other videos kind of jump between beginner to expert techniques. Everything you've shown here does not seem too daunting for a beginner.
I have a question though. if my model has two main base colors (I'm doing adeptas sororitas a beginner), what would you recommend for dry brushing? Should I do 1 set of dry brushing for black and another set for the red? or just do a 1 over with 1 main color? The unit seems to be an even mix of both.
THANK YOU for mentioning sub assemblies with skitarii- I respect you for painting it fully assembled but those little bastards are such a pain to paint with the legs attached.
... especially without mangling your brush by jamming it up their skirts! Haha
I learned that lesson like 35 Skitarii too late.
@@Kildar042 I did too. After deciding I wanted to do the inside red. ( and after having done every single one's exterior with contrast paint)
I love how Guy is slowly turning into Magnum P.I. !! First the shirts, next the stache!
I just got some last week, and I found the best thing to do is get a cheap set and do some trial and error.. And have fun with fucking up a lot. While tutorials are great once you know a little, it shouldn't be so stressing to do it right at the start. The guys on UA-cam have been doing it for a decade, perfection takes time.
Tell your nieces they did a great job. I'm loving the macabre look to the Necron. Something that wasn't fresh from one of the tombs, but more risen from the darkened ground to answer to it's master's order to kill all trespassers. This is more of an inspiration for me to get on my mini's again.
This is just wonderful. Your sweet and enthsiastic tone is absolutely perfect for a beginner friendly introduction to mini painting. You are truly a treasure fof the community. Thank you so much!
I just want to say Thankyou for making this tutorial.
Of all Mechanicus paint guide I've watch, Yours is the final one that made me decide to go painting.
Right now my First Metalica Skitarii Ranger is almost finish (need some wash and waiting for custom decal to deliver) and its already look incredible.
For a world (universe?) that's so depressingly dark, violent, & evil, the community here is incredibly kind & helpful. I'm fairly new to the Warhammer stuff, my only exposure being video games. The nearly impenetrable lore has made it very intimidating to get into, but with how welcoming the community is, I feel comfortable looking up videos & learning about it, & hopefully collecting, building & painting my own figures. Not ready to try the table top game, but, baby steps lol
I genuinely like washing metals in like an Engine or in a greasier sort of environment in Agrax. It makes it feel heated and covered in oils to prevent rust.
This was the most helpful painting class I've ever seen. Thank you.
Im 38 once many years ago I dabbled in airfix and model trains and some warhammer. Never took off and quickly moved on. But recently I have been watching and really enjoying many UA-cam videos about 40k and starting up painting for beginners etc.. I really want to try again and this video made me confirm that decision. With Xmas coming up im going to treat myself.
As someone who is looking to learn warhammer 40k, this video is a godsend. Thanks for dumbing everything down for us mere mortals
Skitarii were my first models a year and a half ago so I'm so happy to see this video!
Perfect timing on this video. It's my birthday today and I literally just got my first Warhammer set as a present. Can't wait to get them painted!
This video was super helpful and inspiring! Picking up some supplies soon, can't wait!!!
Been in the hobby for some 20 years and I still find myself watching beginner videos. not because I need them, but they are nice to watch while i paint.
Hi!
I have found a really handy tip for painting robes of the kind of your skitarii instead of sub-assembling them is to blue-tack the miniature to the base. To access any tricky bits, just remove it and then stick it back. This might not work well with applying sand/texture paint before priming though, but I usually use GW's cityfight bases or basing paints, so I always apply them after painting.
Anyway, your videos are very good, keep it up!
This is such a great video. I'll be showing my daughter's.
This Tutorial felt like one of that Bob Ross Tutorials, such an calm and enjoyable voice.
I liked erin's touch of blood on her necron. Respect that creative initiative to add gore.
Looking healthy mate
Thank you!
Yeah, finally some admech love!
Thanks for the upload today Guy
Beep beep boop. Thankful statement gratefully received. Beep.
This video stands out in my memory from when I bought my first ever miniatures. Still an amazing guide.
I'm so excited to get started
Your nieces did a fantastic job. These models look like they just walked off the battle field.
We put it together and paint war things, it's who we are!
I can't wait to start. this video helps so much! Thank you!
Woow really well explained !! Im so excited to try it out !!
Me: Looks at the finished Necron
Also me: I see what you did there
Let's all remember the most important detail, thin our paints and two thin coats. All Hail Duncan!
Very nice introduction lesson. I have painted for years and this video covers very well all the basics and more.
I'm just starting in the hobby. I've read a ton of lore and decided to good Blood Angels. I've worked with Gundam kits before but this tutorial is definitely reassuring me that I can do a great job once I start building! Thanks for this!
8:59 "Why would you do this to me, father"
This uses some advanced techniques, but none of it’s overkill, and really it just makes your first model look great! The first “How to paint your model” tutorial I watched actually pushed me away from the hobby for months, but all this does is draw me in! great job! People who disliked this video are obviously super stupid trollers. They expect people not to watch this video? Wish I could like 40,000 times!
Also, for Citadel brand paints, to thin them, should I put water in the brush, or somehow get the paint out onto the pallete? How would I get it onto the pallete? Thanks!
Thanks for the heart, Midwinter!
If it's not to late I recomend using water
Super helpful video! Working on my first Start Collecting Box of Admech now! Thanks for all the good tips!
Planning to to start (or want to try) painting warhammer models and this video gave me a lot of tips. Thanks.