Definitely agree with this! But I will definitely be making more Turnip28 videos as I work on my second and third regiments. I always enjoy building and painting anything Turnip28 related 🙂
Thanks Stu, much appreciated! There really is no right or wrong to paint Turnip28 miniatures but hopefully this showed how they can be painted really pretty quickly using relatively few paints but still get that grim looking Turnip28 style 😃
That's brilliant, I'm really glad that the you found the video helpful! Turnip28 is a fantastic outlet for creativity and kitbashing as you really only limited by your own imagination. I've just started building my third Turnip28 regiment so I'll be sure to make a video about that 😀
Thanks Justin! It's a very very different technique to how I would normally paint figures but I think it definitely adds to the overall feel of Turnip28. It gives the miniatures a more grim look 🙂
Thanks Jim, I've definitely found that my painting with regards to Turnip28 is completely different to how I would approach something like Bolt Action. I actually think this quick and simple scheme really does add to the overall look though 😀
The mud and gunge definitely adds to figures like these as the basing really gives them a sense of trudging through mud and slime. It's just Vallejo Thick Mud and Water Effect but the look is absolutely spot on 🙂
Thanks Lucian, I'm not sure using the wash like this would work on other figures for other games but for Turnip28 it definitely fits with the painting style. I like to add a few reds to break up the green/brown feel of the unit 🙂
Cheers Cal! It's a very very simple way of painting but I think that this is absolutely works for the Turnip28 aesthetic. Clean and crisp paint schemes wouldn't really capture the grim and fatalistic look of these units 🙂
Thank you! These are kitbashed using three different plastic kits as there is not set range for Turnip28 but this is what appeals to me. There is such freedom to create what I want using whatever bits and pieces I can find 🙂
Thank you! I ended up using this combination of paints completely by accident but I'm super happy with how it turned out. I would say a bit too much blue can sort of ruin the effect but it is easily fixed 🙂
Nice work Ste, they really look impressively grim and muddy together. I'm not sure I could paint them six to a base like you do, even with a quick paint job. But you make it work! 🙂
Cheers mate! Painting six to a base is not something I'd normally do but it makes me paint in a way that really fits Turnip28. It's a bit rough and ready bit the simple process and the muddy bases really seem to work 🙂
Cheers buddy, much appreciated! Working on Turnip28 stuff is always enjoyable but building and painting this second army has been so much fun. They look foul and pretty sick but that's the joy of Turnip28 🙂
@@OnPointHQ Oh god damn it Ste. I have been DREAMING of T28! I can't get it out of my head. I'm going to go for it. Sprues ordered, greenstuff ready to go
Thanks Darren, much appreciated! I would always encourage anyone that's looking for something different when it comes to the hobby to give Turnip28 a try. Endless possibilities for kitbashing and creativity 😃👍
Welcome to the supremely twisted and awesome world of Turnip28! It really is one of my favourite parts of the hobby to work on. Such limitless creativity and scope to model, build and paint what you like. I really need to make a start on another regiment 😃👍
@@OnPointHQ Thanks so much! Coming from Bolt Action, I thought this would be a nice change of pace and something that I could get creative with. More so than BA. The minis I’ve seen look cool, and I’m excited to start putting together a little army.
@@OnPointHQ It’s not my thing, but I appreciate the modeling opportunities it presents for people who enjoy that. The elephant and snail that you did are absolutely amazing. What I want to see is someone actually playing the game.
there is not enought turnip28 out there. Love that you're doing it!
Definitely agree with this! But I will definitely be making more Turnip28 videos as I work on my second and third regiments. I always enjoy building and painting anything Turnip28 related 🙂
@@OnPointHQ I do love what you are sharing with us, so thanks for that!
Really great video Ste, they look awesome.
Thanks Stu, much appreciated! There really is no right or wrong to paint Turnip28 miniatures but hopefully this showed how they can be painted really pretty quickly using relatively few paints but still get that grim looking Turnip28 style 😃
Great tutorial! I’m just starting to investigate Turnip28 and this video was exactly what I needed. Thank you.
That's brilliant, I'm really glad that the you found the video helpful! Turnip28 is a fantastic outlet for creativity and kitbashing as you really only limited by your own imagination. I've just started building my third Turnip28 regiment so I'll be sure to make a video about that 😀
Thank you so much for this ste,top work
Thanks Justin! It's a very very different technique to how I would normally paint figures but I think it definitely adds to the overall feel of Turnip28. It gives the miniatures a more grim look 🙂
Great work Ste. Some interesting ideas there too. 👍
Thanks Jim, I've definitely found that my painting with regards to Turnip28 is completely different to how I would approach something like Bolt Action. I actually think this quick and simple scheme really does add to the overall look though 😀
Nice and muddy; I need to paint some more adventurers in a similar grungy state for Forbidden Psalm
The mud and gunge definitely adds to figures like these as the basing really gives them a sense of trudging through mud and slime. It's just Vallejo Thick Mud and Water Effect but the look is absolutely spot on 🙂
Nice work ste I like the guy in the hood 👍
Cheers mate, the heads from the Frostgrave Cultists box are absolutely spot on for making Turnip28 units 😀
Nice painting tehnique, covering mistakes with wash. The mixed red really pup up nicely.
Thanks Lucian, I'm not sure using the wash like this would work on other figures for other games but for Turnip28 it definitely fits with the painting style. I like to add a few reds to break up the green/brown feel of the unit 🙂
A great video Ste, lovely clear guide to how you painted these.
Cheers Cal! It's a very very simple way of painting but I think that this is absolutely works for the Turnip28 aesthetic. Clean and crisp paint schemes wouldn't really capture the grim and fatalistic look of these units 🙂
Very peculiar figures. Excellent paint job.
Thank you! These are kitbashed using three different plastic kits as there is not set range for Turnip28 but this is what appeals to me. There is such freedom to create what I want using whatever bits and pieces I can find 🙂
Really good tutorial! I'll try that skintone on My Turnip project.
Thank you! I ended up using this combination of paints completely by accident but I'm super happy with how it turned out. I would say a bit too much blue can sort of ruin the effect but it is easily fixed 🙂
Nice work Ste, they really look impressively grim and muddy together. I'm not sure I could paint them six to a base like you do, even with a quick paint job. But you make it work! 🙂
Cheers mate! Painting six to a base is not something I'd normally do but it makes me paint in a way that really fits Turnip28. It's a bit rough and ready bit the simple process and the muddy bases really seem to work 🙂
Awesome work mate!
Cheers buddy, much appreciated! Working on Turnip28 stuff is always enjoyable but building and painting this second army has been so much fun. They look foul and pretty sick but that's the joy of Turnip28 🙂
@@OnPointHQ Oh god damn it Ste. I have been DREAMING of T28! I can't get it out of my head. I'm going to go for it. Sprues ordered, greenstuff ready to go
great vid!
Thank you and apologies for the late response! Hopefully this video shows how much creative freedom there is with Turnip28 😀
OK I HAVE t paint an army for this great stuff thank you ! :)
Thanks Darren, much appreciated! I would always encourage anyone that's looking for something different when it comes to the hobby to give Turnip28 a try. Endless possibilities for kitbashing and creativity 😃👍
Just getting into T28, thanks for the video!!
Welcome to the supremely twisted and awesome world of Turnip28! It really is one of my favourite parts of the hobby to work on. Such limitless creativity and scope to model, build and paint what you like. I really need to make a start on another regiment 😃👍
@@OnPointHQ Thanks so much! Coming from Bolt Action, I thought this would be a nice change of pace and something that I could get creative with. More so than BA. The minis I’ve seen look cool, and I’m excited to start putting together a little army.
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Cheers buddy, much appreciated! 😀
@@OnPointHQ It’s not my thing, but I appreciate the modeling opportunities it presents for people who enjoy that. The elephant and snail that you did are absolutely amazing. What I want to see is someone actually playing the game.
Something I have luck with for sickly looking skin is rakkarth flesh and then druchi violet.
That sounds like a really good recipe, I'll definitely be checking that out in future 😃👍
@@OnPointHQ thank you for all the great content. More turnip 28 please.
What minis are you using for these?
They are mostly a combination of Perry medieval plastics and the undead peasants box by Fireforge Games 😃👍