I legit need a new airbrush, i think my neo is at the end of its life, plus you cant take it apart really well to get a deep clean on it. Do you h ave any suggestions?
I get why people like airbrushing but not everyone can use one. For example I live in a rented apartment and I paint minis at a desk in my living room. Even while using an airbrush box I’d probably cover a lot of stuff with the spray and I would also have to endure the fumes. Even something like spray coating with zenithal highlights means that I’ll be spending most of the time outside on the street or in the yards. I could easily afford an airbrush but would probably never be able to use it anyway. So I’ll always appreciate guides that show how you can do things without needing an airbrush. So thank you.
I use an airbrush in an apartment. What you do is get a folding paint cabin/station with a fan and an attachable hose and a head that looks like the end of a carpet vaccuum cleaner. You clamp that "head" in between the window and the frame and so the cabin will suck out all the fumes. Don't get me wrong, you might not be able to rearrange your home so you can sit and have the setup by your window, but it's absolutely possible with a minimum of hassle.
"FUMES" from an airbrush arent that bad, I never use a respirator / vent / mask and I have no problems. This is coming from someone who has respiratory issues.
This only holds up for acrylic paints and even though there are no horrible fume smells, you should still wear a dust mask. You still are creating a fine paint mist, those paint particles are not good for you and your lungs. But with acrylics you have no paint fumes that are horrible and if you make a nice boxed of wall the paint will stay there and not go around the whole room. Also it really depends if you are doing large surfaces for example during base coating or when you are doing very specific work. In the second case you almost have no spreading as well.
Would love to see a speedpainting tutorial for chaos factions like the black legion, because with matt black armour, the blacklining and highlights would be interesting.
I understand that not having a good space for it is an issue, but I don't have well ventilated room myself! If you don't prime entire army or spray too much varnish, it's fine
Wasn't expecting a video so soon, so that was a plus- but what winds up being essentially a part two to the last one is even better. I've been using an airbrush for so long, i know my rattle can skills are kaput. Never too late to brush up on all your skills to keep up to speed and well-rounded. Thanks as always, and enjoy the rest of your weekend.
This is pretty much the sort of slap chop technique I was looking for, I'm going for space marines, based in army green, dry brushed in Screaming Skull, contrasted with Militarum Green so not as bright as the salamanders not quite full as raptors or cadian with copper/bronze heads and trimming, purple eyes, armour joints, wax seals, lenses and plasma This was the perfect condensing and refining of all the slap chop methods a little bit off all the good bits I liked about it and great technique over all
I appreciate that you actually include tips for those without an airbrush. For me I tried using one once at a store demo. And I just found it unenjoyable just wasn't for me. Still the contrast and oil wash are very very useful. Contrast is better than I'd like to admit
This is amazing! Thank you so much. The colours are great as well. Also thanks for the subtitles, keep doing it on all you videos please, they really help!
Very helpful. I also appreciate the fact that you show some of the imperfections of the mini: as a beginner I kinda panic whenever I make some mistakes.
Man I would love if you could do this for more types of models. Achieving great results in less time is something that many average guys like myself could use.
Easy and/or affordable or not, not everybody wants to use a airbrush you don't need to harp it quite so hard. Otherwise I love the tutorial I'm gonna try this since I just got most of my Marines built and I have a whole chapter to do now
I don't have an airbrush, and I have reasoned over it a lot. Some of my favorite paint in my arsenal are high flow ones, perfect for airbrush. But I have such a work schedule that I physically can't use it, my painting section are at most long an hour, from 4 to 5 into the morning. Not the best time to use a compressor. So I have studied how to substitute the airbrush. Some thing are simple - if you are more of a wargamer than a painter, you just need the correct spray can for your color scheme. Just use the one from a brand like Montana or Molotow. You will always be using that color, after all. But to be fair, I go with drybrush and stipling. To start with, I prefer the dirtier, duster and older look, that it give. More grimdarker, if you ask me. Still fast. My true challenge was finding Rosemary's size xs drybrushes. Changed my game.
Now THIS is what i like ^_^. Fast, but great quality minis are my jam! Thanks for making this video, ive gotten some more useful info to use on my minis :).
As someone who was hesitant to buy an airbrush: it's both worth it and inexpensive. There's budget, lightweight airbrushes for a bit more than the cost of an intercessor. Airbrush thinner can be homemade for around $10 and airbrush cleaner is also cheap. It greatly enhances your painting once you get the technique down and is worth every penny.
Hello, I love your videos! I just got into the hobby and I am starting a blood angels army. I wanted to follow your guide here on getting started and had one question. You list that you edge highlight with the paints you are using to glaze. are you edge high lighting with all the colors or only specific ones? let me know and sorry for commenting on an older video. Thanks!
Make sure the decals and oil wash are completely dry before the matt varnish as well. These not being dry will cause the varnish to become milky as well.
Thanks, great video! I have bought an airbrush quite recently, and yet to master it. Would you please recommend some videos on this subject? Especially, how to manage pressure on your airbrush…
I think Maniacs video about airbrushes goes really in-depth about pressure, how much you need to thin your paint, and everything related to the airbrush! Really a good video, highly recommend it.
You do it in many of your vids , the oil wash which looks so easy as the tiny drop spreads almost perfect along lines. Do you coat it with gloss to make it do that? Then paint over matte? Did I miss that video. It looks so easy when you do it man
How did you wash a nice brush? Could you mae a tutorial video about stuff like that? How to clean the brush, what brush should be use for which part, what brush should be use for which paint.. stuff like that
I feel a bit silly. I was scratching my head wondering how you did the volumetric highlights on the salamander with moot green AND the edge-highlighting, and then I read the description about Ak deep yellow. Can I trouble you (6 months late) for the ratio you used? I can’t seem to get a yellow-y green that doesn’t turn out rather olive instead of lime…
To me these look brilliant and I would never guess that the methods you employed here constituted or contained some form of short cut. What would you have done differently if you were not speed painting them?
I still cannot believe that I could finish ten guys doing this in an afternoon. That would be a dream for me. I guess one uses a hairdrier to also dry the paint faster?
I was stubborn about not getting an airbrush, because it's so god damn expensive where I live. However... Zumikito is right about the airbrush and I wholeheartedly agree: It's one of the best tools in your arsenal for painting miniatures. Primer, highlight/zenithal and basecoat without the need for a toxic spraycan or having to depend on the weather to use it (and if you live in an urban area like me, you might struggle to find a spot to actually use a spraycan). I know it can be really hard for some to afford an airbrush, compressor, cabin and various things you need for it (cleaner, thinner, flow improver, airbrush paints, a pot, cleaning tools... etc) and the big draw for many is to get started and going with the hobby because you have momentum and are excited. I saved up money month after month and got myself all the stuff and it's been absolutely worth it, especially because the main color I paint with is orange, which is a terrible and god awful color to paint with as a basecoat. Seriously, do not paint with orange unless you're a stubborn idiot like me. If your goal is to "truly" speed paint models as fast as possible, then an airbrush is your best tool and you can adapt an army for that purpose, such as giving them a theme, like making them look like they're living statues made out of stone and add dramatic highlights. Even if the models aren't painted with tons of detail, they will still look striking on the tabletop. People are usually more impressed with a cohesive themed army, than a ton of individual models painted in excruciating detail.
It's literally made of 2 ingredients, oil paint (you want quality one) and white spirit/turpentine. Mix those two and voila. It's also in my previous video + there is a brand recommendation in the description of that video
Speedpainting 😂 like 3 days total, with oil/varnish drying time. To me speedpainting is painting 20 models in 2-3 hours with contrasts/speeds. But a great vid for ‘normal-painting’, like many others of yours! Thanks for this vid & your channel, top top top🥇🙌👊
After last video you' ve made me like 99% sure to buy everything for airbrush. Then after this vid', this what you exactly done to me 6:55 XD XD I am so divided now. Need take a sleep with that. Btw. I am so happy i found your guides. Really helpfull. Ultramarines fan.
Hey man, great video. Really appreciate the airbrush shade btw. Next time throw in a jab at those of us who don't use an airbrush because we live in a poorly ventilated flat and don't have space for a dedicated airbrushing station with a fume hood. We should just buy a house right? Haha.
can you maybe show in a video how you did the snow base for the spacewolve? when i cover the feet with snow paint it just looks like pva glue basically
What would you recommend for a primer or the coat after a primer for a Sons of Malice look. They use checkered black and white opposites on different armor pieces. Sort of like your purple and white Marines but a bit more checkered. Was thinking re-doing some old models from years ago where I really didn't paint them right so I will have to strip them first.
These videos are great and just full of information. I am curious how you stripped your minis as I made some changes to a color scheme and want to strip the 5 marines I'd already done before the changes.
I don't know why, but I feel compelled to buy an airbrush now, even though Zumi clearly was telling us we don't need one :P Keep up the great work! Unlike some other miniac painters on youtube you actually explain what you are doing in a friendly, non-condescending manner. Learned a lot from you already!
Haha! Was waiting for someone to ask. I used something that I wouldn't recommend to use if you don't have the feel for it - I used isopropylalcohol to gently wipe it with my brush. You can easily go through more layers though!
How on earth does he get such a smoothness on the contrast paints?? When I use them with a brush it gets all spotty, darker spots in some places and brighter spots in others! How does he get such smoothness?? Please I need to know!! ;-;
I am told that putting some flow improver and glaze medium into my contrast paints can solve a lot of the issues it has with the pooling, as well as making them more transparent. What do you think? Also, seriously, I love your video and need more.
Hey im painting my minis since 2020. I‘ve already painted some Tau and Orks. Now i want to paint my Space Marines so your video comes perfect! But there ist one big question in my head… I always prime my minis, but im not sure about varnishing… Is it necessary or not?
really awesome dude! just wondering what's the recipe for the dark angels? Couldn't find it in the description might give it a try! These videos are amazing!
Thanks for the response! I think I might try a red wash and brown and black to see what works on what models. I might use red on most of it and black or brown in the darkest recesses
I think it's a shame that you're suggesting that your viewers are too cheap to get an airbrush... For me, It's not about the cost of an airbrush but the practicality. I paint at the kitchen table sometimes with my boys joining too and I'm in a situation where an airbrush is not practical. Great content as always, subbed and looking forward to the next.
Does oil wash work well in a calligraphy pen w/ nib the same way the enamel panel liner paints do? I find the pen has really good control and the nib holds more paint than a brush does so I don't have to keep going back to dip. Also, very easy cleanup!
The problem I always have with this approach is that I can never get a good finish with the zenithal spray. It always comes out lookIng all speckled. Any tips?
I NEED HELP! Zumikito how do you strip minis to bare plastic with just isopropyl? Ive been trying but I cant get past the primer, and in the shadows and clogged creveses. How do you do it? how long do you soak your minis?
This video works really well when you also watch the previous one. If you have any questions, some answers might be there! ✌
I legit need a new airbrush, i think my neo is at the end of its life, plus you cant take it apart really well to get a deep clean on it. Do you h ave any suggestions?
AIRBRUSHES ARE FOR CHEATERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just kidding. I
Now chaos alfa legions please!!!
I was wondering how you painted the yellow on the space wolves sholder pads?
Run isopropyl alcohol through it.
“If you can't explain it to a six year old, you don't understand it yourself.” Thank you.
Do you think that 6 years old would really understand? If so, that is truly a great compliment!
@@Zumikito I do think. One could do a painting miniatures encyclopedia with you're videos.
@@pauloviegas9918 it's your
I get why people like airbrushing but not everyone can use one. For example I live in a rented apartment and I paint minis at a desk in my living room. Even while using an airbrush box I’d probably cover a lot of stuff with the spray and I would also have to endure the fumes. Even something like spray coating with zenithal highlights means that I’ll be spending most of the time outside on the street or in the yards. I could easily afford an airbrush but would probably never be able to use it anyway.
So I’ll always appreciate guides that show how you can do things without needing an airbrush. So thank you.
I use an airbrush in an apartment.
What you do is get a folding paint cabin/station with a fan and an attachable hose and a head that looks like the end of a carpet vaccuum cleaner. You clamp that "head" in between the window and the frame and so the cabin will suck out all the fumes.
Don't get me wrong, you might not be able to rearrange your home so you can sit and have the setup by your window, but it's absolutely possible with a minimum of hassle.
"FUMES" from an airbrush arent that bad, I never use a respirator / vent / mask and I have no problems.
This is coming from someone who has respiratory issues.
This is exactly my situation too.
It's not 'fumes' so much as it is paint dust - wear a mask if you like, and you can easily clean overspray with isopropyl or any other cleaning spray
This only holds up for acrylic paints and even though there are no horrible fume smells, you should still wear a dust mask. You still are creating a fine paint mist, those paint particles are not good for you and your lungs. But with acrylics you have no paint fumes that are horrible and if you make a nice boxed of wall the paint will stay there and not go around the whole room. Also it really depends if you are doing large surfaces for example during base coating or when you are doing very specific work. In the second case you almost have no spreading as well.
Would love to see a speedpainting tutorial for chaos factions like the black legion, because with matt black armour, the blacklining and highlights would be interesting.
SAME
Watching painters as good as you is simultaneously inspiring and demotivating. But mostly inspiring, thanks to your tips. :)
They make it look so easy🤔
practice practice practice
@@zknightman74based
Number one reason for not having an airbrush is living in an apartment and not being able to have a dedicated, well ventilated room for it.
I understand that not having a good space for it is an issue, but I don't have well ventilated room myself! If you don't prime entire army or spray too much varnish, it's fine
Wasn't expecting a video so soon, so that was a plus- but what winds up being essentially a part two to the last one is even better. I've been using an airbrush for so long, i know my rattle can skills are kaput. Never too late to brush up on all your skills to keep up to speed and well-rounded. Thanks as always, and enjoy the rest of your weekend.
This is pretty much the sort of slap chop technique I was looking for, I'm going for space marines, based in army green, dry brushed in Screaming Skull, contrasted with Militarum Green so not as bright as the salamanders not quite full as raptors or cadian with copper/bronze heads and trimming, purple eyes, armour joints, wax seals, lenses and plasma
This was the perfect condensing and refining of all the slap chop methods a little bit off all the good bits I liked about it and great technique over all
I actually think these came out looking much better than the airbrushed ones.
Yeah I like this much more
I appreciate that you actually include tips for those without an airbrush.
For me I tried using one once at a store demo. And I just found it unenjoyable just wasn't for me.
Still the contrast and oil wash are very very useful. Contrast is better than I'd like to admit
Love the mud and snow on the space wolf boots. Great touch.
This is amazing! Thank you so much. The colours are great as well.
Also thanks for the subtitles, keep doing it on all you videos please, they really help!
Very helpful. I also appreciate the fact that you show some of the imperfections of the mini: as a beginner I kinda panic whenever I make some mistakes.
The end result on these make me think of oil paintings. They look really nice with a classical artwork feel to them.
I (dis)like how your speedpainted minies look better than a lot of my slowpainted minies ahah.
Good job again Zumitiko !
Man I would love if you could do this for more types of models. Achieving great results in less time is something that many average guys like myself could use.
Easy and/or affordable or not, not everybody wants to use a airbrush you don't need to harp it quite so hard. Otherwise I love the tutorial I'm gonna try this since I just got most of my Marines built and I have a whole chapter to do now
trust me i was like this, but since i got even just a cheap one its sooo good for painting you should try it honestly
I've been painting space marines for almost 30 years, and I still have shit to learn... your awesome! Keep up the great work!
I don't have an airbrush, and I have reasoned over it a lot. Some of my favorite paint in my arsenal are high flow ones, perfect for airbrush. But I have such a work schedule that I physically can't use it, my painting section are at most long an hour, from 4 to 5 into the morning. Not the best time to use a compressor. So I have studied how to substitute the airbrush.
Some thing are simple - if you are more of a wargamer than a painter, you just need the correct spray can for your color scheme. Just use the one from a brand like Montana or Molotow. You will always be using that color, after all.
But to be fair, I go with drybrush and stipling. To start with, I prefer the dirtier, duster and older look, that it give. More grimdarker, if you ask me. Still fast.
My true challenge was finding Rosemary's size xs drybrushes. Changed my game.
nice work
This video needs more exposure. Efficient and looks amazing. Can’t wait to see more armies done up!
I appreciate your hustle, man! subbed
I'm just got a set of Space Marines thank you for these they really help
Cant' seem to find any basing tutorials on your channel. Would be great if you did some for the different space marine builds you've shown.
Thank you for helping us all improve.
More lovely results man. Thanks for another great video.
Now THIS is what i like ^_^. Fast, but great quality minis are my jam!
Thanks for making this video, ive gotten some more useful info to use on my minis :).
As someone who was hesitant to buy an airbrush: it's both worth it and inexpensive. There's budget, lightweight airbrushes for a bit more than the cost of an intercessor. Airbrush thinner can be homemade for around $10 and airbrush cleaner is also cheap. It greatly enhances your painting once you get the technique down and is worth every penny.
You were not kidding! Awesome
You crack me up! Another great video.
I literally just got my airbrush yesterday. I can already tell my output for models will be way better. Great work and I love all your work.
I use Daler Rowney fluorescent inks for my plasma weapons. Their blue and red are great.
Both videos are supper usefully. Love the approach you have on all your work. 🤘
lmao I just commented on your last video wishing for a No Airbrush tutorial yesterday. Thank you lol
Hello, I love your videos! I just got into the hobby and I am starting a blood angels army. I wanted to follow your guide here on getting started and had one question. You list that you edge highlight with the paints you are using to glaze. are you edge high lighting with all the colors or only specific ones? let me know and sorry for commenting on an older video. Thanks!
you sir are a legend true to your word, heres easy and effective salamanders
Make sure the decals and oil wash are completely dry before the matt varnish as well. These not being dry will cause the varnish to become milky as well.
Thanks, great video! I have bought an airbrush quite recently, and yet to master it. Would you please recommend some videos on this subject? Especially, how to manage pressure on your airbrush…
I think Maniacs video about airbrushes goes really in-depth about pressure, how much you need to thin your paint, and everything related to the airbrush! Really a good video, highly recommend it.
I would redirect you to Angel Giraldez and Sergio Calvo - those guys use airbrush way more than I do!
@@marekjanousek5443 thanks 👍
I used a £30 Ali baba airbrush using your other video technique. Turned out awesome. So it’s real not that expensive
You do it in many of your vids , the oil wash which looks so easy as the tiny drop spreads almost perfect along lines. Do you coat it with gloss to make it do that? Then paint over matte? Did I miss that video. It looks so easy when you do it man
How did you wash a nice brush? Could you mae a tutorial video about stuff like that? How to clean the brush, what brush should be use for which part, what brush should be use for which paint.. stuff like that
Your works are awesome and stunning!! I have one question, you mix the contrast colours with water? Thank you for all
like someone else said in the comments, the barriers to using an airbrush usually aren't the cost.
this just needs a "High Quality SPEEDPAINTING Space Marines - No Airbrush-No spray cans" and the trilogy is complete
I feel a bit silly. I was scratching my head wondering how you did the volumetric highlights on the salamander with moot green AND the edge-highlighting, and then I read the description about Ak deep yellow. Can I trouble you (6 months late) for the ratio you used? I can’t seem to get a yellow-y green that doesn’t turn out rather olive instead of lime…
Hmmm, not sure about the exact ratio, but make sure that you shake that yellow a lot! Other than that really not sure...
To me these look brilliant and I would never guess that the methods you employed here constituted or contained some form of short cut. What would you have done differently if you were not speed painting them?
Are you going to buy the new sisters of battle patrol box set? If so, will you be painting them?
I still cannot believe that I could finish ten guys doing this in an afternoon. That would be a dream for me. I guess one uses a hairdrier to also dry the paint faster?
What did you use for the snow base effect on the Space Wolf? Great video btw!
I was stubborn about not getting an airbrush, because it's so god damn expensive where I live. However...
Zumikito is right about the airbrush and I wholeheartedly agree: It's one of the best tools in your arsenal for painting miniatures. Primer, highlight/zenithal and basecoat without the need for a toxic spraycan or having to depend on the weather to use it (and if you live in an urban area like me, you might struggle to find a spot to actually use a spraycan).
I know it can be really hard for some to afford an airbrush, compressor, cabin and various things you need for it (cleaner, thinner, flow improver, airbrush paints, a pot, cleaning tools... etc) and the big draw for many is to get started and going with the hobby because you have momentum and are excited. I saved up money month after month and got myself all the stuff and it's been absolutely worth it, especially because the main color I paint with is orange, which is a terrible and god awful color to paint with as a basecoat. Seriously, do not paint with orange unless you're a stubborn idiot like me.
If your goal is to "truly" speed paint models as fast as possible, then an airbrush is your best tool and you can adapt an army for that purpose, such as giving them a theme, like making them look like they're living statues made out of stone and add dramatic highlights. Even if the models aren't painted with tons of detail, they will still look striking on the tabletop.
People are usually more impressed with a cohesive themed army, than a ton of individual models painted in excruciating detail.
solid guide. thanks
Do a tutorial on weathering black armor.
How do you actually make those Oil washes? They look great.
It's literally made of 2 ingredients, oil paint (you want quality one) and white spirit/turpentine. Mix those two and voila. It's also in my previous video + there is a brand recommendation in the description of that video
@@Zumikito Cool, thanks.
Great video, just as always
can you paint a space wolf with chaos black as an undercoat?
I agree with Zumikito. Although I'd like to see some Death Gaurd
Great video thanks a lot. Quick question. I’m soo new to this. Can you recommend a good range of contrast paints pls? 😬🙏
I will have to see it again. Damm, that was fast XD
I looked in the description but I don't understand. What did you use for the edge highlights on the Dark Angels? Thanks
Well, very nice work there
Can you show how to do a brown or tan?
Speedpainting 😂 like 3 days total, with oil/varnish drying time. To me speedpainting is painting 20 models in 2-3 hours with contrasts/speeds. But a great vid for ‘normal-painting’, like many others of yours! Thanks for this vid & your channel, top top top🥇🙌👊
Hey Zumi, what do you think about those cheap compact airbrush kits? Heard they do the job right.
After last video you' ve made me like 99% sure to buy everything for airbrush. Then after this vid', this what you exactly done to me 6:55 XD XD I am so divided now. Need take a sleep with that.
Btw. I am so happy i found your guides.
Really helpfull.
Ultramarines fan.
Good video! May I ask which gloss varnish in a can you would recommend?
Hey man, great video. Really appreciate the airbrush shade btw. Next time throw in a jab at those of us who don't use an airbrush because we live in a poorly ventilated flat and don't have space for a dedicated airbrushing station with a fume hood. We should just buy a house right? Haha.
Would love to know where you can get an airbrush setup for the price of two boxes of intercessors.
can you maybe show in a video how you did the snow base for the spacewolve? when i cover the feet with snow paint it just looks like pva glue basically
What would you recommend for a primer or the coat after a primer for a Sons of Malice look. They use checkered black and white opposites on different armor pieces. Sort of like your purple and white Marines but a bit more checkered. Was thinking re-doing some old models from years ago where I really didn't paint them right so I will have to strip them first.
Love your videos 🥰
Ahoj, jaké používáš štětce?
About using dark angels green: will be a difference between priming in chaos black instead of grey? Thanks!!
Why paint the rim of the base black? Why not texture it the same as the top of the base?
....10 miniatures in an afternoon. How long is your afternoon! I would struggle to get 5 done in that time and that's not counting varnishing
Thank you.
Do you take commissions?
Question, those paints look like washes. Why's that? Is that matte acrylic paint, or did you modified the paint in some way? They look more liquid.
citadel contrast paint are basically inks and then he glazed the “normal” paint
These videos are great and just full of information. I am curious how you stripped your minis as I made some changes to a color scheme and want to strip the 5 marines I'd already done before the changes.
Dip them in isopropylalcohol and use old toothbrush
@@Zumikito thank you very much!
Where do you get the decals for different space marine forces?
I don't know why, but I feel compelled to buy an airbrush now, even though Zumi clearly was telling us we don't need one :P Keep up the great work! Unlike some other miniac painters on youtube you actually explain what you are doing in a friendly, non-condescending manner. Learned a lot from you already!
Out of curiosity, how did you "fix" the frosty look from too much varnish at 8:03?
Haha! Was waiting for someone to ask. I used something that I wouldn't recommend to use if you don't have the feel for it - I used isopropylalcohol to gently wipe it with my brush. You can easily go through more layers though!
"Blue fluro paints are not that great"
Ah, so that's why the eyes on my cyberpunk Mechanicus are having issues
How on earth does he get such a smoothness on the contrast paints?? When I use them with a brush it gets all spotty, darker spots in some places and brighter spots in others!
How does he get such smoothness?? Please I need to know!! ;-;
I am told that putting some flow improver and glaze medium into my contrast paints can solve a lot of the issues it has with the pooling, as well as making them more transparent. What do you think?
Also, seriously, I love your video and need more.
Am I crazy? What is this magical white spirit? Like literally just straight alcohol?
Hey im painting my minis since 2020. I‘ve already painted some Tau and Orks. Now i want to paint my Space Marines so your video comes perfect! But there ist one big question in my head… I always prime my minis, but im not sure about varnishing… Is it necessary or not?
It is not necessary if you are not using oil wash, but it is preferred
ZM: "What is speedpainting? To me, it means I can paint 10 of these dudes in one afternoon."
Me: "What is an afternoon? 3 to 6 pm or 1 to 11 pm??"
Wasn't really looking for a spraycan instead of an airbrush lol. Some people just don't have the space to spray pain around in.
Just wondering what yellow did you use for the space wolf shoulder pads?
Ilyaden yellow or something like that
@@Zumikito Thanks a heap!
really awesome dude! just wondering what's the recipe for the dark angels? Couldn't find it in the description might give it a try! These videos are amazing!
Sorry, I just updated it!
What colour do you use to shade red? Would you use black or do you use a red wash? Want to make my blood Ángels look as good as possible. Thanks
Black always works, but dark brown is also great
Thanks for the response! I think I might try a red wash and brown and black to see what works on what models. I might use red on most of it and black or brown in the darkest recesses
I think it's a shame that you're suggesting that your viewers are too cheap to get an airbrush... For me, It's not about the cost of an airbrush but the practicality. I paint at the kitchen table sometimes with my boys joining too and I'm in a situation where an airbrush is not practical. Great content as always, subbed and looking forward to the next.
Oh no, I believe that majority don't get one due to practicality, it was just a joke! Thank you
@@Zumikito Ahh, I really thought that it was mini rant!
Does oil wash work well in a calligraphy pen w/ nib the same way the enamel panel liner paints do? I find the pen has really good control and the nib holds more paint than a brush does so I don't have to keep going back to dip. Also, very easy cleanup!
So red with matte varnish... kills its vibrancy. What can be done to help fix that?
Would acrylic ink with flow improver work instead of oil wash? Seems a step too far for me to have to use oil paints...
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The problem I always have with this approach is that I can never get a good finish with the zenithal spray. It always comes out lookIng all speckled. Any tips?
Warm up the spray can by putting it in a tub/bowl/bucket of warm water for a while ahead of time. It makes a huge difference for me.
I NEED HELP! Zumikito how do you strip minis to bare plastic with just isopropyl? Ive been trying but I cant get past the primer, and in the shadows and clogged creveses. How do you do it? how long do you soak your minis?
Soak it for a day and use old toothbrush. If there is paint left, let it soak for another day
@@Zumikito thanks m8
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is there a way to do zenathal highlights using differ color metallic primers?? and then use contrast paints to simulate metals? (ie copper/bronze)
Using metallic primer and airbrushing contrast paint over it, is the way to go imho