@@MinisMyWay hi do video comparison of black seas and mad for war please, both seems similar, example of mad 4 war rules ua-cam.com/video/fGwc_M-R59s/v-deo.html
I have two videos on the channel where you can see all the details, in this one I recorded the whole process and the colors, you can see when I finished painting the ship, ua-cam.com/video/iajbtNAL-Kg/v-deo.html This other is an oldest video dedicated exclusively to bases: ua-cam.com/video/bfLHdSjcPSw/v-deo.html I hope you like it!
I've marveled at all of your ships on this channel, but throughout it all I don't recollect you mentioning what brushes you use for these projects. I have noticed all seem to be long and thin which, as I understand it, is critical for painting extended thin lines with any kind of control. I also take it that we may have seen the end of Galleys & Galleons as a rules set for future campaigns. Too bad.
Abandon Galleys & Galleons???? No way! Although we have our campaign on hold, we will be back to it soon. But in my area there are a few guys playing Black Seas and the ships are very nice! So why not take a look at it? About the brushes, the ones I like the most are the "Super Detail" and "Highligting" from The Army Painter, but lately I don't use them much because I don't know what happens that my usual stores have run out of stock. The long hair brushes are made in China by the brand Artix, they are brushes for artistic painting that unbelievably cost about 1€ per unit. As the hair is so long the paint does not dirty the ferrule and therefore the brush is very easy to clean and stays sharp longer. But on the other hand the long hair diminishes the control in the brushstroke, that's why I like the ones from The Army Painter better, although I'm reserving them for really delicate things until I secure the supply. Thanks for your feedback!
@@MinisMyWay Thanks so much for the info regarding Army Painter brushes. I've always thought that, with brushes, you get what you pay for, and a slightly more expensive brush is more likely to give you a more satisfying paint job for a longer period of time. Have never tried the Army Painter brushes, but certainly will now! Oh, and I'm glad to hear Galleys & Galleons isn't gone. Looking forward to the next installment.
Amazing detail and paint scheme! Thank you for sharing 👍🏻
Thank you for your kind comment!
Absolutely beautiful job my friend! I was hoping you would build and paint some of these...👍🍻
Thank you! I started with the simplest one, but I'm sure I'll make more.
Lovely painted ship again. I hope you are getting some games in with all these beautiful models.
Thank you! I hope so too, after all we paint to play
The rigging work was ridiculous. Incredible job.
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoy it
Above and beyond all other painting I’ve seen of these ships, excellent work and inspiring
Thank you, very kind
Some crazy detailed work here ! Bravo . You start to have a great 1:700 collection now !
Thank you!
Well done, once again. Looking forward to see what you do with other models in this range.
Thanks, I hope to see you again because at least the frigates I will have to paint them!
@@MinisMyWay have you tried to play blackseas board game?
Not yet, I am studing the rules and I will try it as soon as I have some ships finished. Good topic for a video! 😉
@@MinisMyWay hi do video comparison of black seas and mad for war please, both seems similar, example of mad 4 war rules ua-cam.com/video/fGwc_M-R59s/v-deo.html
Most beautiful work and details, I do like the 'Sepia wash', seems to be simple and efficient!👍👍👍👍
Well, yes sepia works very well in warm colors. Thanks for your comment!
Superb as always!
Thank you!
Simply Awesome!
Thank you very much, very kind!
lovely bit of work , be nice to see how you did the base or at least what colours you used ?
I have two videos on the channel where you can see all the details, in this one I recorded the whole process and the colors, you can see when I finished painting the ship, ua-cam.com/video/iajbtNAL-Kg/v-deo.html This other is an oldest video dedicated exclusively to bases: ua-cam.com/video/bfLHdSjcPSw/v-deo.html I hope you like it!
I've marveled at all of your ships on this channel, but throughout it all I don't recollect you mentioning what brushes you use for these projects. I have noticed all seem to be long and thin which, as I understand it, is critical for painting extended thin lines with any kind of control. I also take it that we may have seen the end of Galleys & Galleons as a rules set for future campaigns. Too bad.
Abandon Galleys & Galleons???? No way! Although we have our campaign on hold, we will be back to it soon. But in my area there are a few guys playing Black Seas and the ships are very nice! So why not take a look at it?
About the brushes, the ones I like the most are the "Super Detail" and "Highligting" from The Army Painter, but lately I don't use them much because I don't know what happens that my usual stores have run out of stock. The long hair brushes are made in China by the brand Artix, they are brushes for artistic painting that unbelievably cost about 1€ per unit. As the hair is so long the paint does not dirty the ferrule and therefore the brush is very easy to clean and stays sharp longer. But on the other hand the long hair diminishes the control in the brushstroke, that's why I like the ones from The Army Painter better, although I'm reserving them for really delicate things until I secure the supply.
Thanks for your feedback!
@@MinisMyWay Thanks so much for the info regarding Army Painter brushes. I've always thought that, with brushes, you get what you pay for, and a slightly more expensive brush is more likely to give you a more satisfying paint job for a longer period of time. Have never tried the Army Painter brushes, but certainly will now! Oh, and I'm glad to hear Galleys & Galleons isn't gone. Looking forward to the next installment.
Amazing! are those the official Warlord sea bases or another brand?
Thank you, I'm glad you like it. I actually make the bases myself with a very simple procedure: ua-cam.com/video/bfLHdSjcPSw/v-deo.html
Reall cool
Thank you!
And only another 100+ to go........
Well, little by little I'm starting to have a lot of them... XD