Love the new list of products you recommend BUT 😂 any chance of an airbrush recommendation? Plus any tools that would come in handy? I’m about to dive into that world for a new multi coloured death guard army
Highlight of episode for me was James pronouncing 'Abaddon' the correct way as 'Abaddon' instead of 'Abaddon'. Had a lot of arguments with my mates over this one, they insist it's 'Abaddon' whereas I say 'Abaddon'.
I got a colour wheel and I got it by my painting desk and just having it there to glance at is so handy. I’m changing my plasma on my army to purple from blue, because my Templars have yellow weapon casings I found the purple works better because it’s a complimentary colour and visually it does look way better
Loving the podcast guys, its really helped smooth my journey back into the hobby after a long break (another 2nd edition blood angels fan boy here!) . Ive got a hobby hack for you: expanding on James recomendation to keep a painting journal with paint swatches Ive sprayed a few pages with a black grey and white stripe and then painted the swatches over the top to get an idea of how a different primer effects the colour.
On the topic of brush habits, while it obviously varies, but i cannot stress how much i absolutely recommend establishing the habit of rinsing out your brush fully every 30 seconds as a baseline.
I thought I was resetting and reloading my brush fairly well until I heard this week's question of the week. Don't have the issue with the bead but I do tend to just reset the water in the belly with a few beads of water on my wet palette, have a reset stroke to get some of it out and then dip back into my paint but it has felt like I do end up still getting build up towards the middle/back of the brush by doing this and have tried to be diligent with cleaning
After hearing from you guys how to approach batch projects and to focus on a clear objective, I finally gave it a try. It was a really enlightening experience. 30 dnd miniatures for a friend, all painted in a single batch, aiming for a quick tabletop standard instead of the usual blends and multilayered highlits I do for single minis. It was amazing to see how moderately planned drybrush, single highlight stage and different types of vanishes stand up, especially when the miniatures are put together for display!
Somehow I still have a screw top lid Snakebite Leather from almost 25 years ago that's still in usable condition. They really do last if you take care of them.
James made turning that pot lid inside out way too easy. I tried it right after he did and got orange all over my hands couldn't even get the lid to bend, nevermind flip inside out
i used to participate in armies on parade when it was regional. when every GW store held its own. i loved working torwards a goal all yeah. now that its online it seems almost impossible to compete
I've started purchasing Death Guard as well and almost refuse to do the normal color scheme, though haven't been able to land on something that FEELS right. I'm interested to see where this goes...
The Pallid Hand are: The Pallid Hand is a warband or vectorium of Heretic Astartes of the Death Guard Traitor Legion's 2nd Plague Company. Masters of the armoured assault, the Pallid Hand employ a greater number of Chaos Predators and Chaos Land Raiders than any other vectorium of the Death Guard. I'm learning!
I was really hoping for you to show the armies more and do some analysis but all we really got was "take a step back and look at the overall impact of the army" for an hour I feel like I didn't really learn anything 😢
Great video as somebody who is very new to Warhammer who has never played, but who owns multiple hundreds of dollars and models I’m really dumbfounded that terrain isn’t more of a feature. I think all of us would love to paint more but more hammer boards are so barren compared to the models.
I remember in an episode one of you guys mentioned that you found an airbrush primer that doesn't peel off. I'm looking for it now and can't find it anymore 😂 (Edit I just listened to it long enough to find out about the link)
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Thank-you for the lovely comments about my display, was very nice to wake up to
Love the new list of products you recommend BUT 😂 any chance of an airbrush recommendation? Plus any tools that would come in handy? I’m about to dive into that world for a new multi coloured death guard army
Highlight of episode for me was James pronouncing 'Abaddon' the correct way as 'Abaddon' instead of 'Abaddon'. Had a lot of arguments with my mates over this one, they insist it's 'Abaddon' whereas I say 'Abaddon'.
I don’t want to start a fight but I think you’ll find it’s pronounced “Abaddon”… 😅
@@theessentialguideforblokes7960 Yeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man
@theessentialguideforblokes7960 You're rambling mate, its clearly 'Abaddon'.
GW made a video that clarified how it's pronounced and it's 'Abaddon'! You're welcome!
@@danpsyker6122 so you mean it’s ‘abaddon’ and not “abaddon”? I wish you’d said sooner as I’ve been saying it wrong all this time…
I got a colour wheel and I got it by my painting desk and just having it there to glance at is so handy. I’m changing my plasma on my army to purple from blue, because my Templars have yellow weapon casings I found the purple works better because it’s a complimentary colour and visually it does look way better
Loving the podcast guys, its really helped smooth my journey back into the hobby after a long break (another 2nd edition blood angels fan boy here!) . Ive got a hobby hack for you: expanding on James recomendation to keep a painting journal with paint swatches Ive sprayed a few pages with a black grey and white stripe and then painted the swatches over the top to get an idea of how a different primer effects the colour.
On the topic of brush habits, while it obviously varies, but i cannot stress how much i absolutely recommend establishing the habit of rinsing out your brush fully every 30 seconds as a baseline.
I thought I was resetting and reloading my brush fairly well until I heard this week's question of the week. Don't have the issue with the bead but I do tend to just reset the water in the belly with a few beads of water on my wet palette, have a reset stroke to get some of it out and then dip back into my paint but it has felt like I do end up still getting build up towards the middle/back of the brush by doing this and have tried to be diligent with cleaning
After hearing from you guys how to approach batch projects and to focus on a clear objective, I finally gave it a try. It was a really enlightening experience. 30 dnd miniatures for a friend, all painted in a single batch, aiming for a quick tabletop standard instead of the usual blends and multilayered highlits I do for single minis. It was amazing to see how moderately planned drybrush, single highlight stage and different types of vanishes stand up, especially when the miniatures are put together for display!
Somehow I still have a screw top lid Snakebite Leather from almost 25 years ago that's still in usable condition. They really do last if you take care of them.
Get stuck into the dreadnought George. They're really fun to paint.
James made turning that pot lid inside out way too easy. I tried it right after he did and got orange all over my hands couldn't even get the lid to bend, nevermind flip inside out
i used to participate in armies on parade when it was regional. when every GW store held its own. i loved working torwards a goal all yeah. now that its online it seems almost impossible to compete
I've started purchasing Death Guard as well and almost refuse to do the normal color scheme, though haven't been able to land on something that FEELS right. I'm interested to see where this goes...
Me too haha
The Pallid Hand are: The Pallid Hand is a warband or vectorium of Heretic Astartes of the Death Guard Traitor Legion's 2nd Plague Company. Masters of the armoured assault, the Pallid Hand employ a greater number of Chaos Predators and Chaos Land Raiders than any other vectorium of the Death Guard. I'm learning!
Extension to the hobby hack, just buy paint that comes in bottles and you can avoid all that trouble ;)
Hobby hack/hack/hack: use tweezers
I was really hoping for you to show the armies more and do some analysis but all we really got was "take a step back and look at the overall impact of the army" for an hour
I feel like I didn't really learn anything 😢
Great video as somebody who is very new to Warhammer who has never played, but who owns multiple hundreds of dollars and models I’m really dumbfounded that terrain isn’t more of a feature. I think all of us would love to paint more but more hammer boards are so barren compared to the models.
Any tips on painting Pink and Black......hoping you have some experience in this......😂
Happy days!
I remember in an episode one of you guys mentioned that you found an airbrush primer that doesn't peel off. I'm looking for it now and can't find it anymore 😂
(Edit I just listened to it long enough to find out about the link)
George recommended AK Interactive black airbrush primer, you can find it on our 'recommended products' affiliate link in the video description
@SiegeStudios thanks i should have listened to the entire podcast before asking my question then I would have heard about the link
The guy on the right looks exactly like a guy i know who plays warhammer...we dont live in the UK though. The resemblance is uncanny.
Brits and breakfast, it's a good day
Where’s the cute tattoo guy? It’s not the same without him 😢