Hobby Cheating 171 - How to Make Bubbling Ooze Bases
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
- In this Hobby Cheating Tutorial, I take you through my method of making Bubbling Ooze bases. These are great, eye-catching bases for Nurgle, Toxic waste or just anything who hangs out in a gross, polluted environment. Hope you enjoy!
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Vince, you are the absolute best. Your library of videos is the most helpful and least nonsense of any mini painting channel I've seen on UA-cam.
Glad to help :)
You are a master with cork. I remember over hearing some judges at a painting competition looking at a nicely painted entry commenting, "cork should never look like cork".
Those judges are correct and it's a thing I have heard myself many times. It's fine to use, you just have to go beyond "just cork." :)
Incase you havent heard it lately vince, Thank You SO much for your efforts to share your knowledge and skill, as well as letting your enthusiasm show on camera. Believe it or not your enthusiasm makes the videos that much better.
Thank you, it's always good to hear and I am glad it's useful. Always happy to help. :)
I keep those little silica packets in my boxes of Magic cards to absorb excess moisture and prevent warpage.
Grandfather Nurgle gives a thumbs up to this video. This channel encourages experimentation, today in Madrid I passed a Molotow shop and bought so many Acrylic paints (they have good paint range for Slaanesh minis) , they're a German brand and their paints are refills for their "ink" pens to they must be reasonably thin / liquid . When I get around to it in the far future I will post the results on the forums.
That's awesome, please share the results for sure. :)
I picked one of their chrome pens, the one Vince did a review of refill a couple videos ago, that stuff is great. I'd be curious about what sort of other things exist in their product range.
@@charlesfe In the Molotow shop they had loads of different products, I noticed lots of acrylic spray cans everywhere, the other interesting thing is that they had a little workshop with little kids painting and stuff in the shop with a teacher. They of course do "ink" pens for the acrylic paints that I bought but I did notice that the nib size didn't go down to the size of say that the Rotring architect ink pens go down to.I use Rotring ink pens with Daler & Rowney FW Artists Acrylic Inks to paint white eyeballs on minis and their iris (pens give great control for doing this).
I've used architect pens with black ink to dot my eyes on 28mm and put in black eyes on 15mm but this is the first I've heard of pens with no ink that I could fill myself [I suppose it makes sense, just never crossed my mind]. I'll have to find them. I am a big D&R ink fan thanks to Vince.
Wonderful tutorial as always. In future videos could you list what products you use in the videos at the bottom of the video?
That would be a really good idea, why have a I never done that???? I will start doing that for sure, it just literally never occurred to me (also, how are you the first person to suggest - where was everyone else on this one??)
Vince Venturella oh sure...blame the victim
@@TheJankmaster Oh no, this is all on me, I just can't believe no one has said it before. :)
TheJankmaster I hope that was a joke
yeah maybe you can put the links to the products in the comments?
10/10 for a great tutorial and for sticking bits to your fingers like the rest of us do 👍
It's always great to have it happen during live demos, but what can you do? My fingers are basically just scar tissue and glue at this point. :)
@@VinceVenturella Same here :-D
Great video as always Vince you’re an asset to the hobby
Thank you, happy to help as always. :)
Well guess how I'll be basing my death guard and poxwalkers! Thanks for the video Vince awesome as always. 👍🏼
Yep, perfect for Nurgle! Happy to help as always.
Thanks for the tutorial! I’m thinking of how to base my Death Guard Kill Team, so naturally was thinking of a toxic waste theme. But I also thought a lava theme might be cool, since it would contrast nicely with the Death Guard’s green color. Decisions, decisions...
I have seen both used with death guard and I think they can both work for sure for exactly the reasons you say.
Very nice. Thanks for sharing. I happen to have the two warcoluor fluorescent, so I can't wait to try.
BTW, I think the phrase you're looking for for liquid sticking together is "surface tension"
That is exactly the phrase I am looking for. I think you will really enjoy those Fluorescents. :)
this is so good! Going to make one like this for my Death Guard. What a gem of a tutorial.😃
Happy to help!
Easier than I expected and fantastic results. I'm not sure I'm prepared to do this for 60x plaguebearers but for some characters and matching the colors across the army I can manage.
Yep, it's fast, but it's still a lot for every troop. This is perfect for characters and special minis for sure. :)
On a terrain piece, or a larger base, I bet you could mix this technique with your cork lava basing technique, painting a bubbled puddle or pond in lava colors, and get a very nice pool of molten lava surrounded by "lava rock". You might try it & show us if you agree, Vince!😍🔥🔥🔥😍
100% agree, that would be great. :)
Have you made that, "painting ON the miniature" vid yet? It is a great idea and I feel much can be learnt from such a vid by many.
Well, if you look at the When NOT to thin your paints video, you will see that technique in motion, but I will have to do something more specific.
This come out just when I'm finishing a diorama with sewer's liquids in it. It's easier than I thinkI'll use some glass paint mixer balls instead of silicone
Good timing Vince
Excellent, happy to help as always.
Great tutorial as always. Short question regarding the pigment use, because I want to try pigments in the future. When you fix them with the Agrax, won't you drag them all over the rock while putting on the agrax or will they mostly stay where you placed them?
They will mostly stay where you place them. The key is to brush away the excess. When you place the pigment dry, you push it in and brush away the rest. The wash will then seal it up (basically any medium will seal it). You may get a little blending, but it can actually be beneficial to smooth it all out.
Question: So for my Khorne army, this sounds interesting, except swap the green with a red. I was already thinking about doing this with 'Blood for the Blood God', ala GW's video on the method. Is there a better way to make that effect pop? So what i'm talking about, is doing 'rivers of blood' in my bases.
Yep, so I can share on that, I have done rivers of blood before. So my advice is this. Lay down an undershade on the edges with a deep purple. Lay down abase undershade of a magenta or crimson. Then paint the bubbles pink. Then use some realistic water mixed with crimson or magenta and do a thin pour over everything. Then when you are done, lay down a thin layer of blood for the blood god on top. It will create the depth and shading and the pink will turn red but appear to be more "transparent."
@@VinceVenturella What do i use for a crimson? Thank you!
@@geteavnroc2250 Bloodfest Crimson from Scale 75 is what I like. But any deep crimson paint will work.
I bought a bunch of dropper bottles a while back to transfer my P3 paints into (i know, im an animal). Anyways they're great for mixing up custom water effects like this, and have them handy whenever i need them.
Totally agreed, getting a good water effect in a bottle is awesome.
Great Tutorial! I needed this for my Underhive Terrain project i've been working on. I've been keeping my spare putty as balls too, for skulls though... thanks for the bubble tip.
Random: I think i need new eyes. That cutting board is psychedelic today for some reason... has it always been like that?
All the dots can sometimes I think have a strange reaction with the camera depending on the focus. I may need to lay something else down over top.
Why is it that Vince always puts out his videos a week after I need them?
You need to get on schedule with the other people that tell me that they were just about to start something in one of my videos. ;)
Lol
Once again another stellar vid.
Thank you, happy to help as always. :)
For bubbles I have a pack of multi sized half "pearls" from craft store. I turn my extra greenstuff 'shrooms and pumpkins, so I have to use something else for bubbles :)
Seems perfect. :) - And i understand, there is never enough pumpkins. :)
+100 on painting on the miniature tutorial.. I would happily watch an hour long one of those even if thing are reiterated a lot
I will see what I can do. If I recorded the whole process for painting a miniature, it would be about 40-80 hours long, so I would have to do it at like 8x speed and narrate. The most challenging part is I don't paint in a position that would be easy to record on camera (I tend to paint in my lap) :)
I'm like a goblin that wears a magnifying visor
I guess I mean a longer video that contains a few techniques that you may have mentioned before, but I can see that might go against your video style (which is good with its focus btw)
I was thinking about doing something similar but in purple to represent Shyish (I don't know if Shyish has purple bubbling ooze but who cares). I have three questions given the models in question are Grimghast Reapers painted essential in the same color scheme as Mengel (see Carin Wraith). 1 - Would that really light ghostly teal contrast well with a purple (I realize they're not diametrically opposed on color wheel)? 2 - Out of the Fantasy range of Scale 75 which purples would you recommend? 3 - If none of this sounds like a good idea, what would you recommend for basing color/material wise given the color scheme of the mini. Thank you.
1. Yep, purple and teal always look great together for the most part.
2. Elendil Violet (I think that's what it's called, it's from the elven colors set) - that's your good low tone. Very thin over white could be your high tone.
3. I think this all sounds like a good idea and purple gloop would fit Shyish perfectly.
Thanks!
Or rather than making a bubbling toxic ooze the technique can also be used for making a hot bubbling tar pit as well.
Absolutely, just keep Tasha Yar away from it. ;)
You’re an unstoppable force!🤘🏼
Thank you, glad to help as always. :)
Would fw ink work instead of the green stuff world wash to mix with water effects as well?
Sure, especially the more bright green and green/yellow colors. You would just need to thin them down. :)
@@VinceVenturella awesome I thought they would. Would u say about 50/50 water ink?
@@fredmulvaney7559 At least, maybe a little more water.
@@VinceVenturella I'll give that a try. Thanks Vince
Great Job! Citadel or Vallejo equivalence?
So any bright yellow green will work. Vallejo makes a wonderful fluorescent green and yellow and those would work great here.
Great video!
Thank you, happy to help as always. :)
Hi great turorial man! When i put the last layer of ak water effects + lime fluor on after a couple hours of drying theres noticable cracks all over the green parts, any ideas on how to avoid this?
Hmmm....might be a little too much of the Flour I suspect, it could be causing a problem with the two are separated and drying at separate speeds. You may want to add a little less Fluor and make sure they are really thoroughly mixed.
Nice, i will use this, but will make it red for lava for my legion of azgorh!
Yep, you could easily change the colors on this and get bubbling lava, blood, or anything you might want. :)
Hello again. Just a thought. Are fluo paints meant to be used with blacklight?
normally, I'd agree with your assuption, but I think these paints are just very bright and giving the impression of being illuminated by a blacklight.
Naphanel is correct. They don't actually fluoresce, they just have the impression of that intense, very bright color.
adhesion was correct, as you have two unlike bodies which stick together: the base and the liquid. the liquid stays on the base because of friction, electrons attracting each other, and so on.
cohesion exists between molecules of the same substance, i.e. the molecules in the liquid are cohesive.
Excellent, it's a thing that I learned in the past but never seems to stick in my head correctly. :)
You are correct but the physical effect which keeps the water from flowing over the rim is surface tension. (Same effect wich lets you fill a glas of water above the rim of the glas)
@@JenserBierfan well, yes. but I did not want to turn this into an exessive science lecture :D
If the opportunity arises, you should always do that :P
There are plenty of white/grey rocks in nature... I've seen plenty that aren't even beach stones.
Oh sure, it's not that there aren't grey rocks, it's just that they aren't only grey. Things in nature are full of color, browns, greens, reds and so on, nature is quite colorful whether moss, detritius, debris, dirt, oxidation or anything. :)
Can you do the same using regular purple colour mixed with the water effect? was thinking of making a purple toxic pool to get a better contract against my green nurgle.
Absolutely and it looks awesome with purple. :)
Can you use Styrofoam in ease of using green stuff?
I'm not sure what you mean, in place of? In what way?
@@VinceVenturella Styrofoam bubbles.
Looks disgusting ( in a good way!) :) Could you mix the Greenstuffworld fluor green with the fluor yellow if you don't have the warcolour green? In the video the warcolour seems brighter...Is that the reason why you used two diffrent brands/colours? Thank you!
Sure, that would be fine, and yes, I use the warcolours because it's a little more intense and brighter, but the FX is a nice substitute.
Thank you!
you da best vince!!
Thank you, happy to help as always. :)
Goddam. Why haven’t I been saving all my silica packets!?! All this time….
who is the thumbs down guy lol this tutorial is great
Well thank you. :) - It happens every time, i don't sweat it, if I am helping folks, I am happy. :)
TGRI woud be proud of you 😂
Thank you.
You should add product links to your description. Earn some scratch for your efforts and make it easy for us to get these products
It would be a good idea.
Thanks for this tutorial, Vince.
It can be pretty easy to low-budget attempt that in 3 steps. It wont turn out as nicely as yours, but its a start. So here's what to do:
Step 1.) I like cutting the herpes off of the hooker, meth-heads my garbage neighborhood.
Step 2.) Superglue to your base.
Step 3.) Profit.
Pro tip: Always wear safety gloves, eye protection, and appropriate safety equipment when working with herpes. I dunno. Check with your doctor first. 😁🤣😂