Since my X-men kickstarter will be arriving in 4-6 weeks, i am so glad you have started to showcase some of them now. Your videos have been a huge help for my painting the original base game. Keep them coming
Another great paint job and video. I love the new additions to the edit. Card art as well as the division of 'tabletop ready' and 'complete' are great ideas.
Thanks for doing this, another great video. Mentioning at what point is considered by you table top ready is a nice touch but I’m always impressed by your talent and how you take it to the next level.
Always love your videos especially as I have most of the same models. I don't know If would but would love to see you paint a marvel united character using army painter speed paints.
I am no where near as good as he is. I am about to start painting my X-Men Marvel United using the primarily the Army Speed paints. We will see how they come out.
Hey. great work! I love watching your painting style. An amazing attention to detail. A little more work than I like to give per miniature. But It’s fantastic!
Is this series going to continue? I got the X:Men United Box for christmas and finished up the cyclops, but only have the zenithal priming video for guidance on the rest XD
I used the tone washes on other minis but not marvel united minis yet. After seeing this I think I’m gunna start. Really makes a difference and makes thing pop. Also, are you going to paint and upload more X-men mini? I really like the X-men sculpts
I'm really liking the newer format. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but my yellow over my zenithal looks awful. Looks very splotchy and had to do a second coat - which negates the zenithal. My blue coat turned out great though.
Thanks! And you are correct. Yellow over black causes the color to become quite desaturated, sometimes even shifting it towards greenish. I also had to do a few coats of yellow and then use a wash and browns for the shading, instead of relying on the zenithal. This model didn't have a ton of yellow, but for others I'm planning to prime under the yellow with a different color.
Great video once again. X-men will arrive here at the end of March/beginning of April and really looking forward to it (although I still have 30+ mini's to paint from season one....). Loved the addition (Tabletop ready) to the video. One possible extra you could do. You always mention you have done a zenithal priming, but now you could mention the zenithal-tutorial you've made (or add a link).
I'm hoping to have most of the core set done by the time they deliver, but we'll see! (I also have lots unpainted from S1) Great idea! I'll add a popup card for this one, but I need to remember to mention it in future videos.
What's the best way to paint to cover up a dark color that gets on your yellow? I ran into this issue while trying to paint Beast's belt. I kept getting blue or black on the yellow and it took forever to paint over those spots.
Since my X-men kickstarter will be arriving in 4-6 weeks, i am so glad you have started to showcase some of them now. Your videos have been a huge help for my painting the original base game. Keep them coming
Another great video, another great paint job! Nice touch that you half-way indicate the model is now tabletop-ready. More videos please!
Thank you very much! More to come!
Another great paint job and video. I love the new additions to the edit. Card art as well as the division of 'tabletop ready' and 'complete' are great ideas.
Glad you liked it. I'm always looking for ways to make the videos more enjoyable.
Thanks for doing this, another great video. Mentioning at what point is considered by you table top ready is a nice touch but I’m always impressed by your talent and how you take it to the next level.
Thanks for putting the paint in the background so we know what paint you're using
Amazing!
Please continue to paint when you land the “voice over” work 👏
You're too kind
Always love your videos especially as I have most of the same models. I don't know If would but would love to see you paint a marvel united character using army painter speed paints.
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I am no where near as good as he is. I am about to start painting my X-Men Marvel United using the primarily the Army Speed paints. We will see how they come out.
Great work! Looking forward towards more x-men tutorials
More to come!
Hey. great work! I love watching your painting style. An amazing attention to detail. A little more work than I like to give per miniature. But It’s fantastic!
Thank you very much!
damn you're good. i hope mine comes out half that good. would love to see more X-Men videos!
You got this! More videos coming!
Just simply amazing work my friend. Consider me subscribed.
Thank you very much!
Is this series going to continue? I got the X:Men United Box for christmas and finished up the cyclops, but only have the zenithal priming video for guidance on the rest XD
Yes! I've had a bout of painter's block lately it seems, but I can't leave my X-men just zenithaled. More to come!
Great job. I'm not capable
Never know until you try!
Same here, but enough time and paint got it to a point where I think it looks OK.
I used the tone washes on other minis but not marvel united minis yet. After seeing this I think I’m gunna start. Really makes a difference and makes thing pop. Also, are you going to paint and upload more X-men mini? I really like the X-men sculpts
More to come. I also feel like they stepped up their game with the sculpts in 2nd season vs the 1st.
@@baseshadehighlight4627 nice I’ll be waiting. Excited for the new X-men ones coming out in may
I'm really liking the newer format. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but my yellow over my zenithal looks awful. Looks very splotchy and had to do a second coat - which negates the zenithal. My blue coat turned out great though.
Thanks! And you are correct. Yellow over black causes the color to become quite desaturated, sometimes even shifting it towards greenish. I also had to do a few coats of yellow and then use a wash and browns for the shading, instead of relying on the zenithal.
This model didn't have a ton of yellow, but for others I'm planning to prime under the yellow with a different color.
Great video once again. X-men will arrive here at the end of March/beginning of April and really looking forward to it (although I still have 30+ mini's to paint from season one....).
Loved the addition (Tabletop ready) to the video. One possible extra you could do. You always mention you have done a zenithal priming, but now you could mention the zenithal-tutorial you've made (or add a link).
I'm hoping to have most of the core set done by the time they deliver, but we'll see! (I also have lots unpainted from S1)
Great idea! I'll add a popup card for this one, but I need to remember to mention it in future videos.
What's the best way to paint to cover up a dark color that gets on your yellow? I ran into this issue while trying to paint Beast's belt. I kept getting blue or black on the yellow and it took forever to paint over those spots.
I'd use something close to what you primed with, because the yellow is going to show it underneath. Either an off-white/ivory, pink, or light brown.
How long did it take, real time, to paint this mini from start to finish?
Around 2 and a half, maybe 3 hours total, spread over a few nights.
How much you want to paint mine ? Straight up your dope
Thanks! I've got too many of my own minis sitting unpainted. Yours would just make the pile bigger ;)