And another fantastic army is done! I was looking forward to this clip. Tyler was clearly quite overwhelmed with the gift you guys made him. Thank you for sharing the process of painting the army! You made yellow look easy ;)
What a hugely useful vid', thanks Vince. There are lots of tips that I'll be trying, but that yellow recipe is so timely - I was just trying to figure out how to paint a squad of yellow robots for Stargrave.
just watched two videos, lovely stuff - this is exactly my sort of painting. Not afraid to spend time as long as it's in the right places. Look forward to going through all your videos.
Great video and awesome army choice. There is so much to unpack for me in these 25 minutes (technique, color choice, recipes etc) that Ill need to watch a dozen more times. I always learn something new on multiple viewings. Looking forward to the Mawkrusha vid......
Great tutorial with lots of tips to absorb over the next few weeks. Thanks so much for your teaching, especially with a bad back….hope it gets better quickly.
4:36 have had great results with mixing about a 50/50 mix of AK ultra matt varnish into my inks. That way I save a step and I also don't need thinner for either. The end result is still a bit satin (which I like), but that can be easily tweaked by altering the ratio.
Excellent cameo by Tom! I hope you're not in too much discomfort whilst you recover from your injury. My lumbar spine is made from cornflakes, any amount of sitting causes me pain. I've switched full time to standing desks.
Respirator, extremely toxic... 😅 hehe will start using one, ive only now gotten into airbrush and never heard or thought about it until now... Thanks for the life saving tip, and great army!!
I was looking forward to these once I heard about the donation for Tyler. Love this format but also understand why it is an incredibly rare piece of content due to the scope. I love how every step is broken down but skills and techniques that can transfer to any paint scheme are highlighted (e.g. the use of a limited palette). I wonder if you could expand on that piece of content and do other videos along those lines such as "(whatever the proper name for the limited palette is) for Basic SCE/whatever other faction" or maybe color theory around if you chose this as your primary color this is how you go about choosing those select few other paints. Keep up the awesome work and love the cliffhanger at the end!
Yeah, these are always massive projects, and I love the videos, but I do need to find someway to get at the same thing, but in a more reasonable way. :)
The Hobby Cheating videos have certainly improved in presentation, style and humour over the years. I think a big change came after you had Jon, Scott and Sam over for a week-end. I like how you how talk into the camera at the start and those funny little intermezzos. Good humour on that "so you think you are done?" Best Regards Peter Rasch Lageri, Denmark.
I think I used a half a pot of streaking grime hosing down my gargants and Kragnos for my two nashcon lists. Videos like this from you and other UA-camrs are what enabled me to SpeedPaint them in time for the event.
I just wanted to drop a big thank you. I decided to get into AoS and chose Ironjawz (because Waaagh and stuff), and I know that with my current painting skill level I wouldnt get nowhere close to the results Im getting with a video like this.
Excellent work, hope your back is healing quickly, I just realized last time I used grime I just went in straight with spirit, not whipe on dry, explains why it came out weirdly brighter then before.
Reminds me so much of my initial blitz for an Empire force with Star Wars: Legion. I burned through it in just over a week along with the rebels and barricades in the starter box.
Incredible. That quality in 5 days is astonishing. I'm sure it was 40ish hours but impressive nonetheless. Your expertise shines through in an amazing way.
@@VinceVenturella Hey man far as I'm concerned they're top notch amazing infotainment. Any new take is really valuable, like doing the yellow. I'm planning a wood elf army. I want to get a "sunlight shining through the canopy" look for the cloaks. I'm thinking thinking zenithal prime red, orange, white, then yellow (ink?), then the green as a contrast type glaze (ink again?), finally a deep blue oil for the shadows and a warm white oil for the highlights. I could do with your guidance. Am I thinking about this right?
I never thought of using free-hand patterns to break up a colour on the armour. I have 60 bestigor with Tau Light Ochre armour which I dabbed with a sponge to create some rust underneath but even with that, the burnt orange is quite strong. I was wondering though what patterns would fit a BoC army, I doubt they would be the kind of race to go for intricate patterns.
Good on you for saying wear a mask while using white sprit I see youtubers who airbrush lacquer paint with no mask on and use lacquer thinner to clean it with no mask
They look awesome and you achieved more in a week than many of us would in months! Would definitely love to see a hobby cheating video that covers different streaking grime techniques.
Vince: "watch me get a whole army done in a week" Me: "watch me do a whole 10 Necron Warriors in two" Out of curiosity, do you thin your varnishes when using them through the airbrush? I've got AK matte varnish for my airbrush but I honestly just never get around to using it out of trepidation of getting the settings/consistency right and then just keep spending money on spray cans instead.
I do thin it through the airbrush but you cant really mess it up just don't put on too much. You just want to thin it so it will spray evenly though the airbrush
19:15 I feel ya. Currently dealing with a (double) hernia for the first time in my live. Need to stand up as much as I can, so doing less hobby than I would like. Rough times.
Love this. Paint tech is fun to follow, and your video making skills are also improving. Super good. Would love to see some sort of roundup of enamel products, as there are always so many to choose from. Again, great work! Ps hope your back is better now
Amazing work Vince, as always. I really like this method and would love to do this for my ironjawz army but in blue armour. What would be the shadow colour/s for blue armour please? Would love to hear your suggestions. Would a red under tones/ shadow colour?
For the "edge highlighting for free" drybrushing, what surface finish is best to just catch the edges? matte? satin? gloss? I worry something too matt and the drybrush will leave paint on the flat areas, and too gloss and the edges will spill over off the edges with a streaky look
Doesn't really matter much, it's more about the softness of the brush and the amount of paint. A little satin can help a little, but you can do it with any.
Wonderful work and a fun video! As for the back pain, I feel your pain! I have been unable to sit and paint for 6 weeks due to 3 herniated discs at once. I would also be interested in how you paint other models. In our game group, for example, BattleTech is currently a topic, and I would also like to paint the small mechs well. However, this seems much more difficult than, for example, on the Godmachines of Adeptus Titanicus.
Really enjoyed this. I’m getting an airbrush for Christmas so I am going through a lot of your videos that feature it to learn. Any tips on taking this process but doing blue armor? Mainly with the under-shade.
Glad it was helpful! Really anything can work for blue, a traditional black to white will work fine, but you can use something more exotic like a purple to ice yellow for some nice effects.
10/10 vid! So many cool little tips you through in; excited to see Maw Krusha tutorial. I have to say black rimming (inb4 rimming joke) a base is better than sex.
A little ekstra question Daler Rowney FW has two orange colors Flame Orange and Fluorescent orange which one did you use in the combination with the Yellow Ochre?
@@VinceVenturella got to get some of the tire setts, thats some awesome colors, and all the other once i use. But yeh its been hard on a lot of hobby shops online to this pandemic
At the end of the yellow, you mention a bit of yellow-white, curious if you mean something like a scalecolor tenere yellow or if that’s off base with what you’re implying? 5:19 Btw love this scheme, using it on my bloodbowl orcs!
I wonder if a certain Rantcast Bladelord will make an appearance in a HC episode Very much enjoyed this. Will be sending it over to my orruk playing friends.
A little late to the IJ Partay, but between you, Tyler, Rob, Nathan, Leo, Party at the All-Points, Ministomp, etc. I was powerless to resist thee IJ any longer! Question, if I'm following this scheme, but skipping the grime step, is it just stop after highlights and varnish? Or would you change anything? Thanks again Vince! 🙂👍
I wouldn't skip it, as it provides necessary depth as I am not applying shadow any other way. That being said, you could always clean it more and get it cleaned anywhere but the deepest areas.
@Vince - Sorry, final question! I'm at the yellow step now and at 5:20 you say "yellow white" for the highest high points. Is this just yellow ochre with white? Or, is it an actual paint colour? Cheers!
@@VinceVenturella Sorry Vince, and thanks for replying. I'm struggling to find this Yellow White. Do you know who it's made by? I will go and sub to your patreon now
Master Vince... I have been using the Vallejo Varnishes (also looking to order the AK ultra matte soon) but they really want to frost up when fired through the airbrush. The instructions say to use water but folks online say that the water is what causes the frosting, they recommend airbrush thinner for it. Even so it still looked like it was trying to go frosty just enough to de-saturate some color. How do you thin it to avoid this?
Hi vince, im in the middle of doing this same army and was wondering how you did the flesh and hooves on the goregruntas? i could not spot this in the video (unless i missed it). ive watched this 3 times now and its what got me motivated to paint these ironjaws.
So the hooves were just simple brown to white straitions (I have a video on bone straitions). The Skin was a little bit of airbrush work with pink skin to ivory mix and then a very light wash of reikland fleshade.
"You can paint your base rims any color, as long as its black." LMAO TOTALLY agree!
You misspelled goblin green ^^
Yeah. I was wondering if I heard him wrong. XD
I use Skavenblight Dinge. It looks good against green, concrete, and brown dirt.
It's always black. :)
What about a t-shirt in the merch store with that slogan printed on.... 😁👍
The foolproof version is to use a yellow ink after the red undertone and the light tan highlight. You can't cover too much with it and it's glorious.
Tom's 'sabbatical' is actually just winning tournaments and trolling Vince.
So it seems. :)
The pink for flesh is just genius
Thank you, happy to help. :)
And another fantastic army is done! I was looking forward to this clip. Tyler was clearly quite overwhelmed with the gift you guys made him.
Thank you for sharing the process of painting the army! You made yellow look easy ;)
It really can be. :)
Vince: "I have back pain that prevents me from sitting and painting models."
Mortals: "I need to lay down and rest."
Vince: paints 8 hours.
My thoughts also.
Can't stop, won't stop.
For Vince, 8 hour painting sessions is taking it easy.
A true labour of love for your friend. Extra respect for working through injury but take care of yourself Mr V!
It was a rough week, but all better now. :)
Super cute. I followed the same steps for my own Jawz! A little confirmation of knowledge is nice once in a while. Thanks for the great video.
Always happy to help. :)
Great ep - will be applying these ideas to finish painting my craftworld eldar army. Looking fwd to the next one !
Awesome, always happy to help. :)
Very efficient painting methods, sooo inspiring. Really helps me to stay focused, grab my brushes and get back to "work"! Many thx.
Wonderful! Always happy to help.
I was physically moved when you black-rimmed that base. Can we get a black base-rimming montage sometime?
That would be top shelf content.
The Tom cameo - priceless! What a beautiful gesture and army!
WHen Tom was here visiting while I was finishing this, I knew there was no other option. ;)
What a hugely useful vid', thanks Vince. There are lots of tips that I'll be trying, but that yellow recipe is so timely - I was just trying to figure out how to paint a squad of yellow robots for Stargrave.
Awesome, always happy to help. :)
Amazing. Thanks for walking through this in such detail!
just watched two videos, lovely stuff - this is exactly my sort of painting. Not afraid to spend time as long as it's in the right places. Look forward to going through all your videos.
Thanks so much 😊 Glad to have you along on the hobby journey. :)
2:32 best airbrush sound ever
:)
‘Get schwifty with it’ made me laugh out loud! Excellent video Vince, learned so much for painting my CoS army.
Happy to help. :)
That yellow looks *so* good!
Great video and awesome army choice. There is so much to unpack for me in these 25 minutes (technique, color choice, recipes etc) that Ill need to watch a dozen more times. I always learn something new on multiple viewings. Looking forward to the Mawkrusha vid......
Thank you, always happy to help. :)
Dude I'm so sorry to hear about your injury, wishing you a speedy recovery!
Thank you, all better now. :)
Great tutorial with lots of tips to absorb over the next few weeks. Thanks so much for your teaching, especially with a bad back….hope it gets better quickly.
Glad it was helpful! All better now, but I apprecaite it. :)
This is a great hobby cheating best of video. It puts so many techniques on display, and shows a great overall process for painting an army
Thank you, always happy to help.
4:36 have had great results with mixing about a 50/50 mix of AK ultra matt varnish into my inks. That way I save a step and I also don't need thinner for either. The end result is still a bit satin (which I like), but that can be easily tweaked by altering the ratio.
Excellent cameo by Tom! I hope you're not in too much discomfort whilst you recover from your injury.
My lumbar spine is made from cornflakes, any amount of sitting causes me pain. I've switched full time to standing desks.
All recovered now, but I apprecaite it. :)
I liked this video for the take on yellow. Wish I could like it again after Vince mentioned getting schwifty with the brown paint.
Thank you. :)
Respirator, extremely toxic... 😅 hehe will start using one, ive only now gotten into airbrush and never heard or thought about it until now... Thanks for the life saving tip, and great army!!
I was looking forward to these once I heard about the donation for Tyler. Love this format but also understand why it is an incredibly rare piece of content due to the scope. I love how every step is broken down but skills and techniques that can transfer to any paint scheme are highlighted (e.g. the use of a limited palette). I wonder if you could expand on that piece of content and do other videos along those lines such as "(whatever the proper name for the limited palette is) for Basic SCE/whatever other faction" or maybe color theory around if you chose this as your primary color this is how you go about choosing those select few other paints. Keep up the awesome work and love the cliffhanger at the end!
Yeah, these are always massive projects, and I love the videos, but I do need to find someway to get at the same thing, but in a more reasonable way. :)
You have literally demonstrated the colour scheme, approach and freehand I was looking for, for my 40k army :)
Awesome, happy to help. :)
Great stuff! Thanks again!
The Hobby Cheating videos have certainly improved in presentation, style and humour over the years. I think a big change came after you had Jon, Scott and Sam over for a week-end. I like how you how talk into the camera at the start and those funny little intermezzos. Good humour on that "so you think you are done?" Best Regards Peter Rasch Lageri, Denmark.
Thank you, and you're not wrong, those guys have inspired me over the past two years. :)
I think I used a half a pot of streaking grime hosing down my gargants and Kragnos for my two nashcon lists. Videos like this from you and other UA-camrs are what enabled me to SpeedPaint them in time for the event.
I saw the army, it looked very nice and I enjoyed your army sign, quite funny. :)
@@VinceVenturella Thanks, I really appreciate that. Nashcon was a fun event, and I am looking forward to going next year as well.
"It's now time to ruin the project" Ah yes, I am familiar with this step.
The most fun step.
I just wanted to drop a big thank you. I decided to get into AoS and chose Ironjawz (because Waaagh and stuff), and I know that with my current painting skill level I wouldnt get nowhere close to the results Im getting with a video like this.
Always happy to help. :)
Excellent work, hope your back is healing quickly, I just realized last time I used grime I just went in straight with spirit, not whipe on dry, explains why it came out weirdly brighter then before.
All better and yep, the key is the dry wipe to start. :)
Reminds me so much of my initial blitz for an Empire force with Star Wars: Legion. I burned through it in just over a week along with the rebels and barricades in the starter box.
Fantastic!
Thanks for this one. I have been having a hard time getting a project done for a friend and this is inspiring me to get back to it
Awesome. :)
Incredible. That quality in 5 days is astonishing. I'm sure it was 40ish hours but impressive nonetheless. Your expertise shines through in an amazing way.
I LOL’d the entire time AND got many great tips and ideas. You’re a master, Vince. And you’re getting amusingly cheeky. 👍👍😂
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent guide and a very cool army. Tempting to give this a go
Awesome, always happy to help. :)
Recently try all the Badger Stynylrez primer,all colors,works great (airbrush only)!!
Superbe video !
Thank you!
A great 'how to paint yellow' vid! The orks look awesome. Thank you Vince!
Glad you liked it!
Great vid Vince - you’ve inspired me to give a few different things a try
Fantastic!
magnificent as always. love these army paint videos
I wasn't expecting to do two this year. :)
@@VinceVenturella Hey man far as I'm concerned they're top notch amazing infotainment. Any new take is really valuable, like doing the yellow.
I'm planning a wood elf army. I want to get a "sunlight shining through the canopy" look for the cloaks. I'm thinking thinking zenithal prime red, orange, white, then yellow (ink?), then the green as a contrast type glaze (ink again?), finally a deep blue oil for the shadows and a warm white oil for the highlights. I could do with your guidance. Am I thinking about this right?
Awesome video, I have quite a bit of 40k orcs and I was thinking about yellow armor, this will come in handy, thank you!
Glad I could help!
Great content. Will be trying to leverage learnings here for the Tyranids that I have way too many of
You got this!
Never have I seen a more relatable thumbnail - nice job Vince!
Indeed. :)
Dat rim do..... oooh yeah... slower. Lol. Great work and great tips as always, looking forward to learning how to do a cabbage
Next week is going to be a fun video for sure.
Thank you for this. I'm just about to start an Ironjawz army and this is exactly what I've been looking for
Excellent.
Definitely gonna use these techniques. Thanks
Great! Happy to help. :)
I never thought of using free-hand patterns to break up a colour on the armour. I have 60 bestigor with Tau Light Ochre armour which I dabbed with a sponge to create some rust underneath but even with that, the burnt orange is quite strong. I was wondering though what patterns would fit a BoC army, I doubt they would be the kind of race to go for intricate patterns.
Any simple pattern can work. :)
Panting caused extreme pain - I only managed to get eight hours in. You're a warrior!
Always gotta keep fighting. :)
Good on you for saying wear a mask while using white sprit I see youtubers who airbrush lacquer paint with no mask on and use lacquer thinner to clean it with no mask
Yeah, you don't mess around with enamels.
Great video. Love the grime dark style
Thank you!
They look awesome and you achieved more in a week than many of us would in months! Would definitely love to see a hobby cheating video that covers different streaking grime techniques.
Sounds like something that should be on the list for sure. :)
"grabbed a big ugly brush and slapped that paint on, just get shwifty with it."
Little Rick and Morty ☺️, amazing video!
Thank you, always happy to help. :)
Another great video vince, the easy edge highlights look lovely
Thanks 👍
Messed up my back. Don't worry I only painted 8 hours. Good ol' Jack Daniels helped me out with that one.
the army looks so great vince ❤
Vince: "watch me get a whole army done in a week"
Me: "watch me do a whole 10 Necron Warriors in two"
Out of curiosity, do you thin your varnishes when using them through the airbrush?
I've got AK matte varnish for my airbrush but I honestly just never get around to using it out of trepidation of getting the settings/consistency right and then just keep spending money on spray cans instead.
Me: Watch me do an whole Intercessor in seven
Watch me paint a paladin by November!
I do thin it through the airbrush but you cant really mess it up just don't put on too much. You just want to thin it so it will spray evenly though the airbrush
@@sushimandaddi agreed, varnish is fairly forgiving of dilution ratios. And being transparent, you don't need to worry so much about overspray.
I think I heard him say once or twice that he thins everything that goes through the airbrush. :)
Your videos are pure gold. Keep up the good work :)
Glad you like them! Always happy to help.
Those look so cool, better than the GW studio version. And I am surprised how yellow that yellow ochre and orange ink mix turned out. Great job!
Thank you. :)
Absolutely loved this video! Thanks for your work!
Glad you enjoyed it!
i love the new camera setup!
Thanks, you'll see many changes, I'm trying lots of different angles and set-ups to see what works.
The orc skin is some kind of magic! Looks awesome in a moment 😍
It's great, I was very happy with how it came out.
Awesome work, You are my hobby hero for doing this.
Thank you sir, couldn't have done it without you. :)
Vince: "I hate straps on models." Plays a fully painted Slaanesh army. That army will do that to anyone.
Yeah, it's trauma.
19:15 I feel ya. Currently dealing with a (double) hernia for the first time in my live. Need to stand up as much as I can, so doing less hobby than I would like. Rough times.
Yeah, that's rough.
Not sure if you’ll see this or not, but it would really cool to hear which basing texture you used. Thanks!
I think it was the red paste earth from Vallejo.
That recipe for ork skin looks like magic.
I was very happy with it. :)
Love this. Paint tech is fun to follow, and your video making skills are also improving. Super good. Would love to see some sort of roundup of enamel products, as there are always so many to choose from. Again, great work!
Ps hope your back is better now
I'm all better now and I'll add it to the list.
Amazing work Vince, as always. I really like this method and would love to do this for my ironjawz army but in blue armour. What would be the shadow colour/s for blue armour please? Would love to hear your suggestions. Would a red under tones/ shadow colour?
Something like a deep purple, red or even black could all work, depending on the tone you wanted.
For the "edge highlighting for free" drybrushing, what surface finish is best to just catch the edges? matte? satin? gloss? I worry something too matt and the drybrush will leave paint on the flat areas, and too gloss and the edges will spill over off the edges with a streaky look
Doesn't really matter much, it's more about the softness of the brush and the amount of paint. A little satin can help a little, but you can do it with any.
I love these videos so much. Going to actually try the fec video
Awesome. :)
Show Scotty how he should be painting his dark eldar! Well done Vincey vee! No excuses @Miniac! 😂😉🐶
Gotta keep him motivated. ;)
@@VinceVenturella hopefully see another video from him soon(about his 40k army), last one feels like a couple months ago on the dark eldar army 😬😞
Wonderful work and a fun video! As for the back pain, I feel your pain! I have been unable to sit and paint for 6 weeks due to 3 herniated discs at once.
I would also be interested in how you paint other models. In our game group, for example, BattleTech is currently a topic, and I would also like to paint the small mechs well. However, this seems much more difficult than, for example, on the Godmachines of Adeptus Titanicus.
You're not wrong. :)
Really enjoyed this. I’m getting an airbrush for Christmas so I am going through a lot of your videos that feature it to learn. Any tips on taking this process but doing blue armor? Mainly with the under-shade.
Glad it was helpful! Really anything can work for blue, a traditional black to white will work fine, but you can use something more exotic like a purple to ice yellow for some nice effects.
I'm sitting here in awe, taking weeks for a couple of boyz at a time...
Well, hopefully this all helps out. :)
@@VinceVenturella Oh, definitely. I'm a little concerned if I changed methods the army wouldn't look coherent anymore, though. x)
10/10 vid! So many cool little tips you through in; excited to see Maw Krusha tutorial. I have to say black rimming (inb4 rimming joke) a base is better than sex.
i mean, especially after a project like this, it's wonderful. :)
Great stuff, looking forward to see the painting of the cabbage 😁
It will be fun for sure. :)
So motivating. Thank you!
Always happy to help. :)
im pumped to see the big boy get done!!
It's going to be fun next week for sure. :)
You're painting entire armies for...other people. I now know true shame, thank you, great teacher!
You are very welcome always happy to help
I love this army.
Thanks, this was a lot of fun. :)
Shots look much better with the lighting lowered around the 4 minute mark.
Good note, maybe I'll shoot a little darker from now on.
Yes! THESE are GW orcs! I'm sure it was hard but it's a great job.
Thank you, very happy to help. :)
I am going to be saying "boop" when I'm painting my models now 😂
I sue the exact same brush fur drybrushing. works like a charm 😜
Yep, it's perfect. :)
They look awsome
Thank you!
You know it. Everyone loves rimming the base! 💪
Exactly. :)
A little ekstra question Daler Rowney FW has two orange colors Flame Orange and Fluorescent orange which one did you use in the combination with the Yellow Ochre?
Flame Orange, I don't like the Fluor.
Oh man you got to do like me and stack up the secret wepon miniatures paints before they are gone for good, they started doing the clear out sale
Yeah, it's a shame.
@@VinceVenturella got to get some of the tire setts, thats some awesome colors, and all the other once i use. But yeh its been hard on a lot of hobby shops online to this pandemic
At the end of the yellow, you mention a bit of yellow-white, curious if you mean something like a scalecolor tenere yellow or if that’s off base with what you’re implying? 5:19
Btw love this scheme, using it on my bloodbowl orcs!
Yep, that's right on.
I wonder if a certain Rantcast Bladelord will make an appearance in a HC episode
Very much enjoyed this. Will be sending it over to my orruk playing friends.
Oh, I am going to try to work him in somewhere. :)
A little late to the IJ Partay, but between you, Tyler, Rob, Nathan, Leo, Party at the All-Points, Ministomp, etc. I was powerless to resist thee IJ any longer! Question, if I'm following this scheme, but skipping the grime step, is it just stop after highlights and varnish? Or would you change anything?
Thanks again Vince! 🙂👍
I wouldn't skip it, as it provides necessary depth as I am not applying shadow any other way. That being said, you could always clean it more and get it cleaned anywhere but the deepest areas.
@@VinceVenturella Got it, thanks Vince.
beautiful work Vince :)
Thank you. :)
awesome style.
Thank you. :)
Legends say that if you send Vince an assembled army, he'll paint it for you and send it back.
That would be just a legend.
@Vince - Sorry, final question! I'm at the yellow step now and at 5:20 you say "yellow white" for the highest high points. Is this just yellow ochre with white? Or, is it an actual paint colour? Cheers!
The later.
@@VinceVenturella Cheers! Will try to find it now :)
@@VinceVenturella Sorry Vince, and thanks for replying. I'm struggling to find this Yellow White. Do you know who it's made by? I will go and sub to your patreon now
@@garybartlett2064 Just yellow plus white will work, or you can use Ice Yellow or Pastel Yellow. Hope that all helps. :)
Master Vince... I have been using the Vallejo Varnishes (also looking to order the AK ultra matte soon) but they really want to frost up when fired through the airbrush. The instructions say to use water but folks online say that the water is what causes the frosting, they recommend airbrush thinner for it. Even so it still looked like it was trying to go frosty just enough to de-saturate some color. How do you thin it to avoid this?
Never use water, it's absolutely the water. A few drops of thinner is all you need. That being said, ultra matte is what you need.
Hi vince, im in the middle of doing this same army and was wondering how you did the flesh and hooves on the goregruntas? i could not spot this in the video (unless i missed it). ive watched this 3 times now and its what got me motivated to paint these ironjaws.
So the hooves were just simple brown to white straitions (I have a video on bone straitions). The Skin was a little bit of airbrush work with pink skin to ivory mix and then a very light wash of reikland fleshade.
@@VinceVenturella cool, thank you .