*NOTE ON FPS DROP* - The talking head segments are a bit chuggy, I apologize for that. I realize now what the issue was, won't happen again :)

"Sometimes I make poor life choices." "Hi, I'm Scott the miniature maniac...."

"But fear not, we have a special weapon!" "Cocai-" "Oil paints!" "Ahem yes, oil paints, yup. That's the... that's the uh... yup."

TBH the greatest thing in this video has to be the googly eyes on the vortex mixer

Fps Drops aside: I like your humor. Many creators become kind of cringy while rambling and doing their reactions. But I always have to smile when you do a little skit or ramble. Keep it up my man!

You can now add three hours to any AoS game night, with setup and packing.

'Trust me on this one, there's a 40% chance this is going to work'. Been wondering how I should propose to my girlfriend......

I gotta say that I enjoy how you talk your way thru the process. Brining up the things that didn't go exactly as you planed and how you solve the new challenge. It truly makes for an enjoyable and authentic experience to watch. And knocking out zombies at that speed? Bruce Campbell would be proud of you!

Hell's Bells! Those Zombies are astonishing. So colourful in detail, and yet so cohesive as a mob.

I love how open you are showing things that didn't work--and your general "Meh, let's experiment and see what happens" attitude.

Yeah I've made that mistake with oils. Took ages to get the taste out of my mouth.

0:51 .............. Whelp. I guess I'm getting googly eyes for my vortex mixer now.

I dig the humor sprinkled throughout and showing off what didn't work along with what did. Tbh showing failure makes the video even more educated. Great vid.

“Handy Daddy”… that’s great! 120 minis in one day… is that a world record? lol Great job Jon.

Dude. That glue-based ichor took those way over the top. Awesome work.

This, my dear, is how a channel about minis should be!

"Sometimes quantity is a quality in it's own right." Another great video Jon! I think you are consistently nailing the edutainment angle of your videos these days and it makes them amongst my favorite on the platform. Something I picked up from this is not being afraid to dip into some of the more 'out there' colors for skin tones even if the initial application is terrifying-- I thought the purples, blue, and greens you used on the skin turned out fantastically. I'll try to use this as inspiration to get out of my typical black/brown oil wash rut!

OH I am loving these. Can't wait to paint my own. Thanks for the inspiration.

Just finished it yesterday. It' s a perfect method! But gotta say you omitted a VERY important thing - all zombies MUST BE assembled WITHOUT any tombstones. The thing I hadn't realized until I started actually painting. So I had to kinda unglue all the tombstones. Anyway. this is a real LIFESAVER! Thanks a mil, Ninjon!

The accidental recipe for gold is absolutely insane looking tho, I'd love to see someone take that further.

as someone who finished painting 120 zombies over the course of a month and a half Im impressed.

Thanks for the recipes for gold copper and bronze

Contrast paint plus oil wash has become my go to for army painting over the past year, it makes me feel so efficient. :)

Just when I was having a break and looking for something to watch, this popped up on my feed. You are seriously my favourite KZfaq channel! Thanks for all your high quality content

Now im new to the channel and returning 40k hobbyist after a 25 year break. Gotta say I love the channel. Just bought my newest DA army and am looking forward seeing how much I improve using your tutorials by the end of the 100+ minatures I just bought.

I gotta figure out this oil wash thing. First try was a fail. Those look great, Jon!

Messing up the metallic colour mixing was hilarious. Been there many times.

I've been waiting so long for this.. also have lots of zombies to paint and when you were building them you hinted you were going to paint them all in one day... The zombies have been staring at me across the way wondering when their time would come because I am also looking for an easier way to do this.. Thanks as always Jon.

YASS! More oil paint videos!!! I been messing with black and blue inks in a dark silver metallic and it works wonders for black armor.

I enjoyed this project very much. So much to learn but felt more exciting then overwhelming as a noob. TY

More Videos please. I Love your Videos so much. Just Started painting my bloodrage Models and you make ist easy for me to keep interresed in this Hobby.

I feel like this needed a disclaimer like the “Paint your army in one week” to talk to your spouse first before attempting this.

That's more minis than i painted since i started with the hobby about 2 years ago.

Dude. Dude. Dude. 1.) This army (unit?!) is outstanding. 2.) I just watched a video of yours from a year ago, and your production skills have improved so much (not that they were bad to start with). You should be super proud of how good your videos are.

I feel like Skillshare is a good ad that makes sense having in a art video, compared to the other ads.

This week the character was Jon himself, unexpected. A solid video concept that I don’t know I have seen elsewhere. Great video!

ca. 14:55 : I realy love it, that you get the word "UHU" pronounced on point. ^^

As someone who got back into the hobby not too long ago I love the edutainment quality of your videos. before I wouldn’t have tried some of the techniques you have shown but you break down how you do them pretty well so I’m not afraid to try them.

Nothing says bulk painting like zombies!

I always get a double dose of humor and knowledge in your videos. Your scripting and pace are spot on, and keep me glued to the screen. And you consistently make us all feel capable of duplicating your amazing results, that’s a true gift. Looking forward to more.

Here in Norway we have uhu glue in most supermarkeds and grosery stores. Its readely available and is sold everywere

until the gore thing I think they looked amazing. Each to his own taste :)

I can't imagine knocking out 120 (or even 20) models in a day that look that quality. I'd be happy with 5!

I can feel my 20 unpainted zombies staring at me from across the room after watching this. Time to SLAY THE GRAY!

That's mental, but I'm really tempted now... 😬 They look amazing!

This whole video was so satisfying to watch. Quality painting that many models that quickly?!

Awesomely gory. I can take some of these steps and apply them to my Zombicide zombies along with some other techniques I learned.

Oh wow, I see what you're saying, I'm excited to use this technique on my casualty markers!

This has become my first project for: airbrush, inks, and oil wash. I figure zombies are forgiving for mistakes. Big thanks to you Jon!

This was incredible. Great work. Now paint 240 minis in one day!

Perfect timing, just got a box of Zombicide for my birthday the other day and now have around 100 zombie minis to paint. Also didn't know UHU was a thing outside of Germany, that's neat.

Another great video, Marco. Wait, this isn't Marco? But... The transparent paints. The oils.

I painted up my buddies zombicide black plague set before contrast paints were a thing. So many washes and inks made it look pretty good for very little effort you just need to pick your battles. Took way more than a day though.

Awesome video. Watching your videos has really opened my eyes to new ways to think about miniature painting and using color. I've gotten more confident with using a limited palette and mixing colors.

Some Magic the Gathering on in the background. Nice!

the metallic/ink mixing bit made me smile

That tip for the blood is just awesome! Thank you for the skill and knowledge sharing!

Okay I'm throwing that gore mixture over my zombies too. Maybe even over everything. Love it!

1AM ..... just in from work but had to watch this !! As ever entertaining, useful and informative.... Never get tired of watching your content Johhny ma boi ;-) regards from over the pond in Blighty.

Ookay... my max is 20 poxwalker on an afternoon 🤣 These zombies looks very cool!!

Quite an interesting look you have going on there. Very shiny and translucent. I painted a horde of zombies too, but mine are very matt and chalky instead. I love how this hobby allows people to make those choices!

Paintings acrylic on top of oil base (spray paint) will make the acrylic separate and fall off over time. Acrylic can’t pond to oil based paint. You can paint oil based on top of acrylic but not the other way around. Use water based primer if your gonna use oils.

Sweet. These look so good! I'm planning to use oils for the first time after being inspired by your videos - a batch of Tzeentch Horrors, and I think shades of blues, purples, pinks will work really nice with their tentacles and fleshy tones!

That glue gore is friggin legendary man

that goo definitely turned it up to 11. they look amazing!

Jon, it's been a ton of fun to watch your channel grow, you've got a knack for embracing different methods and it really pays off!

Love seeing Marco Frisoni (Not Just Mecha) seep into other painters styles

The clown fiesta really emphasized the need for more cork.

great job! as always thank for all you do for our hobby!

hahaha... Thanks for all the new metallic recipes Ninjon!

this video had me rolling... you mixing making gold, bronze, etc. everyone go join this guy on Patreon!

*Taste the sacred oil brush and exist in low frame rate existence* Yup its another fantastic Ninjon vid! Seriously you're in my top three fav mini painting youtubers. I love how you talk and present your knowledge.

I really admire the way your camera work captures the painting process so exceptionally well. Great video

4:18 I don't have Metal Color, but if, I try use Metal color + burnt sienna + cadmium red light, closer to copper.

This colour scheme would look so good on some 40k Nurgle miniatures!

The talking heads segment reminds me of Max Headroom, or the TV servers in the 80s cafe from Back to the Future. I JUST WANT A PEPSI!

Amazing 1-day-plus job! Super scary!

These zombies look sick... in a good way! I don't even collect AoS but I want to paint these! Maybe I'll use your scheme for some poxwalkers for 40k...

The uhu mix looks incredible. I was very sceptical and thought it would look tacky, but on mass it has a great, gory effect.

I think this video might be the solution for my standard zombies for Zombicide 2th edition. Thanks ObiJon Kenobi, you're probably my only hope. 👍😁

Your intro skits are always great. Quickly becoming one of my favorite painting channels.

Love the video, got me wanting to try my hand at making some oil wash.

Awesome video. great stuff. Love the Uhu glue mix. Really appreciate the effort you put in to lift the skills of us hobby painters

AWESOME !!! Shared on Soulblight Gravelord French Facebook group and on my own FB page. Thanks for these so fun videos ! ^^

I'm surprised that after painting 120 zombies that you didn't turn into a zombie yourself. The metals looked great.

god that fps drop made me think I was having a fucking stroke. I too am looking at a few boxes of zombies and dreading the big dive into them. Perfect timing for this video

I find when making the metalics ... adding in the complementary color really made them look much more like metal. I add a little bit of blue to the sienna and silver and some greens to the same depending on the color I am looking for. This video was awesome because I am batching poxwalkers right now

Superb video! I hate batch painting (properly shuddering at the thought of it), but got loads of ideas from this to make life easier 🙂

I had to giggle at the gold, bronze, copper outtake. Been there done that

Your zombies look appropriately gory and awesome!

I'm grinding through my Zombicide Black Plague minis currently. My method is just a single gray prime and contrast paints, then an all over wash of Agrax Earthshade to tie them together. I'm mostly sticking to more natural colors, but I think clothing dyes were more common than you would think, so I do give the occasional "bright" color here and there. The wash grimes up nicely though. I still haven't had a chance to mess with oils. Anyway my next step is a Dullcote varnish, then some Blood For The Blood God last so it keeps the shine. They're looking pretty good, but taking me a bit longer than a day haha.

I love the googly eyes on the paint mixer

Again a great quality vid John, enjoyed the watch. I was skeptical when I saw just the contrast step but the final result was excellent- absolutely ideal for zombies! Nice one

Excellent, thank you.

Cool video ! I've started using contrast paints & oils washes to get quick paint jobs. I've definitely embraced using oils lately. I like that you've chosen a variety of colours for batch painting to give them personality. I also appreciate that you don't stick to the 'two thin coats' mindset & embrace different techniques.

Tip for the UHU glue! If you stretch the strings out on your wet pallets, you can cure them slightly and position them somewhat before to transfer them to wear you want them

Medieval peasants had more range in clothing color than you might think. Certainly no purple, or dark blues, reds tended to be sort of rusty colored, but other than that it was pretty much all on the table.

This was great! I might try some of these paint techniques for my next batch of Nids

youtube messed up the notification. But i see you jon.

Amazing stuff, and in "one" day. Crazy