You are very welcome indeed. I bet your excited to use those new paints. Keep practicing and your painting will continue to improve with every model. Take care my friend and have fun 👍🏻

Thanks so much. I get what you mean about brush vs airbrush. I find both have their own place and their own very unique style. An airbrush is fantastic for smooth transitions and fast colour blends and using one is an art form all of its own. However brush painting also offers a variety of different textures to create its own story on the minis. As an example brushing stone creates a fantastic organic looking rough highlight. Thank you so much for watching and of course commenting too it really helps the channel to grow and I really appreciate it. Take care my friend.

Thanks a lot braam. It’s been a really fun project. Although it looks really detailed and a bit of a unit to work with it’s been fun trying to make it nice and easy to follow. Even the lighting and osl around the mouth can be achieved and made in such a simple way. I’m glad you liked this one. Take care my friend 👍🏻

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻

Thanks again Robert, this one was different and really fun to paint. It’s nice to have a real mixture of paintings and models on the channel and to offer people a really great mixed range of punting styles too.

It's an amazing dice tower! Very cool and would make an amazing centre piece for your board game nights. Thanks for watching!

@@Bread0fHeaven Thank you for making this video and showing us your technique!

Thanks for tuning in and watching my friend. To try to limit the amount of brush strokes on the model itself I try to make sure the paint is thinned with water or flow improver. This allows the paint to move more freely and blend into the model. It helps with brush strokes and allows for the paint to dry in a more even and flat style. I hope this helps you out. I use a brush for everything and haven’t yet tried an airbrush so this is the way I personally try to avoid those pesky brush strokes.

@@Bread0fHeaven Me as well, no Airbrush...I like old school. Be well, your time is appreciated.

Hi mate. I certainly did prime the model. I use “rustoleum” Matt grey primer on most of my models. It’s a happy medium for me where it’s neither too dark or light as a primer. Great idea about using a spray can on the first and it can certainly lower the amount of work load for sure. Although the ak interactive paint that I used is fantastic at coverage even when thinned and does dry down to a great Matt effect. These are all great questions and suggestions. Thank you so much for dropping by and offering a different perspective to this painting video. Take care my friend 👍🏻

Hey Michael. What an amazing and in depth comment this is my friend. You have given me a lot to unpack here. I thank you for such an detailed and deep comment that covers so much. You have put some fantastic suggestions in here and a few really great ideas that I could learn from. The idea of using a white tone before the yellows is such a great idea and definitely something I will take into consideration when painting in future. I also absolutely love the idea of putting something like a small light into the eyes and creating a more creepy character. That is such a brilliant suggestion and something I personally would never have thought of myself. I think the vines would have been another great idea and could also really enhance the more creepy tone or feel of the overall piece. It's a great suggestion on the different tones and colours of washes to elevate the stones and see more individuality from them. I'll be completely honest with you that I at first glance wasn't quite sure how to tackle this project due to it's size and also it's theme. I tried to go with my gut feeling of greens and blues in tone for the stonework as I remember from the older cartoon when I was young that the castle has a sort of greenish glow to it and sometimes it transitions into a purple hue towards the top too. This was a project that I went at through instinct and it grew into a lovely piece that I didn't expect. It's funny sometimes how you can just let the brush go and your mind wonder and find artwork in there just waiting to burst out. It's such an interesting and fascinating way to paint. I'm glad that you enjoyed this one as always my friend. This is again something new and different for the channel in a way of keeping things fresh and offering people so many different choices of what or how to paint things. I really do appreciate the amount of time you have taken to write this comment out and to really look so deeply into the artwork and offer such brilliant ideas to make this even better than what I have made. Thank you for always pushing me and pointing out some new and unique points that I would have otherwise completely missed. You are a true gentleman and as always have given the channel and others who view this so many great ideas and additions to the painting. Take care of yourself my friend and I will see you on the next one!

@@Bread0fHeaven Hey Dan, it's easy to say what "you should have done" it's a little more flattering and honest, to say "what I would have done". I think it was this philosophy that won us the war back in '76. Haha Thank You again for all of your input!! You are the gentleman my friend.