Let us know what basing scheme we should cover next please! - Paints Used in a 1 click bundle: elementgames.co.uk/artis-opus-limestone-basing Doombull Brown Skrag Brown Zandri Dust Morghast Bone Screaming Skull Any white (Any black)

I've just finished painting up 20 blood angels intercessors - this will make a decent base scheme for them - top work as ever Byron :)

No excuses now to up my bases, great tips and a tutorial for anyone at any level, great work. Plus now I feel the need to grab some tufts.

Again a very simple but very effective tutorial, like others have said this is becoming one of my go too channels for tips, guides and inspiration to keep me motivated in the hobby, thanks again and keep the vids coming.

This is very quickly becoming my favourite hobby channel on KZfaq. Love that you cover all aspects of painting by doing more than just the actual model, but scenery, bases and weathering too! Things I'd like to see you cover next are camo patterns (I know I say this one all the time) but then also maybe some metallics. I'd love to see you tackle some of the new Necron models and cover some silver and brass schemes using Series D.

I think the real topic here is not the base and color recipe itself but how painting minis isn't one direction straight but a back and forth process: bringing your hues back after highlights using focused glazes then pushing extreme lights here and there. Wet blending for dummies, etc. The fact it's "just" a base makes using these advanced techniques look more like a natural progression than intimidating prone-to-fail stuff. Still not sold on videos length but even being "above" the need of watching basing videos, I never regret spending my time watching these. I'd love to watch your take on more complex subjects (intermediate and advanced) or insightful out of the blue stuff like that purple/green neon wall, the smoothly stippled vehicles...

Really nice basing there, would love to see a white scars vehicle, maybe one of the new bikes would be a good tutorial piece.

Feels like there’s some extra steps here but I appreciated seeing the video.

Excellent video again Byron. Really useful techniques and information. Can't wait to try this again in the future!!

An oldie but a goodie! Thinking of using this for my Dark Angels to give some contrast to the dark green.

Used dry brushing to awesome effect for a mostly wooden looking base. Thanks for the tutorials, I love the content please keep it up.

This video has gotten me thinking about my basing for my White Scars army. I had originally planned on using Vallejo Earth Pasting paste with some brown wash with a dry brush, but this has me reconsidering the amount of dry brushing... mebee add some rocks for a chunkier base. Thanks for sharing

Going to give this a go on my new models. Loved it.

Thanks for another helpful tutorial but... Watching you dip a "dirty" brush into a paint pot caused shivers up and down my spine. 😁

I’d be interested to see you do a swamp base. Loved this vid

Mind blown. Looks great. Thanks!

Great tutorial, I’ve really embraced trying to improve my bases recently. I paint the rims with Vallejo German Grey, it looks great!

As always: Great video. Can’t get enough of it! When it comes to basing I would be interested in lava bases and icy/snowy bases. Thanks for the excellent content!

Would love to see an urban ruin/rubble themed base! Love these videos.

Absolutely fantastic tutorial! I really enjoy your approach which is similar to my own but at a much high level of skill. You are really helping me step up my painting. Thank you.

Any interest in doing an Obsidian and Lava base? Also, love seeing these new vids pop up in my feed! Video quality and sound is great, and the contents are practical. I hope every wargamer watching is sharing these with their friends!

Brilliant video! Watching the base evolve into the finished product was amazing. You may already have a video, or series of videos out there, but I would like to see some best/recommended uses for the various Artis Opus accessories (dry brush pallet, dampening pad, how best to clean and care for your brushes, etc.). I absolutely love my Artis Opus brushes and since I’m in the States it takes awhile for replacement brushes to get to me. I want to make sure I make my brushes last as long as possible. Thanks for all the great videos!

Another great simple tutorial how about a series on basing you've done a few all ready so making it a set but there are the industrial bases and then the likes of snow/winter themed marshes etc...

Great base! I would love to see a muddy swamp base

This could not have come at a better time, just when I was thinking about basing my own models! This has given me plenty of ideas! Also, I would like to see how you would tackle an urban base, I have seen plenty just painted to look like concrete or tarmac but those just look boring, so I would be interested to see how you would go about making those more interesting!

Great vid. With the recent Necrontyr release I bet people would like to see a silver metallic scheme.

very nice. just about to start a Raptors Primaris Marine army going to give this a try for my test figure. I could make the Olive green armor look really nice.

Had to had to wait to get in from work to watch

Another great video

I agree that the black base rim is the only way to go :) It would be interesting to see how you built that base. Why and how you used the green stuff that seems to be poking from beneath the sand at the beginning.

So along the lines of idea video’s I was putting a bigature (big min in my case a large demon but also apply to vehicles) and I always have the bits to build and glue and there are the bits you know need to painted separately and then glue. It could be a good video to discuss a series of mini’s and what to paint separately when you going to used the series D techniques. And maybe some tricks if you find yourself with your light source out once ensembles as I know that is something I’ve srufffed up if I’m not look at the rest of the figure at the same time. I guess it would be a bit talky face and a discussion on light in a more general sense but practical examples assuming you have a decent pile of shame could be really useful....now I’ve written it I’m not sure if is a good idea or not, to me the big appeal of an airbrush is getting directional highlights is super easy and the series D allows this also

Love the system and the final look ! great job ! Could You show us how to paint some scales , like Mawkrusha or some Throggots ? I bet You could achive great and intresting results !

One of the best tutorials on realistic bases I've seen. Great work! Quick question: what brand & type of grass tufts did you use here?

Nice and quick indeed! Looks phenomenal! Can you wash the texture pad that you are using? Or over time will it simply be full of paint?

Lovely base colours, gives off a great Mediterranean vibe that would look great on some Ultramarines I thinking of painting up. For the details section, do you have any particular flock/tufts brands or makes you'd recommend to finish this base off? I'll need to pick so up so would love to know if you had any recommendations for good ones. Edit: Also keep up the great content, this is rapidly becoming one of my favourite hobby channels that I've recently subscribed too!

I have a question about the textured palette( I got the set, xl D brush and the texture palette in the mail this week, very happy with it and looking forward on using it); you mentioned repriming in some vids. what do you mean with re prime ? ; priming the texture pad with a spray primer or ? wouldn't the primer flake of during time and usage or ?

Imperial Fists yellow NMM tutorial? I think that could be pretty interesting and definitely challenging!

I think I shall be doing this for my lumineth basing. Could you do a video on batch/speed painting marines to a high tabletop standard using your dry brush approach? Suggested chapter...space wolves!😋

I actually just did my first real stab at a base today. This is so cool to see. Attaching the mini is a bit of an issue for me. Had two super glues fail, so I made a sort of anchor for the foot with a drill, some sprue plastic, and plastic glue. Seems to work, but can you recommend any more elegant solutions?

Next base? Lava or ice bases!!

Nice and simple scheme. Why not the wash before the drybrush? Just out of curiosity.

this is a really specific request but could you do a tutorial on ice rock or stones if you look at the iron priest or Logan grimnar for the space wolves that sort of thing ive struggled with it and ive seen squidmar do a glazed blue could i achive this effect with stippling if so how cause i cant find any videos on this let a lone d sires ones.

Amazing video. Any chance you could do any basing video for the new AOS dominion starter set settings?

Dear Byron, Great tutorial! Any chance of a sandstone desert building theme? Kind Regards Johnny

Good basing technique... I was wondering if your espectral glow can be used to paint miniatures (would love a nighthound army with those colors)

looks absolutely stunning. but 12 minutes for one base is a bit slow if anything. Gorgeous base though.

Hey guys any advice on drybrushing metallics? I tried necron compound over dark metal and it seems very chalky and not very sharp, thanks

Great video. What did you use for the actual rock on the base..?

I am always wondering how people tend not wash their brush for each color - while on the wet pallete, oh well, but straight from the pot? How does that not contaminate the colors?

Could you do one with GW texture paints or Vallejo basing paste?

I've started thinking about bases for necromunda, so metallic/grime/ooze. What about going the whole hog and a Zone Mortalis tile?

How have you leveled the green stuff with the angle of the actual plastic base? It looks too perfect to just be a hobby knife cut. Any tricks?

Love the video very helpful. Quick question I'm starting a ogor mawtribes army, can you get good results dry brushing ogor skin?

is that large base sculpted to have that cracked texture or is that texture paint/painted?

Hi, I was wondering if you could do a tutorial for fair female skin using GW paints?

My only issue with this video was it just says it is a basing tutorial when really it is a tutorial specifically on painting bases. Ended up here because I am trying to learn how to do bases for the first time so I don't know how to get to the very starting point before you even started painting.

Any chance your store could remove VAT for people outside the uk/Europe? Would go a long way towards paying for tracked shipping and mean that I don't get double taxed.

Which flower tuft did you use for this base?

How do you paint the model when it's not attached to the base?

How to do a sci-fi base. Non gw

Unfortunately this shows me how to paint a limestone base, rather than the actual basing methods used :/