Ziltoid the omniscient has taken over the Painting Clinic!

Awesome tutorial and narrator! Well done!

How can you not like this, this is amazing!

Yep it's been a long time coming but he's finally lost his mind.

awesome, thank you for sharing this with us!

Great video, thanks for the demo... and for the laugh with your voice!!!

Great tutorial. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for the insight into the Citadel Agrellan Earth.

Was really hoping the voice was just for the intro.

Good base tutorial! Thanks for sharing your tips and tricks with crackle paint👍

Hey Doc, how did you pin the miniature to the base? did you impale both the base and miniature with pins? if so, what kind of pins do you recommend I pick up at my local craft store for this purpose?

Another great tutorial. well done Fausty...................

I found it add a sense of humor and quite enjoyed the whole experience. So much so I went out and brought the products and I am in the process of doing a new army bases as such. ;)

Nice, I liked that last technique with the yellow and the black through the airbrush. If you put down a mottled pattern of yellows, reds, and oranges, and then the cracked earth and black spray you could get a pretty fast lava effect.

Great tutorial and voice over!

Another great tutorial. Thanks.

Great vid and Gerald is hilarious!

Wonderfull tutorial. Thanks!

Awesome in EVERY way! :D

Great video loved it, sadly i did the same and 2/3-d of the cracks came down on drybrushing :/ Any idea?

You are in face INSANE. Great tutorial Cheers Keith

Agrellan Earth - Watching paint dry has never been more exciting!

only citadel technical agrellan earth that can crack? or all technical can crack after its dry?

Great tips and very entertaining! :)

Doctor Faust, what a great video! And your persona is AWESOME! If you added some maniacal laughter you'd sound like me teaching my chem classes!

Dr. Faust, question. Do you have issues with Citadel paints drying out?

Best. Tutorial. Ever!

Nice tutorial Mate!

Also, what size of the talus did you use here? Medium or Coarse?

Can you PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE bring this voice back? It made this soooooo enjoyable.

The yellow and black contrasted base would work really well if you wanted to do a cracked lava flow by painting the base with shades of red/orange/yellow.

Nice tutorial, and yes, the voice was great.

Great stuff!

This is awesome.

hello, can you tell me what kind of glue are You using ?

I want to create an effect for my psykers like the spell they are casting is ripping up the earth. I have seen similar effects done for lava style bases, but I only want a channel of this effect coming from the mini to the edge. Hopefully I can work out how to do it with agrellan earth as I already have this stuff. I really did want logs and rocks busted in half along the cracks (which I'd whittle down from wood and cork) but I dunno if it will be possible to get the exact effect I want. I'm sure i can have a compromise though and still get something very nice looking) my question is this though. can you paint something like typhus corrosion on top of agrellen earth before it crack, and will the typhus crack with it, or should I mix some sand or something in with the agrellan to get this effect? I'm not sure if it will still crack. this was for a necron thing I want to try where they are breaking out of sandstone after just being activated again. I did want to paint texture into the agrellan earth for my bases as well though, and I assume if it works this way, mixing something with the paint would be the best way, as I assume applying texture paints to the cracks would be pretty damn difficult.

What model did you pin to the base?

Thanks Doctor!

Love the pirate voice! great tutorial

The voice is so funny,and this video really help me,I gonna try this,thanks!

Great vid mate

Great video. I was wondering why you added the inks to the woodfiller though, as it will get covered in primer (and a good solid basecoat) later on, the color will not show through?

Super cheap alternative to the citadel paint: I accidently discovered while making teriyaki sauce for the first time that the fluid produced by mixing cornstarch and boiling water forms very pleasing crack effects. You can manipulated it considerably by boiling higher/longer/starchier. But the main selling point is it's ridiculously cheap. Funny that most of my modeling techniques involve cooking.

Просто охренительно! (Awesome!). Damn, that's realy great, beautiful and easy to do, i will surely try it!

Great video. Do you think you could paint a ghost? Would be interested in seeing the layering.

Very cool.

Could Gesso be used instead of wood filler?

Who is your regular character, pray tell? Marvin the depressed robot?

For the lava base, can you use a black rattle can spray paint?

How did you pin the model to the bases?

Excellent!

Bro so cool I may try this but like mars looking sand

Quite possibly the best tutorial on the interwebs....

Gut werk Herr Dokter! You are the uber mensch!

Cracking contrast

newbie here. i recently got into warhammer/painting models and i had a quick question. instead if ink would regular black and brown model paint work in the mix with the wood filler? would it give the same effect?

More... more of this voice! Where has this voice gone!? I want more, I say!

What was the actual miniature that was used in the vid?

Any chance you could do a run down of cracking paints? I work a lot in N scale and would like to know which would work best for desert dioramas.

great video and yes! the Doctor is Good

How would you pin your mini to the base?

What is that model that you put in the base?

Got a good laugh out of me! Good work man

Brilliant!

Would putting my model on a stick with mounting putty and holding it inside a box and spraying it with a bottle of P3 primer to prime it a good idea? It is my first time using primer. Thank you in advance!

What is wood filler?

Wow. I honestly don't know what to say; the video was informative as always, but the accent definitely added a whole new layer. Should be interesting/entertaining to see more of these in the future.

hello nice channell what is the scale of that miniature ???

nice narration

marvelous

anyone think the last base with red not yellow for a chaos marine

So how do you paint miniatures without attaching them to the base first?

Hey doc, one of your Pateron Plebs here, dunno if i should ask here or there, so ill try this first. Think i could make a cracked ICE base using something like you experiment with the yellow/black one. Say paint the base bright blue, put the earth down, than blast it with white primer? Thoughts?

How do you keep the paint from chipping off until there's nothing on the base during play/transportation, etc?

Haha! hilarious and informative,winning combination.Alf weeder stain for now.

Informative video as usual and love the mad scientist voice :)

Pip pip, bloody nice tutorial there.

LOVE the narration, so much. And all of your other videos obviously.

Where did you get the skulls for the base?

Before he made youtube videos, I read all of Doctor Faust's tutorials in this same voice.

When are you posting the bloopers real?

Great advice! But what accent are you trying to do?

"However, if you don't put enough down...NO cracks will be." hahahaha I died

You mention about attaching the mini correctly due to the cracks not allowing a solid surface to glue to, how did you attach the mini then?? you mention it briefly but don't show how.

I wish you showed how to pin unit to base.

Your theme songs reminds me so much of the theme song from the original MST3K. That's a good thing by the way.

I can't find the flesh ink you use to color the base with, I can only find flesh wash. Am I blind or are you diluting the wash? Sorry for all the questions.

It seems you had a good deal of fun making this video, and as a result it was very amusing to watch. Kudos, and I look forward to the next video.

This ist the best desert base-tutorial, i've seen on youtube. I don't know a lot about the consistency of wood filler, but is it possible to use for example PVA for smaller bases?

for cheap snow and ice effects try applying superglue to a base and dipping it in water till it sets. You get some interesting effects.

I know you touched on the idea of mounting the model after the base was completed, but is it doable to mount the model before doing up the basing effects, or is the process simply too messy to avoid tarnishing the model? Thanks.

Hilarious and informative. I have no problems with the voice what so ever.

Thought it was great informative with a bit of a laugh think it's the first time Iv laughed out loud watching a tutorial normally you'd be lucky to get a smile whilst watching

This must be a voice you use for your D&D sessions.

Good tutorial, even after three years... and the voice... a wink to gamza? :)

As always great video. But Please bring back the guest voice! LOVED it!

Nice work, I guess those Citadel Technical paints have some value after all! I'll be sure to get some soon.

Hey, you have a sense of humor. After all this time and many, many videos, who would of thunk:)

A nice terrain to watch out for snakes.

Where do you buy your paints?