We hope you enjoyed this and you are looking forward to part 2 - Coming later this weekend! Let us know what other Star Wars Legion models you would love us to work on below.

I used your tutorial for a commission. I made some adjustments to my taste. Turned out beautifully! And I have a very happy customer. Thank you! Excellent tutorial!

I didn't know this drybrush style was a thing until now, but I need more of it in my life. Really captures that 70's grungy feel of Star Wars.

OMG Please more star wars legion vids! these are so good. (with a bit less time lapse - look at how sorastro uses editing instead of time lapse) The TX 130, barc speeders, LOVE to see you do the AT-ST, great possibilities there. B2's would be fascinating, Dewback could be awesome, Tauntaun, the airspeeder, the rebel laser cannon, STAP when it comes out, how about the barricades? definitely not enough interesting guides on painting barricades, or the upgraded bases, crashed escape pod, awesome, crashed AT-ST, and the bunker. I may actually splurge on a bunker with an awesome video...

This is great but I would LOVE more unedited footage of watching the process come together

OMG MAN ! Thank YOU ! the 1st 3 min SOLVED my "streaks" issue, after the contrast pain ! EPIC technique !!!!!

Amazing, not a bloody airbrush in sight ! Superb work !.

Just bought these brushes the other day and really looking forward to try them ! I have been painting steadily for the past 6 years and was looking for the perfect alternative to an airbrush system. It seems like these brushes are the thing indeed ! Thank you for the fantastic tutorials. 🤘🏻 Cheers from Denmark 🇩🇰

These tutorials makes my border of painting widely.

Very good! You drybashed EVERYTHING. I had no idea it was a viable option

I am finding your painting techniques very interesting and I nave learned a thing or two. Love how you mix & blend so many colors into your work. I wish I could master this technique but I doubt it; however, it still improves my overall painting. Thanks for sharing.

This is so cool, you just gave me much more inspiration for our hobby

This is the droi...eh tutorial I was looking for👍

Magnificent 👌🏻👌🏻

I’ve bought the tank, I’ve ordered your set of dry brushes, I’m happy with the first half of the video. Trouble is, I am way out of my depth when it comes to using the bright blue, orange and pink to highlight which I am really keen on doing. Please, please submit a slow video on how to achieve this with these specific colours on this specific tank.

That's incredible. Congratulations. I would like to see how yoy paint more models of Star Wars or realistic combat tanks, please. Thanks for those videos.

Amazing tutorials with a great effect! I'm going to be picking up a set of D brushes next payday and getting to work on my unpainted vehicles and terrain.

Hi, could I make a request for a non-sped up version of this if you have it. You do some stuff during the time lapse I'd love to zoom in on and watch some of your technique....

this is great..if you told me you airbrushed it I wouldn't doubt you at all.

Fantastic!

Great tutorial. Results look smooth and interesting colour combinations that add value. The Artis Opus Drybrushes are amazing.

Nice work.

I'm gonna have a go at doing a death Guard Plague Burst Crawler with these brushes. I'm hoping I can get something nice going on with the greens and the rust colours.

Really good results

I couldn't help thinking that the same technique could be used for a German WW2 yellow tank. Tony

Dear, I would like to see you doing a "Space Battleship Yamato" Model... May be a Gamilon Ship that usually are all Green...

This video made me realize how much i dont know about color theory

Just wow! You just earned yourself a New subscriber mate!

I'd be interested to see how you'd tackle OSL with lightsabers? Maybe a Grievous?

More details on the though process with the pinks and blues would have been beneficial

It is incredible ... only by drybrushing method 🤪 I subscribe to your channel 👍

The result is very good but the video is way too fast, particularly when you apply the pink and blue. Hard to use it as a tutorial. Would it be possible to add a slower version?

i have tried to replicate your method but cannot be as smooth as you have done during the time lapse

Hey, just some feedback; I really don't like those timelapse shots, they're too quick to follow what is happening. I think it would be better if you showed the effect you are trying to achieve each time you brought in a new colour, and how you decided where to apply it, before then showing a couple of seconds of you applying it. Then cut to the after shot, and rinse and repeat. That said, i love the end effect, i'll be trying this on my new Astra Militarum Vakyrie this week!

I love the base. How did you do it?

What do you use as a dampening pad here? What's that little glass thing with the sponge-looking stuff in it? Where can I get one?

Veeeery nice jop Pal !!! Do you still have this model there ???

Incredible... This was amazing... Why did you use that deep blue as underpainting if the colors above are not transparent?? I mean, you could have keep the black primer as undercoat, right?

Im just wondering why its the trade federation color scheme being used while this one should be a part of the seperatist army which would mean its having that blue colouration

Hey! I love the way that tank looks, but I am new to painting and I am on a tight budget. What combination of yellow and other colors would be optimal to achieve that classic aat tan, without any of the purple/green detailing? Thanks!

I'm going to have a go at this, but I don't suppose you can suggest a equivalent gw paints for the other brands you have used?

Hey Artis, I'm having a lot of trouble mixing the paints right. I keep getting a greenish colour instead of the brown, and whenever I apply more purple and yellow the green is still there. What could I be doing wrong?

what is that little pot in the top right corner?

Would you recommend black as the basecoat for this, or could other basecoats still get the same finished product?

Hi I was wondering what the thing In the top right is and what is purpose is

Hi! Do you have any videos of dry-brushing buildings? I really need to figure that out🙂

What size drybrush are you using at the beginning? The big one.

I know this is a bit late, but could you please give an alternative to scale color's Huldra Blue? I can't get it in stock anywhere currently. Preferably from citadel. Just picked up your brush set D because I'd love to try this as opposed to messing around with the airbrush. Thank you so much!

Awesome tutorial! :) I've been meaning to reproduce your result on my AAT although I seem to be missing something. I am using cheap makeup brush so it might be that. Also I am using my standard wet palette which probably doesn't make much sense with dry brush technique (both stippling and classic). The effect is that my color transition is much less smooth than yours - there is this speckle pattern which is quite clearly visible. I have tried a classic, plastic palette as an alternative to wet palette but my paint tends to dry very quickly. In your case it seems like you can use your paint forever ;) Is it somehow related to the palette type you are using? Or to the fact that you always mix in some water, because you dip your brush in the sponge?

I love the painting technique very cool video. Please slow down the timelapse your video is only 13 min I can sit through a 15 min painting video easy.

Good painting tutorial but the background music got in the way and it was difficult to hear some of the words.

How can i Substitute the non-citadel colours? I only have citadel😅😅

You need to slow the timelapse parts down. Double the time they take so we can actually see what you are doing. This video felt like "So just stipple this yellow on, and then finish the rest of the model". I really have no idea how you achieved that nice blue orange and pink effect. Seems like a critical component of this result.

Even on playback speed 0.25 your going too fast to see what you're doing and how you are mixing. I've never painted miniatures before and am trying to understand the process. Never did art class so the concept is alien to me. Like painting a brown vehicle with blue and purple and using lollypop pink.... What the Heck? That's why vids like this are so important, but they're not helpful if you can't follow the process. How then can one learn?

Couldn't I skip the blues and such?

hate to be the one but your antenna are backwards :(

Everything in Star Wars looks better with battle damage and grime

also a tip for promoting your vids. Go to the /r/SWLegion and post there for the vids. that'll help people find these awesome guides.

Demasiado rápido. No sé ve bien

Try looking at your Camera, not the screen.

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I’ve bought the tank, I’ve ordered your set of dry brushes, I’m happy with the first half of the video. Trouble is, I am way out of my depth when it comes to using the bright blue, orange and pink to highlight which I am really keen on doing. Please, please submit a slow video on how to achieve this with these specific colours on this specific tank.