I adore that montage of clipping at the beginning, so satisfying

This looks so good, it's great work

Incredible work! I’ve been considering just getting a box of Fire Warriors just for the heck of it. Never seen that pane line accent stuff before, need to get myself a bottle.

Amazing Job 😍 I Just got a Tau Army and i think i'll follow this painting Tutorial to make IT Shine 🤟 Thanks for Sharing

Music to my ears. Hearing the clippings 😌

Oh and great job painting!

Looks good! I enjoyed the special guest lol

very nice colors, i think viorla sept looks cool

That’s an effective protocol for painting T’au in that colour scheme; good looking end result. One piece of feedback... I know you flash up an image of the paint you are using in the corner of the screen, but often they were difficult to read. It might be a good idea to list the paints you use, in the order you use them, in the dropdown text of the video description. CIT: Ulthuan Grey, VMC: German Grey, etc... Also, I’m curious, what was the glue you used to assemble the mini?

Good job!

Do you recommend any particular brand of mineral spirit for the panel line? Love the vid cant wait to try this out

Y'all have a great channel and I just subscribed to y'all, so model on!!

Great stuff , guys. 👍 Subbed.

One question, I'm starting to paint minis and I'm used to build Gunpla, so I already have different accent colors from Tamiya. For pannel lining the minis, do I need to apply any sort of gloss coat before or the paint will resist the brushing with the cuetip directly? Thank you.

Hi, nice video, thanks to you I found out the panel liner, should I need to use gloss on models before liner or it will be alright if I just apply on a coat of citadel paint?

I am not super familiar with miniature painting, however I've heard that Vallejo metallics are pretty good. Anything I should avoid from Vallejo, because I know they are a good value paint. Its just that certain brands are especially good at different things.

What was the sandy texture you use for the base? The application looks really handy

As someone who has never highlighted edges, does it have to be these super thin lines? Since my hands are very shaky.

found this video as a new miniature painter. Is the panel liner similar to nuln oil?

The little nics on the top of the helmets drive me crazy lol

I've not watched the whole thing yet, going to check it out later. just wanted to ask though, for your capillary, panel lining did you use a special product or just add some flow improver to paint or something, please? EDIT: ah I see you are using the Tamiya stuff. I like their products. I'm doing brown lines though, so would have to see if I can colour match something in this product or not. I know you can make your own though, just by putting some flow improver into some paint, and some people even just do it with water. Will have to experiment. These smaller guys, I think this tech will be very useful for them, I've not done it before though. I usually paint them in manually. I like using black contrast paint for black lines at the moment, it works really well. Admittedly this was for a slightly different style of panel lining though, where only one side has an edge, so it was more about building up pigment at the edge, and then cutting back in with the red to get a crisp line. You can also glaze out a fade from the black line as well, just depends what you are going for. I've been meaning to look up this capillary-action style of panel lining though, and just keep forgetting about it. Just stumbled upon your channel when looking at Tau schemes on google.

nice base. i´ll copy that, if you dont mind

Hi I was just wondering what the dropper you used for the armour was? Cheers

Did you used some varnish before using panel line? Or is it used straight on acrylic paint?

Where did you get the panel line stuff from?

What color is the white base is it Corax white?

I cut myself nicely removing a model from the wrong base and you doing it gave me ptsd lol

Maybe it's just me, but I can hardly make out Jason's voice over the background music! Would recommend speaking more loudly or simply adjusting the audio. Thanks for the guide regardless.

Great job but I feel like Tau are too simple for the classic method of painting. I feel like they end up looking "overpainted" if you know what I mean, too many layers of paint for not a lot of detail in the model.