For anyone in the States, the thinner is often called Mineral Spirits at craft/art shops

First of all... that space marine is god-tier. Absolutely stunning and clean. bravo!

I honestly enjoy this tutorial more than many other tutorials I’ve seen! This is quick, simple, and I found it very easy to follow especially for beginners! I plan on using the enamels for making a grim dark style of freebooterz Orks!

Looks good, man. For the ppl in the comments - AK and MIG do a great variety of enamel washes and chipping fluids to get great weathering effects on your models. I’m keen to try some oil washing using the Abteilung 502 line. There’s a great video by Zatcaskagoon Miniatures here on yt on reductive painting techniques using oils over acrylics, the major thing to keep in mind is the miscibility of the layers of paint under what you’re working on. Acrylic paints are not miscible in mineral spirits and thus you can easily use the two together, use with a coat of varnish if you’re worried about ruining a specific effect or if you’ve glazed a very thin layer you don’t want disturbed, chuck on a coat of varnish and you’ll be golden. Subbed and liked

Great video! Will be trying this on my GSC Rockgrinders ASAP!

Very simple tutorial, good work! Can't wait to try this out someday

Thanks for showing your method with this product 👍

Very helpful for beginners like me! I plan to use some of this on my meng F/A-18 Super Hornet

Cheers for this video sir! Just about to paint Mephiston GD and this will work a treat! Top work btw on that paintjob haha 👊

In future try the buds with pointy tips. They are for babies and will make your work easier

Really helpful. Spicy paint job too🔥

I just took a class at nova and it was similar to this. Amazing work

Great product and nice explanation on its use.

Great result!!

Informative. Thanks!

Did you varnish the model before doing the streaking grim? Love the content thanks!

also really cool space marine colours

Thank you for sharing. May you recommend a "Gloss Varnish" on the model before applying the "Streaking Grime Enamel"?

Great video mate, cheers!!

Hi there. Can you please provide a little detail on your basing material and method for this great looking model?

Nice paint job!

Nice technique!

thanks, i might buy it soon

Brilliant Also how did you do that shoulder pad logo? Looks great

Is streaking grime the final unifying wash, or can you ga back and highlight the model without them looking out of place?

Great Video, one question. If you answer it in the video, i missed it. Did you varnish the mini before using the Streaking Grime ?

Looks rad! Are you using any sort of seal on the model prior to applying the grime?

Hey! I know it's a long shot, but I love the blue you picked for the primary color of the space marine. I know it's a long shot - but do you remember what paint(s) you used to get that?

Awesome video, question though: did you hit that space marine with varnish before going over the model with the AK and thinner? I ask since the thinner I have would definitely wipe the paint on my models off, and I wanna make sure I don't have to go out and get what you got in the video.

I saw in a previous comment that you use it as a final unifying wash, did you use any other washes throughout the normal painting process up to the point of starting this? Or do you think this is enough of a wash that they are unnecessary?

so its basically just rub&buff from a different brand repackaged to be used on minis.

Could you take it completely off on some areas just by using thinner and a swap or bud? Or will it slightly tint/stain the colour a tiny bit? I’m going to try this out for my Orks! Just curious on some of the behaviours of the oils.

Great job! I like the coloring on the bolters heat shield, how did you do that?

Great tutorial! Quick question, do I have the have the model varnished before this? Or can I skip Varnishing totally?

Can you use water as thinner or does it need to be a specialized product?

Do you varnish before applying the streaking grime?

What were you using to remove the grime? Paint thinner? And did you have to seal the model with varnish before the grime applications, did it affect any of the decals?,! (Great video)

Why does everyone apply the grime all over and then clean it off? Wouldn't it be the same just applying it directly in the areas you want it to be?

How many coats of varnish do you apply before you apply your enamel.

Did you use washes also before adding the grime?

Before weathering>

So you washed your brush with the thinner?

Are they varnished in any way beforehand?

Did you varnish seal your model before the ak wash?

What do you use to remove the wash?

Is ak better than vallejo?

dude way too much thinner on your qtip. Dab off the excess on a paper towel. You're just removing everything

Looks the same before and after, needs a much heavier application and take less off