YOU READ MY MIND THIS IS ALL I WANT, OLDHAMMER RULES!!!!

Every youtuber is painting the leviathan release and this channel paints a retro chaos dwarf...and I am here for it! Absolutely class.

Beautiful work! I love his facial expression. He looks like someone next to him just answered their phone on speakerphone on a crowded public bus 😂

This channel is what I’ve been looking for since the advent of KZfaq! 1994 ruled. Best games. Best paints. Best music. I had all my hair. Good times.

This is quickly becomming my favourite painting channel

the colour bar on the side is so helpful! and this miniature paintjob has so much character, thank you for showing how you did it

That whole generation of single-pose plastics is really fun to paint - if you're doing just one of them. At the time they were meant to build cheap units, so for the true 90s experience you should loop this video twenty times.

I love the colour mix bar. It made it incredibly easy for me to visualise how the paint changes as you worked it onto the mini. Especially with the NMM. I get lost on a lot of tutorial videos because I just can't quite visualise the paint state. Thank you.

Those old chaos dwarfs were such funny little sculpts. So distinctive and full of character. An absolutely gorgeous paint job on it too. Great video.

Chorfs!🤘

YOU RULE!!!! GREAT OLDHAMMER STYLE!! Finally a great love for colours....

I’m not into oldhammer stuff of any kind because I only got into WH40K since COVID, but Louise you make me want to appreciate the oldness of it with your joy and energy. ❤

Unfortunately I'm old enough to remember these in my local Warhammer shop 😊 Great vid as always!

When I see this I remember how it was painting dwarfs in late 90s. Paints in those Hexapots (better for holding minis with some bluetack than holding paints!). But the range!!! Enchanted blue, Goblin green, red gore, sunburst yellow, scorched earth, snakebite leather, liche purple, dwarf flesh, Chaos black, bleached bones, boltgun metal, chainmail and the smell of black and Chestnut ink on a Sunday morning! Thanks for this! 👍 For mixing paints! And the result of that Chaos dwarf is wow!

I love the side-eyes of this judgy chaos dwarf.

After leaving the hobby for 20 years, it was a rude awakening to see almost none of the same colours I remembered on the shelf. My old bestie had all the old stuff, this is delightful.😊 I still have an old t-shirt that has a smear of goblin green on it. 😅

The shifty eyes are equal parts brilliant and hilarious 😂

Your energy is absolutely amazing and your skills are too all round your an awesome youtuber loving your old school mini thing you have going. It’s super nostalgic from when I played as a kid please please keep it going

The little color mix bar is genius! Watching you paint is like magic, and for some reason I seem to “get it” more clearly than with other channels when you’re showing the highlights, etc. Thank you for this video.

Madness, beautiful chaotic madness. Now I want to repaint my BB Chaos Dwarves

The quality of your painting is amazing! Why GW ever allowed you to leave, instead of posting two trolls at your office door to keep you in, will be a mystery to me!

All the newest painting techniques and theories with all the old paints on an old mini. Cool work!

I’m mentally stuck in the 90’s. . . .this video helps continue that. Thanks Sugs 🤘

All the music on your channel is excellent. And it’s great to see Chaos Dwarfs given more time in the sun.

Chaos dwarves have always been my favorite. So glad you made this! Thank you!

I have always found painting non-metallic metallics to be quite daunting. This video has helped me to be less intimidated by this particular painting technique. Thank you for sharing your painting process! Gladly subscribed!

It's nice to know that what I do is a THING. I collect old Metal old hammer and lose myself in the lore and painting. I even collect the old codexes and boxes if I can find them. Great video.

This is the most beautiful dwarf i have ever seen

You are aggressively cute and your enthusiasm infectious, making my lazy Saturday afternoon all the better with some Oldhammer goodness! Nice mixing chart included with each step, that's helpful!

Oldhammer stuff pings my nostalgia center in my brain, and your joy in painting these old minis is infectious. You make me want to pick up a few and give painting them a try again! In the meantime, watching you paint so skillfully is a wonderful bit of catharsis. Thank you for this, and I'm looking forward to many more!

Looks better than the image in the 1994 catalogue. I do like Alan Perry's sculpts.

Have to add my voice to the others about the colour mixing bar. I wish more people would do it. Perfect way to show what you mean. :)

I recently came across your channel and have been blown away at how much you love Warhammer and the various other ranges produced by GW. I absolutely love how you paint and how much enthusiasm you show for something you really love. That passion has encouraged me to look forward more to my painting when I do get to it! And your passion has definitely grown on me too!

i dont care for old warhammer at all, but i could enjoy this quite a lot none the less just a fun and relaxed video painting a dwarf in poppy colours. i am totally down for that, great job

Did not expect the STEPS reference. Fellow haver of taste I see.

So, I used to paint like this years ago, mixing my own colours as I didn't have a lot of them. Now as I'm older (a lot older ) I haven't done it in such a long time as my paint colection is so big now. I'm definately going to go back to this at some point and just mix away 👍. Great video!

Chaos Dwarfs have always been my favourite WHFB army. Love this. Praise Hashut!

Got to love the Old Chaos Dwarves used to collect them back in the day lol. Just shows you don't need all these multitude of paints and air brush shenanigans to make an amazing looking painted mini. Back in the days of goblin green and sand bases, not like nowadays how many get really annoyed if the base doesn't outshine the mini - nobody cares what a base looks like when they are ranked up hahaha

I really appreciate the left side graph showing the colour ratios!

Squigs are life. Old squigs. New squigs. Round squigs. Flat squigs.

So much nostalgia. Amazing.

You are a breathtakingly gifted painter. Just stunning work.

He looks great. I love this range of paints and may have to try painting my Bloodbowl Chaos Dwarves like this!

Great video. I mix my paints in a similar manner, but you're certainly at expert level! It looks fantastic! Side note: my favorite part of your set is the Mega-Gargant box in the background... 'cause I happen to own THAT exact Mega-Gargant! I bought the 'Eavy Metal studio model from GW... geez, in the late 90s? As far as I know, they were simply trying to make space and getting rid of some of their studio-painted models (crazy!) and I wound up with the Bad Moonz Mega-Gargant which has been sitting on my bookshelf ever since (don't worry, it's inside a clear plastic display box, no dust on it!). Back to the video: I've got a set of these classic mono-pose Chaos Dwarves... and I've got some old GW paints (still good!) in those classic hex bottles... gonna see about following your instructions here... and look up Warcolours too! :-)

My old skool 1990-1991 pink horrors were painted with Titillating Pink, so this takes me back. I also miss the 2nd Edition 40k Ork colour schemes. A goofier, happier, 40k era.

Finally, an NMM method I could understand ! Thank you so much.

Just amazing! Goblin Green bases forever!

i rly like this vid and especially it showing you dont need a whole wall of paints to make a truly vivid range of colours! :D

Isnt there a story (myth?) where the sculpter kept being told to make the hats taller and taller, which is why they're all nearly as tall as the dwarf itself? Great vid, colour mixing is definitely something i need to improve on! Thanks for the education and the entertainment! Glad it wasnt a vid of someone putting in our faces they received a Leviathan boxset.

I love this shifty dwarf

I saw friends with these at UKGE and I wanted some but I didn't find the stall! I'm glad to hear they have your stamp of approval :)

Beautiful. I get so hyped thinking I can get close to your results but then I see your surgical precision and remember I have the hand steadiness of a jackhammer and realise some things are just not meant to be. But I still love your work!

I literally jumped when she dropped that dwarf.

I really wish my wife liked the hobby as much as you. We could grow old together painting miniatures on the patio.

Louise has the best voice. I wish you did voice overs for all the boring training videos I have to watch. 😂

As someone that has 60+ chaos dwarf unpainted, I'm going to bookmark this video for when I start that project.

The Dungeon Synth background music!!!!

If you dont enjoy painting leather, here is a super easy recipe I have enjoyed for your consideration: base-coat with balor brown, strong dark wash with rhinox hide, scratchy highlights with balor brown (and maybe skrag brown for older/shallower scratches to add visual interest).Thats it! Its super easy and, I think, very effective. Great video!

I dont have the patience to paint this style, but I appreciate watching someone who does lol!

Oooooooooh boy - hitting those buttons for me. I am now glued to this channel! Rogue Hobbies t-shirt is still on its way to Australia!

Yes a channel that doesn't bombard me with the leviathan box. Thanks.

This has me asking some serious questions about why i now have so many paints. I used to do this in the 90s. Now i find myself with 10 shades of flesh ... Time to rethink my Paint life choices.

Cool to see the old Chaos Dwarf get some love

I love seeing someone paint with the classic paint range

That paint job really makes the little guy pop.

I really like the flesh tone you achieved on the face. As a painter with a large oldhammer dwarf army I know that you have so little flesh to make an impact with..not including slayers I suppose. Really great job on this model!

The problem with catching you so early in your youtube career is I've watched all your stuff already. Guess I'll have to watch it again!

Love the dungeon synth at the end 😊

Oh your nonmetallic metallic explanation was perfect. I'll be trying this on whatever I paint next.

This is so nostalgic for me. '94 was the year I started secondary school and discovered Warhammer from people in my tutor group. This video makes me want to dig out my bag of 2nd edition orks and try the NMM I could never do back then!

I followed the entire tutorial without even looking at the colors you've put to the left because those names are, like, stamped with fire in my brain. Time to pick up some of those colors I guess...

I love your color mixing system, please keep using that! Way easier to work with than recipes with "2 parts yellow and one part red".

Definitely adding these paints to my hobby wishlist!

I started painting back in the 1990's, I remember all of these paints.

I love channels like this goblin green and the retro midwinter mini stuff amazing, an excellent paint job I hope to be as good one day. Thanks

I am so glad i found your channel. You have the absolute best energy, I love it so much.

This is actually my favourite tutorial of all time now, it's just the best mix of helpful and hilarious.

WARPLOCK PURPLE!!!!!!! Now if only can afford to buy and ship these paints to the states.

Having seen reviews of the Nostalgia '94 paints, I am flabbergasted that you can paint with these over a black undercoat and end up with such a crisp and vibrant result. I was under the impression that they have quite poor opacity, at least compared to more modern-style paints. Then again, when you're going to be applying a dozen or more thin layers on every square millimeter of the model, perhaps it isn't a problem that the paint is almost transparent when painted over black.

That paint mixing diagram you've come up with is amazing. I'm color blind and tend to wind up with weird colors on my own

If you do more of this it would be a dream come true. I love the old derpy models and paint schemes. Also your production is A+ Subscribed

10 year old me didn't have texture paint, mud from the garden mixed with pva glue was the basing material of choice for my Warhammer miniatures in 1994. Painted Goblin green and dry brushed with sunburst yellow and that was the height of my painting powers 😆

You could paint a spoon and make it fascinating to watch, your energy in these videos is incredible! Also, amazing job on the dwarf, it looks awesome. Love the metallics!

You gotta use the Goblin Green on the bases. It's da rulez.

I still feel the perfume of that '90ies Citadel paint pots!

you nailed the look! hilarious how a green base can transport the look back through time.

Watching you paint non metallic gold is the first time I've ever thought about trying it myself. You did such a fantastic job, and it looked so effortless!

They have Imperial Strike Green. I haven't seen that in decades. I am in love. I can finally start painting my Epic 40k army.

I hope to one day grow such a wonderful moustache as that dwarf has

I love the amount of colour mixing here. Typically we're told to avoid too much colour mixing as it apparently makes the colours dull and chalky, but not a bit of it here!

I used the same exact method to highlight 10mm chaos dwarfs for warmaster. Red on the scales and one orange highlight and it worked magic

A really joyful take on oldhammer style mini painting...love it!!

I'd love to see you do this with more oldhammer miniatures, great job!

Keep the positive vibes rolling. You vids as always make great tutorials.

Love the dungeon-synth background music, Eloise!

AMAZING! They even nailed the questionable blood red coverage. Just like the old days :D

You got me on the 8 paints. I had to watch it then just to see how you were mixing.

Wow, grat video and awsome paint job. It was a pleasure to watch you painting that dwarf. I am a huge Warhammer 1, 2 & 3 Edition fan and love to use old colours on my models. Thank you so much for your video and the tip on the nostalgia '94 Paint Set! :D

I think the most nostalgic thing about this video was the woosh, image slide to the side transition, and I loved it.

This video got me right in the nostalgia! Those GW paints were the ones I started with when I first got into the hobby back in the mid '90's. Great video! I might just have to check out those paints!