I'm glad I could be of help and very happy you were able to use this technique keep up the great work! I'll do my best to continue producing good quality vids for anyone interested 👍

Thank you mate! I really appreciate it! Although the airbrush techniques is really good i think this one is a lot easier for most people specially those who dont own an airbrush so im glad i can contribute to all the other great tutorials out there.

Your welcome! 👍

That's exactly what compelled me to make this video. You should also check out my other video on how to paint white marble effects without and airbrush as well. I'm glad I can help! ✌🏾

Exactly my thought. This is godsent after the airbrush stuff. I don't have the space or venting to use an airbrush so this is exactly what I needed! I have two other ways of doing marble I'll have to try along with this, but this seems by far to be the most elegant and consistent way of doing it.

@@SquareViking I'm glad you found this useful. If you are interested you should Check out my other white marble effect tutorial I think you'll like that one aswell. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kNx9ZMidyMDGf5c.html

Thank you buddy... White marble with gold you say? You are in luck my friend. I made this tutorial not too long after this one. Check this one out my it might suit your need more efficiently. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kNx9ZMidyMDGf5c.html

@@FALCONMINISTUDIOS oh wow thankyou so much

@@LaminatedPigeon Your welcome! 👍

Your welcome buddy. Thank you for the comment. ✌

Your welcome! Thank you for the comment

Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful.

Your welcome, glad you like it!

Thank you my friend, I really appreciate your comment, I am glad you've enjoyed the video!

thank you, brother! im really dedicating to upload a new video every Sunday with the goal of being able to help with as much as i can. Please feel free to give me content suggestions, what are other types of tutorials you would like to see and i will make them thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you, glad you found it useful!

Your welcome man. Those trophies will look great. That is a great idea by the way. Please share some photos on my Instagram or Facebook at prince troncoso for Facebook and falcon_mini_studios for my instagram.

Glad you found it helpful! Have fun with your bases!

Thank you!

That sounds like fun man, glad this video could help!

Your in luck man I I started working on that video yesterday and will do some more of it today and will have it up by Sunday 😁

Thank you!

@@FALCONMINISTUDIOS Yyyeeessss !!!! I will unleash marble Hell on those nice huge armor plates !! I’m definitely send u pictures u can use 👍👍 Thanks a lot Man !!

@@christianguth81 heck yeah man! On armor plating it wi look great! Your welcome man. If you habe.t already hit the notification button and subscribe so you can know when I upload it. 👍

Thank you buddy I really appreciate the pleasure is all mine.

Thank you buddy!

Thank you buddy!

Yeah the feather would probably not be as useful in the hand of someone trying this for the first time since is is a small scale effect and the feather would be better to use on a big surface. Thank you ! 🙏

Also i tried to make the tutorial as relatable as possible so anyone can do it with very little tools

@@FALCONMINISTUDIOS I have tiny feathers just for this purpose. Don't be afraid to try! Your ink wash really helps sell the depth.

@@bigstyleart lets say someone at home decided they wanted to crank out 10 miniature bases but they dont have anything other than brushes and want to make marble effects. Hopefully this video just like many others can come in handy. I did try looking for small feathers but didnt really have the time to do so. Ive seen some incredible canvas work people do with that feather technique. But i agree with you it does make it more organic. The wash does help a lot. Also adding a layer of uv resin in between each layer and then a wash also works even better just takes longer. Thank you for the suggestions. Im sure others will read the comments and go get some feathers 😁

Thank you buddy!

Thank you man. I will work on that for next week so stay tuned 😉. Hit the notification bell if you haven't already so you'll know when I upload it.

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Hello thank you for your comment. The ink wash is from a company called Vallejo. Specifically these inks are called "game inks" you can look them up as vallejo game inks set.

Your welcome buddy! I'm glad I was able to help. You should check out my white marble effect video I released a few weeks ago its one of my newer vids I think you'll like it.

Thank you!

thats fantastic!

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@@celestehowell4128 I'm very glad you found it useful, please feel free to check out the other marble effect videos I have especially the latest one is updated technique and one that I refined myself. Thank you and welcome!

Thank you buddy, that idea is really cool if you have a Facebook or Instagram look me up by prince troncoso and please share some photos ill give you a shout out!

Thank you, yes I did in this case. Satin also works well depends on what finish you want.

Thank you bro

@@yakkyuu12 you can add the diluted wash in between colors but one whole wash will also due at the end.

Yes you can if you dilute them a little bit they work great too

Hello Annette thank you for your comment. I used cheap acrylic paints from Walmart you can see their brands on the video. They are what I uelse when I paint dioramas and things like this. All of the paints I use are all Matt finished I added a gloss varnish at the end to make the pieces look shiny.

@@FALCONMINISTUDIOS could you please give names for the paints you used? I’m trying to get a one for one copy of what your doing for a large project. It’d be a real help if you could just do a paint list and which paint you used for each step, I hope it’s not too much of a bother.

@@samcaruso8529 hello Sam unfortunately I don't have these paints in my possession anymore since I donated them. But you can use any types of paints just different shades and tones of them. For example in the video I used green. But different types of green the same goes for any colors aswell. For the washes I used Vallejo dark green ink wash if this helps.

Doing it like this with white is challenging, I have another video on how to make white "marble" effects maybe that can help if you are interested in checking it out. 👍

You can definitely use this technique on any model as long as they have enough surface area for you to show the end results.

@@FALCONMINISTUDIOS I was thinking of a dwarf rune guardian of Kyoushuneko Miniatures I printed; I'm just unsure if the amount of detail on the model will be a problem. It's going to be around ogre-sized.

@@cp1cupcake I don't think it will be a problem as long as you have some surface area. But even if you don't just following the steps in the video you can literally do the same brush strokes on a rigid of very detailed area. You will clean up all the details with other colors anyway.

@@cp1cupcake if you are interested and would like more feed back on your progress follow and reach out my Instagram at falcon_mini_studios I'd be happy to help.

I would suggest keeping them subtle. It's very tempting to over due the stippling thinking it's not enough but doing them at random in little bits goes a long way with the effect.