No, I make sure I don't super saturate the wipe and then within a couple seconds after I'll pull it off. If you wait too long it'll try to bond and then you may end up with fibers left on the base.

Id recommend scraping through to get good contact with the base. Otherwise you could drill and pin, adding a metal rod to get a good hold on the base. 90% you'll be fine gluing to a varnish layer but eventually it will give up.

I've found pampers baby wipes have been pretty good with the material they use. Unfortunately they are always changing what they use in the wipes.

Thanks, it was a really fun project to do.

Thanks so much!

I think they came from anvil industries but I can't seem to find them anymore?

The one that I'm using is a random orbit circular sander. I'm not sure exactly what the rating is in it though. The other things I've had luck with is putting a full sand paper sheet on a textured surface to reduce sliding and then using a bottle with blue tac to move the base against the paper. A bit faster and not as much fatigue as moving sandpaper across bases manually.

Hope it helps you out, let me know if you try it.

I haven't tried it myself but I would assume that you could. Most sprays bond really well with whatever they contact.

Nice, I'll have to go look for those as proxies

Thanks, I'm really glad you're going to give it a shot. If you have any questions when you get to it let me know!

No thanks

Thanks, hope it works out for you if you give it a shot.

Nice! Glad it could inspire you. Let me know if you have any questions on it.

I'm 99% certain they were anvil industry but I can't find it on the site anymore

Thanks, it was a fun one to make and something I was hoping would give people some freedom in their hobby.

You should be able to substitute it for another white, the ink is just my favorite for airbrushing. Hope it works out well for you.

@@OriginPainting i immediately fucked it with the wrong tile line LOL.

@@hoshi314 hopefully the next shot at it goes better 🤞

It sounds like a lot of cleaning wipes use a different material. I settled on pampers wipes if you can find some of those.

thanks for the advice =)@@OriginPainting

@@Gomorra1989 you're welcome I hope it helps.

Yeah, it's definitely a bit of a change from the original. I appreciate the feedback.

Thanks so much, this may be my favorite project yet.

I'm really glad you enjoyed it. I left them out overnight, but I'd imagine a couple hours would do it. You could also hit them with a hairdryer to speed it up.

Bummer, sorry to hear it didn't work out. I actually used pampers baby wipes because it's what I had at the time. I've heard of a couple other guys that had issues with that tearing as well.

@@OriginPainting It's fine by now. I looked up why it was and it's because some wet wipes are flushable and others aren't. You gotta get those that aren't since they don't tear or dissolve in water. Got different ones with now a symbol that says "not flushable" and it worked with those. They were kinda difficult to find because everything trends towards environmentally friendly, but yeah it was baby wipes for me that worked too, so thanks :D Planning to pry off my sisters of battle from their bases to do this.

Indeed it does!

You should be able to do it with a black and white spray can. Just make sure to not flood the base or it will get under the fibers.

Thanks so much! It was a really fun time playing with the ink.

I wish I still had them. The drive they were on died. If you look up grav bike on thingiverse you may still be able to find the file I took them from.

@@OriginPainting yea looks like I found em, just need to figure out how to get them on there, looks like you used some putty and maybe parts from outriders?

If I remember correctly the fronts needed thing out a bit to fit between wheel connections and the rears seated inside the tire housing. I used milliput to fill the gaps left in the rear section.

Are you trying to do it for a full army or just a couple models? I'll think on it and try to come up with a way to do it.

@@OriginPainting in mine specific case i will be using the idea for my custodes models to paint them in the Shadowkeepers scheme.

I'm glad you like it. It was a really fun conversation to do.

I think it fits well. The dark angels already have the flying bike character, maybe he wants a buddy?

I usually try to varnish before using heavy washes that I plan to physically remove. If you wait a day for the paint to cure more it'll be easier to avoid damage without varnish but I think it's always better to add the protection.

Thanks so much. I really like this energy but I know it's not as hyper as most people go for so I appreciate hearing that.

Thanks! It'll be coming but it's going to be a bit delayed due to life and work keeping me away.

Thanks, I'm definitely interested in this as the variety is fun to work with.

I'm really glad it could be helpful. Let me know how the experiment on large surfaces goes.

Yeah, it's almost endless possibilities. Maybe someday we'll all have time to explore it fully.

Is the video not loading, or is it about the video style?

I'm glad it was helpful for you! Welcome to the fun 😁

Thanks so much, I'm working on getting it edited. Hopefully it'll be ready next weekend. Hit that sub, it'll be here soon.

Unfortunately the hard drive I had this one on crashed, don't think I ended up uploading it anywhere.

Haha, I'm from the future and I have painting tutorials!

That's awesome, I'm glad you found it and that it was helpful. Anything I can change that would make it easier to follow?

That or some good old rattle cans 😉

Thanks so much! It was a fun one to try and pull off.

Per the lore he should have a skull helm but I really wanted to lean into the chapter specific feeling.

@@OriginPainting I have a cool chaplain Kitbash and it looks alot better with a Sanguinar helm. But i want to stay to the lore 😀. So its not a heresie if i make a blood angels chaplain in the deathwatch with a Sanguinar Helm?

@@AK-ss8bv I don't think anyone will call you out on it 😉

Blood Angels are codex divergent. Their chaplains are known as Sanguinary Guard - they wear helmets made in the image of their Primarch, not the Emperor. Something about it helps them quell the Black Rage of other Blood Angels. Regardless, they’re not normal Chaplains

I've heard that from a couple guys. I'm going to have to make a video testing out a bunch of different options. I'm using pampers baby wipes, just because that's where we're at in life.