I'm giving the slap metal technique a go right now

You and marco sold me on using this over unvarnished Acryllic! Awesome! So much stuff out there says its impossible... sounds like they just didn't let it dry enough?

Absolutely friggin FIRE. Great work

Tried this. Total mess unfortunately. Im using black oil paint on a teal tank. The oil and white spirit mix goes into the grooves ok, but when i try to clean it up with a brush it comes out again. Its left smudgy stained grey black bits on my teal paint

I had the idea for a “Ravers of Slaanesh” Warhammer army with a psychedelic paint scheme. This was IMMEASURABLY helpful as a basis for the color scheme and overall aesthetic I want for the army as a whole. Thank you! Beautiful work! 🤩❤️👍

What paints did you use for the Gasmasks/Boot wrappings?

Best big knight model I've ever seen I think. What were the specific Scale75 metallics you drybrushed?

Yes, start talking about that. Been trying to wrap my head around why Purple and Yellow aren't complementary.

This would be great for Battletech Alpha Strike

Very cool

I'm currently building this finicky little team and will definitely be trying out this style. Really lovely work. Hope to see your take on more blood bowl teams. Thank you for taking the time to post.

Man! This is a great education in painting and color theory. Thank you for this. I'd like to ask, which Liquitex Acrylic Gouache colors would you use for your cyan, magenta and yellows if you were trying to recommend a core set of colors for someone to start using?

Love these so much! I don't play 40K, but your painting videos are really run to watch.

What's your experience been with priming using the molotow paints via airbrush? I tried them once after hearing good things, but didn't have great results, and they seemed to not stay on the mini too well. Probably user error, as it was my first time with an airbrush and it was just an airbrush that came free with the compressor, but yeah, curious to hear the thoughts of someone with a bit more experience!

Great introduction. I hope you made all the next parts.

Nice video with great narration!

What grit sanding stick do you use?

Great video ! Can’t wait for the rest of the series.

Molotov refills for the win. Too bad they are bad with the brush, at least some of them. Molotov black goes smoothly with brush.

That is SO MUCH WORK and it looks dull as fuck. That gold is just weark and has no reflection whatsoever.

I d love a video on how to prep 3d printed figurines. I hate this step of the hobby and often realise there are marcs on minis after i m done with the paint job 😢

Great list, very comprehensive. I know it would likely get covered when you get around to a paintbrush dive deeper video, but I struggled to get hold of a WNs7 size 0,1 or 2 for quite a while a few years back. While WN are very nice brushes, I would advocate the Rosemary & Co s33. Half the price of WN and in my opinion just as good. They also do sable/synthetic blends which so far have been great workhorse brushes for me.

Really solid list. You could go on forever adding items to it, like a water pot and cloth for cleaning brushes between paints, an empty jar for all your sprue offcuts (to save for making goo!) a mask when priming, etc etc but for just getting a new painter off to a good start this nails it all.

Have to say a Roseamary of Co brush ain't that Moreton cheap acrylicsand oh what a difference definitely bang for buck.

Plastic putty is way easier to use and more effective than Milliput

i used to play Malifaux during 2nd edition. When Wyrd had their working of 3rd edition leaked it kinda died out where I'm at. Haven't seen things for it since I tried preodering my factions cards. Good to see a Malifaux model again.

It is IRRESPONSIBLE to practically demand your viewers get a wet palette! In extremely humid environments, they actually are WORSE for painting with. When extremely humid, the paint will rapidly wash out, and two brush fulls five minutes apart will be VERY different in opacity and behaviour. In very humid environments, a cold porcelain tile is absolutely better than a wet palette.

Great video and great opinions. I don't share your point about GW paints. There are more expansive then others, true. But the whole Pot-Gate-Nonsense is overblown from my point of view. It isn't that hard to simply keep your Lid clean. The range in general is super consistent for me and had a superb choice of colors. Vallejo, AK or (the new) Army Painters are perfect choice as well. The old Game Color Starter Set was the perfect mix of colors I think. The only thing this set was missing was a nice magenta and a Black and Brown wash. This set could carry you very very far.

Some additions/thoughts: * A sharps container for spent blades-I'm using an old pill bottle. * Super glue debonder if getting super glue-stuck fingers are no fun ever. Debonder is more important than activator imo. * Band aids, because even the most cautious (definitely, definitely me) of us slip-and *on top of the hobby desk*, not buried in the bathroom or the kitchen junk drawer or the back of the hobby desk where you need to go rummaging while trying not to bleed everywhere. * I would say getting *nice* nippers specifically is so much better than getting bad/cheap ones that feel like they crush more than they cut that it's best to just buy a good one at the start. I'm not sure how expensive the one you mentioned is but Tamiya wasn't *too* painful. I almost regret buying the cheap ones I got at the hardware store, except that I can still use them to do things roughly, like cutting wire or chopping up sprue, which has saved them from getting tossed. * I'm gonna make everyone mad and say you don't need to clean mold lines when starting.

Medium to dilute the paint. Buy less paint if necessary.

Great video! Can't think of anything you've missed

I’ve spent way too much on stuff I don’t use that seemed like a great idea at the time.

This was an excellent video. Especially the part about the history. Would you then say that picking R, G, B + C, Y, M + Black and White as the 8 basis to mix colors a solid way? I'm picking rgb+cym, because I watched a video that stated that some colors could end up dull when mixed just with 3 colors. Especially green is a color that the eye perceives better than the other colors, it shouldn't be mixed. I'm just surprised why paint companies don't release a color wheel with ratios for their colors (or maybe it's a financial thing). Your video makes me think about getting some really high pigmented brand and mixing the color 8 colors in between and see where I land on the color wheel. Maybe by putting strokes on a piece of paper and scanning it back to see where they land on the wheel.

มึงรู้ไช่ป่าวว่าทราปิกอ้น อยู่ฝั่งกริตโตในโตะแล้วกริตโตในโตะยังโดนด่าจนหน้าแห่กอยู่แสดงให้เห็นว่า พลังอำนาจของทราปิก้อน ไม่ได้ม้ากมายจนเอาไม่อยู่ ตอนจบมันจะชนะเราใช่ใหมพันทมิตร์ งั้นท่าเราจะอยู่ให้มีความสุขเราคงต่องทำให้มันอยู่แบ่บไม่มีความสุข ไปจนตอนจบมันจะใด้รผุ้ว่าเวลาที่เหลืออยู่ของมันที่เสียไปกับการดิ้นรนเพื้อเรี้ยกร้องสิธิของความเป็นผู้บริหารของมันนั้นช่างนอ้ยนิด

You can also use the same color as the base if you don't have any clear.

Good stuff!

What about molotow white signal as white primer. Anyone already tried and have some clue ? I wonder if any contrast style paint would reactivate the white 🤔

Absolutely gorgeous model. Wonderful and engaging teaching! Liked, subscribed, and excited to check out your channel. About to sit down and paint most of the savage keyword and this video helped immensely.

This series pushed me to buy an airbrush! Wish me luck.

Been going through and watching a bunch of your videos, and I gotta say. It is fucking criminal that you have such few subs and views. Your underpainting vids and color theory work are amazing

ohh hoho yes please! Been hoping for something like this ever since I saw this glorious creation on reddit. Amazing work and thanks for the inspiration!

No part 3? A shame. I know that colour theory and all its various applications arent algorithm friendly or great value for most youtube audiences looking for their 200th slapchop video. But thought id put a comment of appreciation towards you for the effort just to put this out there.

a colour mix video coming? :)

What kind of oil paint did you use?😊

That looks so awesome!!! I love the cultists, and especially the banners! And I always love seeing Family create together, that’s the best!!!

That Molotow Petrol is gorgeous. It would have been a shame to cover it up, if the end results weren't so good!