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Random but would you be down to share your youtubing settup if you haven’t already? That lighting on you is so dope!

What mini is this?

What mini is this?

What’s the source for this clip? I’m super interested in using that ink but don’t know jow

great tips! What bust model is that?

Very interesting video, thanks for sharing this !

AWSOME video so many people say “thin your paints , brush control bla bla bla “ without explaining what those terms mean

I have found, for scenic tools, materials, equipment...talk to model rail roaders..they have it on lock

Mate, I noticed this earlier already, but you are using your airbrush wrong. I am just getting started with this hobby, but one of the things everyone keeps saying is that you never want to "rapidfire" your trigger the way you do at 11:15 for example. You need to have the air flowing at all times and then just control the dual trigger by pulling it back. So basically press down at all times and pull back when needed. Never lift the finger from the pulled back position and then press again.This is the reason as to why you are getting those paints dots and splurges everywhere, like can be seen at 02:45 Dont mean to be rude, coz otherwise I love your content, very well made and concise, this is just one of those things that you probably learned wrong early on or something?

you need more subs! just came across your brush care video and now this one, and I really love the way you present stuff!

Hey, mate! I literally just found this channel a day or two ago, watched a few of your vids and liked em a lot. Decided to hop onto the channel to see if you have a beginner playlist or something. And you do! Although I am fairly sure you have it arranged backwards? This video right here seems like the very _first_ one logically? But it's the last one in the playlist. Same for the other end, video #1 is "conclusion of the series" ... great vids, but this might need a fix I believe :D

With the sponge, is the sponge wet? And then you’re dipping the brush with paint onto the sponge then drying the paint off? Could you elaborate how to use the sponge properly? 😊

Thank you so much for this - I have never seen someone in a video do such a thorough job of explaining these tiny but very important techniques!

So true. Helped me so much when I first started painting minis

Aren't you storing your brushes wrong?

As a newb I have to say cutting out too many pieces is where I screw up. I have to say I strongly disagree, once they are off the spru you're on your own

nice push ups :D

Fear and hunger 1 vibess ❤

I loved this model a year ago and I still love it now. Where can I find one?

I feel like they’re just making it more complicated lol

After every painting Session my brushes are getting hard like a rock and almost unable to Work with them later. What am I doing wrong ?

Just bought my first Pro Acryl paint last week, their silver. I thinned it a little and put it into my airbrush, and I'm very satisfied with the result.

I think this was awesome! I'm a complete newbie to this, and it was so helpful to see the build process. Thank you

Liquitex paint is great and it’s around mid-range in price. I’ve found it for sale in Hobbycraft (Bristol) and The Range (Weston Super Mare) although I do believe they carry a second line in The Range too, and they’re slightly cheaper and almost just as good. Colours transfer to both ranges too, so ‘moon black’ is the same name on both brands

Man, i bought game today....and i am watching video.....this is soooo complex :D

Iv started using oils on fdm prints for tanks and stuff. You would think a wash would be a no no cause it would fill in the layer lines making them seem worse, but with oils I can just take a brush damp with sprite and clean it out of the spots I don't want

Why does it make the acrylic autistic?

Hello, at 6:30 you appear to be using a wet palette as the paint appears to be sitting on a thin filament of water. Yet the several wet palettes I own do not allow water to seep through the paper to the paint. What kind of wet palette is that? I personally own a RedGrass palette and an Army Painter palette.

Is there a guide how to paint the warcry ruins like you did? It looks stunning 👌

OMG I just started this hobby and I'm really happy that I found this series. Thank you!

Hats off to painters who don’t use a magnifying glass, I’m over here looking like a surgeon when painting 😂

As the old Elvish proverb goes: Good miniatures are painted through patience, while the best are imbued with a touch of paint magic and mystery.

Where is that model from?

Khan, please come back to us with more painting videos! 😢

sorry for my poor english, I want to know how many water should add to paint ,and how many paint should brush load with stippling skill ,thanks.

Just found your channel. About to binge watch all of your videos . 😅

As an amateur painter in the hobby game, I really appreciate this video

Great video

This is clear, well presented and very helpful. I appreciate that, and so I am now subscribed. Thank you.

Excellent. A very clear presentation here. Thank you.

Thank you very much for the video, and explanation, because I think and started just as you say in the video and it has been a journey of incredible experiences. Success!

Wow, what is that beautiful blackberry color on your palette? 😍 Please, I really want to know!

That Tamiya Extra Thin works with capillary action so you should be able to hold the part (ie. the medals) in place and then just touch the brush to the join, which will cause the cement to flow around the part. Saves on donations to the swear jar.

Really superb, concise advice. Thank you

I like their paints alot, except for the Coal Black. It's waaaay to matte. It's like a chalk board.

Another banger video!

This guy deserves more views!!

Obligatory comment: Great video, man! :D

Thank you thank you thank you! You literally saved me well over 30 bucks!! I have this beautiful, Silver Black Velvet brush that got hooked tips. I use it on substrate that's very delicate like ricepaper because of how soft it is and this line of brushes can be incredibly expensive. This tutorial saved it! I am so grateful! I would like to mention though that since some brushes have their bristles secured to the handle with glue that one shouldn't dip the brush too deep into the hot water. I'd say try to stop right where the bristles emerge from the ferrule in this case to be safe, but I don't know what everyone's brushes are made of and people are free to do what they want and feel is right for their property. Happy painting everyone!

Everyone sleeping on Golden Fluid Acrylics. Built like Chimera, very base compatible with AK and Vallejo. Their Payne’s Grey is a solid bottle to have. For strait pigment callout paints they’re great and really nobody in the mini market does it. They also have Process colors in their line to do CYMK work without guessing at what is a true Magenta, or is it using a pigment that reliably mixes with a guess at a good Cyan, etc. Also AK 3rd Gen is pretty solid stuff both “creative” colors as well as “Real world” color matches.