Another video in the series in which I cover various methods for painting faster. This particular method works well for models that have a majority of the model in a single colour, and if you don't want to sacrifice quality for speed.
This just allows the painter to remove a few steps and still end up with a high quality result.
Base - Vallejo Surface Primer: German Red Brown
Highlight 1 - Skorne Red
Highlight 2 - Khador Red Base
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A quick and easy solution for when you need some aged, and/or dead wood/trees.
The method is about the same for both, with trees requiring a final highlight over just planks of wood.
All paints are Formula P3 by Privateer Press unless stated otherwise.
Base - 50/50 Bastion Grey + Gun Corps Brown
Bark/Rings/Pattern - Trollblood Highlight
Shade 1 - Citadel Agrax Earthshade
Shade 2 - Wash of Cryx Bane Base
Final re-take of bark lines with trees using Trollblood Highlight.
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Awesome tips thank you for posting!
If you haven't heard of Gaslands yet, I suggest checking it out. Especially if you're an old Car Wars fan, or liked any of the Mad Max films.
https://gaslands.com/
This is the first installment in my 'Gaslands Journey', in which I will show you several basic steps to start playing Gaslands with little or no hobby knowledge. For more experienced hobbyists, there might be something to learn in this series for you too.
In this video, I show you the easiest and cheapest way to take apart your cars. This method requires a metal body on the car, and a plastic bottom. If it's any other combination of materials, this won't work properly.
I will continue the series and show painters how to mod their cars, what to use, how to paint them and more.
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Keep up the good work!
I haven't posted in a while, so here's the past few week's worth of videos.
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A comprehensive guide to using, choosing, setting up, cleaning, and maintaining a wet palette.
I go over the 'Masterson's Sta-Wet', and the Everlasting Wet Palette, and show you how to make your own.
If you've ever wanted to try using a wet palette, need to learn how to set one up, or just want a guide to maintenance, then watch this video!
Masterson's:
https://www.amazon.com/Sta-Wet-Palet.../dp/B000C18GTE
Everlasting:
https://www.redgrassgames.com/everlasting-wet-palette/
You can also switch the clamshell package on a home made palette for some sort of flat container with a lid. Food containers and cookie tubs work great.
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I've been really lax in updating my forum shares.
So, here's the past line-up of videos over the last two months.
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You can watch my videos on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/MiniGhool/playlists
And you can also support me on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/Ghool
Watched the last half dozen YouTube vids and have been impressed with your level of tutorials. The skin tone guides really show just how far your skill has progressed.
Thanks! Much appreciated.Originally Posted by bullfrog
I've been at this so long now, I'm becoming much more articulate in the demos and voice-over.
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I’m talking painting skills although the tutorials are much sleeker too.
Ah I see. I've really felt I've reached a plateau for level of execution. My speed is what's really increasing dramatically.
Knocking out an HQ model has been cut in half - around 12 hours or so.
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The third installment of my Gaslands Journey, and in this episode I demonstrate an very easy way to paint your cars. We can use the existing paint job already on the vehicles.
This is great for beginners, and anyone wanting to get into the hobby easily, and cheaply. With a few limited colours, a primer, and varnish, one can begin the amazing journey that is miniature wargaming.
Supplies used in this video:
The Basics:
A few old and/or cheap brushes.
A yellow-orange paint.
A red-brown paint.
A mid-tone silver paint.
A bottle of Typhus Corrosion by Citadel (Games Workshop).
A spray varnish (eg. Testor's Dullcote)
A brush primer (eg. Vallejo Surface Primer, Badger Stylnrez.
The not-so basics:
A fine red sable synthetic detail brush.
Some blue, red. yellow, white, and black paints.
By utilizing the existing paint job on the toy cars, one can get them looking post-apocalyptic, and to the table in no time flat!
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