Nice!

Well done!!

These are gorgeous, I can't believe this doesn't have more views. I've painted my own 3D printed miniatures, but for some reason painting a piece I've purchased feels so much more daunting. I'm still incredibly new to miniature painting but this just makes that process so much easier for me, now. Thanks a million, dude. First up, DBD core set - after that, I want to tackle the Resident Evil 1 board game! Do you think you'd have any interest in doing those? I'd love to see what you come up with!

I liked you work!! Where can I see a painted hrimwurm? There isn't a single image. I have a specimen and I don't know how to paint it properly. I would be grateful if you could help me!

Thanks, I was just going to paint my lamplighters goal post for Guildball.

really nice work, I'll definetely be using this as a reference once I get this expansion

Great video, you explain so well and show everything, the steps the techniques. This helped me so much, I do get why there's no love here. Thank you!

pleeaaase paint some killers for us soon!!!

The leather and armor turned out really well. Great job!

Very interesting! I've never thought to use this method... I need to try this! Thanks for the video!

Hey Mathew, I never noticed just how much you thin your paints. That brown undercoat went on like it was a water color and not an acrylic. Very useful information and fantastic looking results, as always. thanks and 👍.

The generatir looks really good but as a dead by daylight player i just wanted to let you know there's no blue on the genorators its mostly just reds blacks yellows and silvers unless its a generator that goes inside of a building then it replaces the reds with more yellow. Sry im just a sucker for specifics

As a dead by daylight video game player i think it would have been cool if you had added on the blueish hue from the lighting of the macmillian estate maps on some hooks and then added on a moldy green hue from the autohaven maps byt overall thay look really freaking cool

This came out great. I love that you use mostly Reaper paints, cause I think they’re fantastic, but are just never talked about compared to other brands. Don’t own Oathsworn yet, but when I do, I’m stealing this template, if that’s okay ;)

Are you allowing each layer to fully dry before adding the next? For instance the primer, allowing the black to fully dry before adding the grey and so on.

Hey Matthew, fantastic job as always. At the moment I'm painting figures from Mythic Battles Ragnarok board game. I hope you can eventually get your hands on that game because the miniatures are incredibly detailed and they're Viking themed ! I'd love to see what you could do with them. 👍

This is great man it's exactly what I've been looking for so thanks for making this video. Do you have any plans to paint either the remaining miniatures of the first Tainted Grail or the new King's of Ruin?

I look forward to painting up my copy of this soon, and will use some, if not all, techniques/ideas you showed off here. Great work

Wonderful, a great inspiration for me. I like the way you change the original, the blood, the grass and leaves, absolutely stunning. Thank you so much!!

Ty I have been waiting for a series on painting the minis for a bit now I’m not very good at painting minis and want this set to look good ty for listing the paints too

Good job - as usual! 👍

Really nice! I like the idea with adding the blood drip. Are you going to present tutorials of other Trudvang miniatures? Regards from Poland 🇵🇱👍

That looks great! Would you do it any differently for other base hair colors, like a light brown?

Hey great video!! What brushes are you using here?

Paint killers please

When you prep for painting do these minis need to be washed? I know some minis still have release ajent on them.

👍. Excellent tutorial Mathew. However, for the people out there like myself who hate mixing paints to get different shades could I just go with a few different shades of brown that go from dark to light to get the same effect? Thank you.

Man, this is exact what I need. thx

Brutal

Hey, i'm new to the channel. I'm very excited to see how you do with the rest of the core set. Especially the killers 😈 Great job bud! 👍

Hey man, I really appreciate your videos. You do great work. I am preparing to paint my Scythe minis which will be my first ever attempt at mini painting. I do have a question though, why do you elect to dab each individual bolt on the ship rather than use a dry brushing technique like I've seen others use? Any reason in particular? Just personal preference?

I’m trying to find a tube like that as an American and I can’t find that same tube unless I buy it off someone from Australia for like 25 bucks before shipping- any similar alternatives?

Good job and thank you of show us your work ! how many time approximatly you spend for paint one mini ? :)

Zarina framing the picture of Claudette hanging! :D I think your technique is pretty much perfect. The choices of colors though, i'm not so sure! It's definitly full of contrast.

Does the paint around the base pose problem with the pool of blood thingy? I'm guessing it's going to be slightly tighter and might scratch the paint when you put it on.

Lookin great hope u do the killers next ^^

This is great!!!! I wish to see more on other pieces as well!

How about a quick grey beard using contrast paints?

Hello there! Is it possible to provide us color pallete you are using for all the minifig from gloomhaven? I am a beginner in the minifig painting and I really like your colour scheme so I would like to buy exact colora you are using. Thank you in advance and keep up with amazing work! ☺️

I've just discovered this video, but I gotta say this was a huge help with the dripping blood on my ghoul's weapons. Super simple and straight ot the point! :)

Hi. I really love your painting effects videos. Is there any chance that you can show us how to paint rotten/zombified/dead flesh. Thank you very much.

Hello, any chance for a Quatril miniature tutorial?

you missed the ghosts.

You can save yourself a bit of time by picking up contrast, speedpaint or xpress paints and giving them a go over your zenithal priming. This will ensure you keep some vibrant tones and not have to spend the extra time with layers of washes (believe me I tried to paint with washes for a few months) plus you can use medium to thin down the contrast paints if you don't want the colors to be as strong and take away from your Survivors and abominations. Then instead of using your costly Agrax Earthshade to individually wash each mini, use a can of Army Painter Quickshade strong tone, or dark tone for a really strong contrast of darks and lights and just dunk each zombie then set them out to cure for 24 hours. You can finally go back and add blood effects as you like, paint in eyes here or there, and finish out your bases (ie: put some astrogranite down to simulate sidewalks, and paint your base rings black for added contrast). You'll save time, and the Quickshade has a side benefit of adding a protective layer of coating to the minis that is quite thick. Spray the zombies down with some Testors Dullcoate, or Krylon Matte spray protectant to reduce or eliminate the shine from the minis and you'll have some really sweet looking, high contrast zombies that look great on board. ☺

The best way to paint minis of this scale are with Contrast paints or Speedpaints. You can knock out a model every 10 minutes and they look great. Or you can spend more time adding highlights to make them really pop. They've worked great for me

Can we get a break down of the paints and contrast paints used.

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Love your videos, these Bloodborne minis have all been terrific! This guy definitely steals the show. Very much looking forward to doing mine and copying some of your style.