For Sigmar!

For your bulk scenery painting go to a DIY store and get tester pots you know the mini pots of paint you use when decorating your home? Most are matt and water based. Dirt cheap and there will be natural shades, believe me as I’ve done it myself dozens of times. In fact your diy store is home to more stuff you can use than you realise, just have an open mind and be imaginative! Wood filler, carpet tiles, coir doormats, polystyrene, yacht varnish, PVA, boards, etc etc…..

Love your paint job! You might want to invest in some cheap makeup brushes for drybrushing

401 minis. Definitely not to my highest standard. Even my highest standard is crap, but thank goodness for Tomb Kings and Highland Miniatures' much cheaper and readily available Egyptian undead. You did an incredible job!

You should look into some of Games Workshop's LOTR miniatures. They are classics and fun to paint.

Is it possible to get more warmaster painting? I know in another video you mentioned doing more epic and i would love too see more models in the small scale

Huzzah

Suggestion: I would recommend dry brushing before you wash then do a lesser dry brush after. It gives you the depth and color layers while keeping the dry brush from popping a little too contrasty (although some people do like that look)

If you don’t have a static grass applicator, a balloon should do the trick

Beautiful work! You really did this piece justice! BTW, here's a little old-school tip for a cheap wash: water-based wood stain. I've used it even with miniatures, but it really shines as a big piece wash, like terrain and/or vehicles. Most wood stains are a bit thick, but nothing that a little water and a few drops of dish soap don't fix, just adjust the proportions according to thd project at hand. Hope this helps, and may 2025 be a great year for you and your channel 🎉

*_Needs some blending._*

If you want the wash to flow into the cracks better, add some glaze medium, not just water.

Outstanding!!! I have to do this kit as well and will be using some of the techniques you cover. Love the filler/pva/sand mixture as well.

Incredible work - wow!

Awesome work on this build. Very much looking forward to what you will achieve in 2025! Cheers

Rip bird😢

Would love GW to redo Eltharion in resin, or even in metal...

FINALLY someone who does ending shots correctly. Plenty of good footage of the final product is what we want to see! So many people put such hard work into their pieces, but fail to show enough of that juicy footage of the end result. Thanks for giving the people what they want!

I love everything but your ground texture. Wish you went back over with a fine sand, or mixed sand, the dirt highlight stands out a lot I feel like. 10/10 though. Subbing.

Looks great. You put far more effort into it than I would have.

Great vid and end result! Really love the touches of more vibrant colours - makes the whole thing pop and gives it that great old school feel!

Inspiring, and a huge effort to get this one done so well

Damn nice

This looks amazing

Great job.

Bunnings blue board xps foam?

It looks incredible, can't wait to follow your paint scheme for my own manor!

This looks absolutely incredible

Epic work as always Deets

This looks great.

if you want to ram home a glowing sub surface warpstone look i suggest putting bright lights under that green foam or if you want to do glowing necron tomb terrain

Deets! You did great!! ❤❤❤

I'm a bit behind, but well done. You smashed these out and they look fantastic. Love the older miniatures.

I've been looking at pictures of that kit for over 25 years, I had ZERO idea that it was plastic! I thought it was a giant hunk of metal this entire time! I don't know why that makes me want to own it so bad, I have a 3D printer and could simply find an STL and make one tomorrow, but for some reason I really want the actual GW kit now

Looks great, well done.

You've given me some great ideas for the Osgilliath set I bought. I want to be able to use it in multiple settings, like conquistadors int he America's and medieval Europe, not just Middle Earth.

Awesome work as always Deitz!!

Love the bright roof and stone in particular. Reminiscent of the buildings on the back of the Mike McVey 'Eavy Metal Painting guide in the 90's even though they were just card. I also like to think there was a period in the Empire where it was a bit more of that shinning city on the hill. End-time events have have no doubt dulled things a bit in later years. Anyway, next level and you're a legend for even undertaking a project of this scale.

Diorama idea: an averland convoy of soldiers and a tax collector cart full of gold being attacked and pillaged by chaos marauders

Love it and thanks for all your videos this year! This is one of my fav for sure.

One thing that I've done for stone work is a prime in a medium grey, then pick 3-5 different paints that are relatively bright and just randomly stipple them over the stonework areas with overlaps until you have about 90-95% coverage, then you wash dark (I used a brown/black acryllic ink wash with 2 parts burnt umber, 1 part black, 4 parts water) over the entire thing, then went with drybrushes...a cool off white and a warm off white, then having a more detail focused white drybrush for some detail work that I want to stand out. Most recent ones with it were Warlords Stone Bridge (a great, cheap plastic terrain piece that fits pretty much any battlefield) and Tabletop Workshops Chapel...

Sigh...still no Reikland lol looks bloody grouse mate. It's a bloody shame that the Empire release is delayed down here

Might I recommend Acrylic Tile Grout. You can find it at just about any Home Improvement type place, comes in a large bucket type container and is already pre-mixed. And very inexpensive!! About the only thing you might need to do is add a bit of water to thin it down if you desire.

Beautiful work! I love how you gave it all a unified look. There's so much potential that I reckon it's going to be fun to game with -- just looking at what you've made makes me imagine a undead spawn-point, goblin snipers, ratties busting out of hidden tunnels, and so much more!

Looks amazing

It is so deceiving seine all this effort, all these obstacles and challenges reduced to 16 tree quartee Minutes I really annoyed them, also as a crafter myself. Still do t cramp it. It's okay to Show the effort, the amount of work these projects are (sometimes weeks). Thanks!

How are you going to store it?

Stirland mud meets Stirland manor!