thank you

Good question, after letting the oils dry overnight they will be good to get a further wash on top. When painting miniatures we use so little oil in the end that after 24hs it will be as good as cured

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Glad you found the video helpful

Glad you liked it, thank you for the comment

You are using oil paints right? have you diluted them enough?

@@resourcefulminiaturesyup. Paynes grey Windsor newton with thinner

es el aguarras si, pero uso el que venden en las artisticas como "diluyente para oleos" que casi no larga olor

Glad you found it helpful

thats weird, i gave mine a light spray of matt varnish diluted 7 to 5 water to varnish just in case and the pigments are set. Since thevarnish was more bit more wawter than varnish it didnt change the color at all

@ Maybe I was using a more concentrated varnish than you, I will try again. Thanks!! Great content btw!

@@nonfuturo Thank you, hope it turns out good

Thank you!

These are the official Trench Crusade models, you can find the late kickstarter pledge if you google it. They sell Digital STLs of it as well as physical models I think

@kellanlindsay8502 ty, i love how you paint the minis <3

Could paint the brazen bull eventually but since im planning to visit at least the court and the cult first, plus a 40k diorama, it will take a while. If you are on the middle of painting your warband maybe my "dead skin" tutorial could be of help swapping the greenish tones for reds or blues.

If you mean during the clean up, odourless white spirits

Thank you, hope you'll find the other recent Trench Crusade videos as interesting

thank you

Have printed it already, do you have any specific ideas on what I could make a video about apart from a paint guide?

Thank you!

its a combination of black, burn umber and cadmium green

Exactly, thats (I belive) the minimum. But you could turn those 3 into 7 ,instead of 5, if you are looking for a smoother blend.

@@resourcefulminiatures That's great, thank you. I will give it a go.

@@resourcefulminiatures I had a go at NMM. It is nowhere near your standard, but I think I managed to pull it off a little. I'm really happy with the result anyway. Thank you for the advice! much appreciated!

@@Sprite8822 Glad you are happy with your results, as long as you are satisfied with it, thats the most importatn part. It took me 3-4 attempts before I said "okey im getting the hang of it", so keep at it every once in a while and you'll get it with time. Will probably revisit this topic at some point but with armor

Thank you!

Thakn you and good question, I used acrylics. Havent done non-wash painting with oils in a while. This may leave a different finish depending on the oils but an over all splay with a varnish can tie everything together

Thank you for getting back to me, and for this fantastic tutorial. I’ll have to give it a go

There’s. KZbin channel called no time to paint has a good guide to painting orcs with oils

I have phtalo green in my collection wich has a cold hue to it, good for shadows. But im not an expert on orcs so probably check out the channel Splodge recommended first. Ive done some videos on orc skin usinf purple shadows for some interesting results but havent delved into them + oils

Thank you for taking the time to comment 😄

Glad you found the tip helpful. Best of luck with your lion!

Glad you liked it, mine had a lot of layers of paint over it, be careful a presh one doesnt suck out moisture.

Glad you liked it, careful magenta stains faster than other colors

@ good to know!! So shorter drying time before going in with spirits?

@@Deeplands yeah, when i say 30 min to 1 hour before clean up, this paint quilifies in the 30 min range. You can do a bit of testing on a spare miniature. Apply it to both it and you model and every 10 min see how much comes off from the test piece

@ great advice! Will get to work tomorrow, cheers!

Happy it was 😄

Thank you!

got an example here kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ_TnINshdenp7csi=xINHicCk_RaKv-lo basically overbrushing and treating the chain mailed area as a unified shape and not individual rings

Thank you very much, you are very kind

Thank you for the suggestion, as of now i have printed the praetor which should get a video next month, There will also probably be another short one on the hell knights

Glad you found the video helpful I never varnish, but doing so wont hurt you in any way. A gloss varnish is specially useful if you want to get a very precise pin wash on a panel armor for example.