I really enjoyed your presenting style

I appreciate the special effects and effort you put into this! I would suggest not bothering with the filter--the grey "light" at the top center was a little distracting, and it seemed like the models' detail got washed out a lot. Definitely keep the explosions though :)

Nice to see regiments getting some love:)!!!!! Great battle report the old skaven models were nice to see:)!!!

Those sculpts are absolutely incredible. Nicely painted too.

I did not realize how small you were until you mentioned being 'too small for sponsors'. Your videos are great so hopefully the algorithm kicks in soon. You deserve the sponsorships.

Thanks for the video, liked and subscribed! Very nice report. Sad that it ends at turn 4, feels like OPR asking us to spit out gum that still has flavor in it!

The other way to make patterns/texture is to score in with a knife and then heat with a hair dryer. The cuts are so small they are barely visible but the heat will cause them to open up.

Really unique and cool 😎

I love the energy of the things you make. Personally when I make trees I let nature do most of the work for me, and simply collect interesting roots or tree clippings I come across and make trees from them. I bake then in a root mass made of Sculpey for a heavier base and foliate with lichen from dollar tree. But I really enjoy the character of these trees. Have you considered adding faces from cheap dolls to the trunks? You could sprout up some nightmare fuel from that. Always pumped to see new content from you man.

Great BatRep! Keep at it! Subbed!

couple of notes from my own forays into oil washes: * it's recommended to add an initial clear varnish with matte/gloss medium over the mini before applying the oil washes. In both cases, this will help protect the underlying acrylics from the mineral spirits. In the case of gloss medium, it will also help with the flow on the oil wash. * I've had very good luck just immediately removing the excess oil paint, right after applying, usually with the same (cleaned in spirits) brush I used to put it on. This also lets you push & move around the paint in the crevices to a selective degree

Very nice. When you first started wiping down the ogre, I thought "That looks like a Frazetta painting." Thanks for going over the techniques like this. You answered one of my questions about this before. I think I'm ready to take the plunge with oil washes.

Nice popy Bastards

This is pretty much what I plan to do for my armies. Thanks for the tips!

amazin.

Very nice, I've been looking forward to these. I was kind of hoping they'd be more real-time with you facing an opponent. That, however, can run long. The models are beautiful and OPR regiments looks fun to play. Thanks for sharing with us. Can't wait to see a battle report from that Mordheim board.

Appreciate you posting this, good narrative and intro. If I could offer feedback, the over saturated color grading made it visually hard to watch. Cheers

You do realise they’re not actually aqueducts right? Those are viaducts. Cool idea, but aqueducts carry water, viaducts carry roads.

Subscribed, loved the 80s action movie music at the end! 😅

hello. I am from Uruguay- I bought the game Warhammer Quest: Silver Tower without miniatures. Could someone help me to get stl to build the game?

Inspired now to produce something similar! Great video and good edits.

Great video! Very inspiring 😁

Why do Americans insist on calling Lego, "Lego's" it's not a thing anywhere else. But sweet build

They look great, just got a little question did you seal the model before highlights? I find that sometimes speed paints reactivate.

Dude, your presentation is super immersive and top-notch! :D Fantastic!

Those final faction robot are the best

DUDE! You have to do the OOP Skaven repaint! I'm dying to do mine and I want to see what you do...

Loved the kit bash!

Synthwave anyone? 🥰

Hi, what is actually this comic in the beginning? Is this a comic set in Mordheim? Great video btw, love the glory shots and the music :) I do think it is a bit rough at some parts tough. I think I would have made the stairs more into a real stairs with small flat inbetweens where the models could stand. But that is maybe a matter of tast. Cool idea. Walkways are great!

Very nice. The overall style makes me think of a jugging team from Salute of the Jugger. I had to wince at times when the Clippers were doing their business but all the conversions look really good.

Thanks for sharing this.

It does have this, gritty comicbook art esthetic. Really cool!

I like your style and I like your board! keep up the good work!

Very cool build, and very calm and entertaining video. I really like the idea of using 3D printed minis as greeblies for the aqueducts. Inspires me to figure out how to use my 3D printer.

I would have never thought of that thanks for the insight

I don't own a single bottle of Army Painter paint. But because of your videos and watching you use them, I'm going to start buying Speedpaints. Take note, Army Painter.

We need stats for the kitbashed war machine, plz.

Its sweet irony that the ultimate form of CGI, digitally conceived physical manifestations, can be painted and utilized in scenes that revive memories of some of my favorite old movies with beautiful practical effects and lighting. I still say your bean footage would be amazing with a Tangerine Dream soundtrack.

I need to start using the oil washes. You mention adding highlights after the oil wash, but we only see you highlight the warpstone on the base, which did not seem to get the oil wash. Are you able to highlight the washed areas after it is thoroughly dry?

Looking at the shields your sigmarite sisters are carrying, I am reminded of the skeletons from your undead warband. I get the uneasy feeling that those skelly boys were equipped from the spoils of a battle against the Sisters.

Was talking to another player in my weekly D&D game tonight before the session. He's collecting minis but has not started painting because he has bad eyesight. I told him about your videos and shared this one in our group Messenger chat. Hopefully it will inspire him to dive in and start painting.

These are fun. THey certainly pop!

Hey man, glad to see more videos from you. The bean footage was really nice, kind of like an 80s fantasy movie. Your stuff always makes me want to pick up my brushes and get busy.

I'm doing this for Frostgrave! :) thanks

Great video and nice dwarfs! Will you also play with them? I'd like to see a battle report for them :D

Awesome vehicles.

They look awesome! Been thinking of modifying my repentia sisters into this warband but I love this.

There is a literal role in both the comicbook/manga industry and animation industry called the "Colorist" whose entire profession is either making the lineart as vivid or efficiently colored as possible. Art is the expression of the self, and though there may not seem to be "purpose" in painting minis, i personally believe that the purpose is simply "the expression of the self". You took the time to study, practice and the apply your skills unto a three dimensional canavas (which i might add, is way harder than on paper or digital interfaces apa Krita/Photoshop) and that has to count for something. Long story short, its art. Even making/ designing the miniatures to be put in molds or for 3d printing itself is also an art; back then they did that at a much larger scale in marble, so why should this be any different?

I will always argue that painting miniatures IS art. If you create terrain, you are most definitely an artist. I don't generally refer to myself as an artist because it can sound pretentious, but we are artists for sure.