I'm pretty sure he sold these folks on troll trader. Either way, I have some McOgres coming in the mail.

Would the same process with ghennas gold work though the airbrush

So awesome.

Your videos always help me so much man! No one does it like you!

My magnet is pulling on the green stuff when I pull the model off a magnet surface. Then I have to keep leveling out the green stuff again. Should I level it out then cover the whole putty spot in glue?

Look at those cute little fellas!

Looks ao quick and easy. May i know what paint did you use for the ghostly green in the video?

Very nice recipe, I gotta try this if I ever paint Nurglings

Thank you!

Thanks for your video, I tried exact same color scheme but somehow the Caldor sky I have is really dark, is this something you have encountered?

This is fantastic! I love the vibrancy!

Visually the result is really great. well done 👍

Out of pure curiosity where did that nurgle bit come from?

All the paints. You need all of them.

Bro's got the Greek god skin

prime in a bonewhite or sandbrown. you'll need less layers to get good coverage

The close-up in the thumbnail looks awesome 👌. I don't see it nearly as well in the video, but this is the kind of video I like to learn from. No BS, no life story, no "so that being said, I'll get straight to the point" before more blithering. This is ACTUALLY straight to the point and easy to understand in just 3 minutes.

No eyes are white

Right ok here I go; I need to cut straight lines into these new bases because my models are metal and they really need the support. I've used some Dremel drill bits, but it's not great. Yes, this is for The Old-World rules. Are there any suggestions particularly with cavalry? Any help will be appreciated cheers.

Amazing! Im going to follow these steps for my minis, thankyou! This may be a silly question, but have you left room for the actual minis feet though? I mean, won't one foot be on the raised cork so the mini won't be balanced? If not, he'll be stood in the goo, right? There's probably more room on there than i can see tbf... thanks again!

I will steal this :D ahahaha But in all honesty, great video, i was looking for a good looking metalic red for some of my vampires, i will take a darker red i think but will apply that technique! :) Thank you!

Thank you! Recently got some Nurglings myself and found this. Nice, easy recipe for inspiration. Made a start on them tonight.

That looks amazing!!

Yes Naacp?

This will definitely come in handy for whenever I get the chance to paint darker skin tones for my own models

I wouldn't have even thought of this, the mini I was working on ended up having blue all across the eye section after I gave up on my 4th/ 5th attempt.

non-oil is like magic

why cant they just make magnetic bases?!

This is a great video. Nice to see a full video again from you mate. Averland sunset is one of my all time favourite colours and it really is that good with its coverage! I like the siberyte green on the pip boy too, that does bring it back to life really nicely. Overall great video. Another easy to follow painting. Keep up the fantastic work.

Great video as always! Can confirm drybrushing is a godsend - also useful if you're looking to do some pre-weathering, as a more inconsistent drybrush is going to create natural variation. I also really liked how the blues turned out... though, for some reason, I find myself thinking of Clear Sky from the STALKER series xD. Also, can confirm that variation in leathers is a small touch that pays off huge dividends. Like you noted: just a little extra visual interest. If people are a bit less sure on their blending, another way to achieve it would be to highlight up with the same colours, then selectively apply washes to different points. Good point on the eyes too. Was working on a model last night and painted up the entire face, only to realize I'd forgotten the eyes. Suffice it to say, even though it was noticeable on the face, I didn't want to risk all that hard work. That said, I did realize that heavily watered down Leviathan Purple contrast can make a nice shadow colour - especially when you put something warmer, like Reikland Flesh Shade, on the middle and higher areas. Can feel a bit exaggerated depending on water levels, but still pretty nifty!

First!!!😊