Wow, thank you!

thanks :)

@@PaintMiniSchool yeah I’m going to be doing some spiders myself soon

I agree. Washing first is a must for the Reaper Models.

Moving normally cost one action per move. However with Ann a special rule allowed her to move two spaces and attack for free as one action.leaving her with 2 normal attack actions. Hope that helps

@PaintMiniSchool Ah, I see. Yes, that helped a lot. Thank you.

Glad it was helpful!

You're welcome!

a little superglue i believe then when I was done just popped the stick off and it's on the underside of the spider so no harm no foul.

E2046 is the website Ive found for larger unpainted model kits. Careful tho some of them are already painted and waaay expensive. Glad I enjoyed the video :)

thanks for the comment. Yeah, Army painter is ok. They are a decent starter paint. They shine when you basecoat with another brand that has better coverage and use the Army painter for layering, glazing, washing. Even reaper has issues with coverage with the basecoat ( as many brands) you either have to find what you like for basecoats or just get used to the fact of apply 2-3 layers on the basecoat to get the coverage and effect you're looking for. Happy Painting!

​@@PaintMiniSchool Thanks for the replies : )

I think the skelly would of taken about 30-40 minutes if I hadn't been creating a video. Happy Painting!

Glad you think so!

Yup Yup, gotta use gravity to your favor !!

Poster Tack. You usually find it located where office/school supplies are in stores.

They are little wooden cups/egg holders that I found on Amazon. To be honest they are a bit too small for my liking but mileage may vary!

Not sure.lack of interest from viewers and it was alot of work but I would like to go back and play that again.Its a great game and very under rated.

@@PaintMiniSchool Yea its a great game, just started playing last week and its amazing! Your playthrough of it really helped me understand the game, it is quite complicated when first opening up the instructions. I have the base game plus what lies ahead and killer within expansions which add four scenarios each based upon episodes of season 2 and 3 of the show. I highly recommend buying these and replaying it!

Just wait till the paint is dry before applying a wash. Pretty much wait till any coat is dry is the general rule of thumb... some washes take longer to dry. I've noticed the Army painter washes sometimes look better different/ better after an all night cure, I think it has some kind of varnish in it... happy painting.

THANKS ordered a kit looking forward to applying your tips!

Thx

Glad it was helpful!

that's awesome. :)

Glad it was helpful!

@@PaintMiniSchool: I went ahead and got these kits, Core Skills and Layer Up. I used to paint the old lead, then pewter, miniatures with the Testors' enamel based paints in the 80's. What a world of difference acrylic based paints make. These two kits definitely are whet they said they are: a great way to learn, or I my case, relearn to paint miniatures. The instruction are good, but seeing the techniques used in real time in your and others' videos is more useful. The only quibble I have is the cases are now make cheaply. The cases work for now, but will have to be replaced eventually as I acquire more paints and brushes. I may never be as good of a painting as you, but I can paint the minis for use in my games, which is good enough for my friends and me.

@@arikwolf3777 that's awesome. Happy painting and remember. As long as you're happy and proud of your mini that is all that matters.As time goes on you will inherently improve 10 fold. Cheers

@@PaintMiniSchool: Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thx. Make sure to keep it first few painted minis cuz it's great to go back in the future and see ur progress . especially after a few years and u feel frustrated with something or are in a painting funk.

Sounds like it's working? The goal of a wash is to run down into the crevices. It will also stain the base coat and somewhat appear muddy, especially black. Try only applying the wash in select areas of the crevices instead off an all over the model application.

you're very welcome. I made this quite a while ago and made a few mistakes but the general flow and concepts are valid. :)

Glad to hear. I put alot of effort into making this video series for the beginners.

thanks for the kind words. I look forward to making more videos.

I will have to try that next time :)

Glad you enjoy it!

I'm glad it was helpful :) Thank you.

I believe it was a mix. You can start there and if it's not bright enough for you..you can then keep adding highlight to the mix until you get the desired effect. Remember it's always brighter until it dries.

@@PaintMiniSchool thank you my good sir!

Wow, that is an accomplishment seeing as the material is super flexible. I wouldn't have thought it possible, good to know. How did you fix it???

you're welcome. I was absolutely surprised how difficult it was to get everything important in that time constraint. My thought was to launch this as a series for other games but the work required was just to much for me to do with available resources. Glad you enjoyed.

that's a bummer, the dense foam was pretty nice.

@@PaintMiniSchool Yeah, the plastic comes out very easily if you don't grab the paints just right. I think it might fewer paints too. Wish I would have gotten the foam.

no primer needed. Just wash with dishsoap and water then dry the mini first tho. good luck ,have fun

@@PaintMiniSchool Thanks for the quick response! I am excited to jump in.

@@michaeloffgrid you're welcome, glad to hear :)

I've added the item link for amazon, where I bought it.. they work great.

Ok thank you.

Chill is the way !!

You are very welcome and I'm stoked to hear it was an inspiration and help to you in your endeavor!!

You're welcome!

lol, that's a lot of elbows!