Thanks 😀 so simple too!

That's why I added flock over mine. I kind of like that it ages with the model too. As for the brittleness. I sprayed mine with a scenic glue later on. Mix of isopropyl alcohol, pva and water and it absorbs into all the materials and will harden it all. Hope that helps

@ ooo that is a good point with the flock, I’ll try that next time

Thank you 😊

Thanks for watching

Thank you 😊

The misspelling is bad enough, but *one* English word in the midst of near-Latin really kills it:

Thanks 😀

Try it yourself? I was thinking some pigments would be a good idea too

@ pigments would be pretty dope as well and I’m probably going to try it. I’m currently in between whether I want to do your muzzle burn affect or el miniaturista’s glowing overheated barrel affects in my next army

Haha. Not all resin models and bases cost this much. Lots of 3d printed ones and base toppers. The idea was to show people how to work with resin and how to paint a base:)

I get what you are saying. But..humour me...aren't we all pretending they are on a battlefield...in battle? They wouldn't be clean when getting splattered with dirt and blood and gore. The painting is all about immersion for me when I'm playing. Kind makes sense when you see it like that no?

@@SlayerMiniatures I totally agree that it should look like it's been involved in battle, but a lot of what you're doing looks more like what I see on heavy equipment that doesn't get washed thoroughly for years or even decades. There's a distinct grime that builds up in the recesses that is very difficult to ever get rid of after it's built up. It's a different kind of dirtiness, in my opinion, and I would expect Astartes to make sure that never builds up. Again, I can see Militarum equipment looking great with the style you paint with. Personally, I prefer to throw a lot of my basing color on the model and then do more physical weathering to look like battle damage. Scuffs, holes, scratches, knife marks. Blood on weapons and fists also looks "right" to me, especially if you brush on some gloss varnish in those areas to make it look fresh.

Yes basically back to normal now :) thanks

Thanks 😀 after the first enamel I let it dry completely. Then apply the rust over the top. The rust was only in spot details and I don't agitate it enough to remove the grime underneath. I varnish after all the Enamels. And before the Enamels

Awesome! Glad you liked it. Are you painting a load of bases??

I’m rebasing my Horus Heresy Ultramarines, that are from back when marines were on 25mm bases. I wanted more unified theme, going for like an Ultramar/ Calth base scheme.

Thank you 😊

Honestly it was so easy. I want to do some more basing this year too. I always take it for granted

Awesome thanks for watching:)

Yeah im going to try and do some more with just oils. I do oils washes alot. I don't like gloss varnish though! Completely irrationally ha

Thanks mate :) yeah the bases are such good quality. Haven't found anything similar that is as good!

Haha! Honestly it's hard to picture but you can see the base still on the finished model. You are right though there are alot of models on that base :) ha!

That's a good point to raise. I didnt know it dries over time. Its also very common with us nerds to buy stuff and not paint it straight away. Varnish over the top is the reason I do this

Thank you 😊 check out Karamazov if you liked this

Yeah I don't get it. Ive been using them for like 5 years now and they are so effective and easy to use. I get asked all the time...'oh that looks cool. Now show me how to do it with citadel paints..'. Well, no I can't. As they don't do the same things. People are stuck in their ways

Thanks guys 😀

Thank you 😊

Thank you! Grime is absolutely perfect for something with this sort of texture and look.

Oh that's a good idea actually...Next time! I'm always experimenting so this is on the list

This

I didnt know John Blanche brought out a paint range! I'm a huge fan of his! And thank you for the kind words :) I envision his art in most stuff that I do!

@@SlayerMiniatures Google voodoo forest, you can get his art books

Glad you liked it. Thank you

Oh, how much is a pot of this where you live? It's like £5 here and lasts quite a long time.

Thank you 😊 yeah I have had a few inconsistent colours of grime too. Quite frustrating sometimes. I bought some of the villainy Inks but haven't tried them yet. I haven't used mig yet. I was going to try and make my own using oil paint. Cheaper that way and you can control the colour

Yeah MIGs streaking grime (the one just called that, not for any "dark vehicle" or "light vehicles" or anything like that) is the perfect, warm brown. It's what I use.

Thanks Rosa!

It's easier than it looks! Enjoy 😀

@@alliec6841 thanks Ashleybag

Thank you 😊 happy new year to you too!

Thanks PM 😀 ! Ha if anyone asks you what that means. You can just say project manager. I dont know what FS could be 🤣

Thanks Simon :) I need to buy more to plan for my inevitable expansion of sisters haha!

Thanks Probag!

Excuse me what does this mean?

@@alliec6841 prosser and ball bag = probag

Thank you :) lots more to come 😊

@@SlayerMiniatures can't wait!

Hi dude, your English is great! Yes I let the grime dry for about 30 minutes. Don't need to leave it much longer :)

@SlayerMiniatures ty i love yours tutos, alredy suscribe hope to see more ❤️

I get why you think that. Do you think you would miss the video completely if you didn't see it advertised as a premiere? I dont normally do premieres. Just experimenting to see if it helps views

@@SlayerMiniatures I don’t know if the algorithm handles premier notifications differently, but I‘d imagine they would show up just as likely as the actual video. I have found, that I won’t interact with the notifications as much and thus the algorithm thinks, I wouldn’t be interested in the actual video either. Just my two cents :)

oh right! Thanks for feeding back :) I appreciate it. The level of education for youtube algorithms and functions is terrible. So I like to hear direct from people ​@@asiburger

It's a scary stage to start spraying over a finished model ha!

A quick way at least

Check out my other stuff! Thank you

Hi Kyle! Glad you liked the videos :) I didnt do a paint guide unfortunately. From memory it was just contrast paints and a grime wash. Closest thing recipe for the grey would be when i did the bases on my nighthaunt. Basilicanum Grey and then grime wash

Never heard of that happening?

@@SlayerMiniatures Just google it. Fluorescent paints all have this problem.

Thank you 😊

Merci!

A little bit, but you can spray it with a model sealant of pva, alcohol and water. Also you should leave areas of the model with no vegetation so you can handle them

@SlayerMiniatures awesome! I'll keep that in mind