Thanks, Loren!

Thank you very much!

Thanks, buddy, that’s the idea! See you at the Quiz on Saturday! 🙂

Thanks, Adam!

Thank you, counting on you to participate in multiple fronts! 😀

Happy you liked the content even if you are not a metalhead like me!

@@TheRaceForTerra Oh I do like metal. I just find so many KZbinrs use it, it gets a annoying. Keep it but may turn the volume down a bit.

@@markburgess4528 Well, it is a 3 and a half year old video - I am much better at both video and audio editing now. Try my last video and see the difference: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4fZdGaFhLWksNk

You are very welcome, Forgeur!

Hahah, well, time to study, buddy! 😉

Thanks a lot, Kamerad! Happy I could be your inspiration! 👍

Thank you, Tom! 👍

Happy to hear that! Hope you enjoyed the video, buddy!

Heheh, thank you, Haltes!

Thank you! Cheers!

My pleasure! By the way, I am spraying the 2k clear on the red panels of all the vehicles I had done prior to this - tried with 2 Pallas I painted before, and it worked fine!

Hahah, well, the clear coat you can always add later - I just did with my 2 previous Pallas speeders, and before the game I am doing all other vehicles!

@@TheRaceForTerra The one thing I learned doing your method was..... do NOT buy HEAVY DUTY scotch pads. Only regular pads, else getting the bright aluminum paint through it is a real challenge and can increase the chance of messing it up.

@@Deliriation Absolutely, and don't forget that I always pick at them to make them thinner - I would say I leave 70% of the material or so.

😀👍 I hope to join your demographic soon!

@@TheRaceForTerra the Barbatos Rex channel is a good place to see paint reviews. Robert buys just about every paint line to try. He has his own line of paints and 2K clear, but I haven't tried any of them. I do have the Barbatos Rex Swallowtail airbrush though, and enjoy using it to lay down layers.

I know it well! 👍

Thank you for your kind words, Markie! The gold video should be coming out by the end of next week if everything goes well - just a matter of finding the time for the editing now 😉. Regards, Enrique

Hi Skaldbrush, thanks for the kind words! The larger the scale, the easier it gets - my Orion Dropship was the easiest! I would give it a go if I were you, mate.

@@TheRaceForTerra that’s very encouraging! I have a few questions about it if you have the time to answer. How does it affect the trim around it? Does it leave any thick texture or glossy surface? And if I were to make a mistake and it needed to be removed, is this a very “permanent” coat or will alcohol still break it down like acrylic

Just subbed to your channel, mate! As for your questions: 1) this you would apply BEFORE you paint the trim, not after, so it won’t affect it; 2) However, I went over 2 Pallas I had previously painted - just makes the trim shinier, because it is way glossier than any paints or varnishes for mini painting. Can always knock it down it you like (cover the candy first); 3) when I say it’s tough, I mean it - there is no way you are removing it, except with acetone. You wouldn’t want to remove it, in any case! If your customer likes a glass-like finish, they’ll love it - otherwise I wouldn’t use it. Again, it’s a clear coat like those on actual cars, not a varnish. I hope this helps!

@@TheRaceForTerra this is exactly what I needed to hear! If it were just my model I’d absolutely give it a go but when someone trusts you with a model that costs thousands I don’t think I should be taking any risks. If I could guarantee a result like yours I’d do it in a heartbeat but I think I’ll just play it safe and stick to the Tamiya clear (which your previous videos inspired me to try). Thank you for the sub mate! I’ll be sure to give you credit if it turns out well 🙏🏻

Thank you kindly - happy you enjoyed it, my friend!

Hahah, no, it’s like clear coat for cars - but it’s hard like glass when it cures!

Indeed, D Dog! Hope you enjoyed the video!

This is the way!

Hi Francesco, sure, just make sure not to get any texture, as that is more likely to happen with water-based paints. Let me know how it goes!

I wish I could have done that! May I ask if you have watched my other 2 FW-related videos?

@TheRaceForTerra I haven't yet, I only recently discovered your channel and am working my way through the back catalogue, but owning both of the Imperial Armour masterclass books and the later Horus Heresy one the video caught my interest

@@Karnage316 A guy after my own heart! Let me know if you have any questions or requests when you do watch the rest of the series!

Totally agree! I will let my 2020 self know not to make such omissions again.

Thanks a lot, that sounds great. Let me know how it goes!

Thanks a lot! I am publishing a video with 2 critical changes from my usual technique (glass finish and deeper reds), but you can see my basic process here: How to Paint your Minis Candy Red - A Custodes Painting Tutorial! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKOYfaSmgd-Jaqc

Thanks for watching!

Thank you very much! I will explain how exactly to get that wet look with lots of depth in the tutorial - it's really damn hard to get across in photos, though. Somehow I think it shows way better on video, but don't ask me why!

Gosh, thank you, mate!

Thanks a lot, Nicolas! You can learn all about it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eITblnRvgcSihLs

Hi Carlos, thanks very much! Yes, I think this would work if you use Tamiya spray cans, which are top quality and allow for really fine control for the form factor. Good luck!

@TheRaceForTerra thanks for the confirmation, I'll go order some tamiya cans for my grav tank :)

Hi Bits, thank you very much, and I’d say those comments are very perceptive! Have you seen the third interview, with Adrian Tchaikovsky? In terms of “chemistry”, as you put it, easily the best of the three - Adrian’s easy-going manner made it relaxing and fun for us to interview him.

Thanks again for your generous support of small creators like me!

Merci d'avoir regardé! 👍

Thank you, Fun TImes! Any particular reason, if I may ask? I do like the idea of having a slightly larger scale to play with

@@TheRaceForTerra I want to see what you'd do with it. It's some great terrain, it works in legion too. But the scale makes it nicer.

@@funTimesInTheSun Works in Legion too? That I didn't know! Hmm...very tempted now. Thanks again!

Hi Void, no, I wouldn’t say Tamiya Clear colors are problematic, just not as entirely user-friendly as Mr. Hobby’s, as the latter are lacquers. I have painted an entire army using Tamiya Clear Red quite heavily, and I enjoyed it, so I wouldn’t worry about it. Just stay clear (pun intended) of the normal Tamiya Thinner, or even worse, rubbing slcohol, and get either Tamiya Lacquer thinner w/retarder, OR Mr. Color Leveling Thinner. That is a much bigger factor than the paint.

@@TheRaceForTerra Thanks for the advice!