What is the size of the base? Is it 50mm? Thanks!

What an interesting accent

Nuln oil is a go to for painting figures. I have tannin oil that I made from steel wool and vinegar. I use it for dark washes.

He said short bursts

These are well done

Would look a lot more atmospheric if the Aliens had, had a wash of Druchii Violet or Army Painter Purple Tone Ink (adds a slightly glossy finish in some cases which works well) before the drybrush but it does come down to personal taste

whyd you stop making content? your videos are good and you have good delivery

Hello, what brand of brushes do you recommend and measures for a beginner

Wollte immer fragen wo du eigentlich herkommst??...

that background music is a strong reason to never watch a video in this channel any more.

Still much prefer the game and models of AVP the hunt begins. Rules get a little granular. But is super fun and deep. Reminds me of necromunda.

Thank you for this tutorial. I'm going to use this on my xeno's. Quick question about shading. Does drakenhof nightshade work for creating a slight blueshade?

Hey, wait a minute...I recognize that voice! You can't fool me bwahahahaha.

What is the number for the MSP pale skin tone?

I really like this stippling process. Better than hand drawing shapes as some suggest.

Damn these look good, I just got the game and this is gonna be my first paint job I've ever done. Hopefully they get close to looking like this

I’m surprised you didn’t paint there teeth? Is that just you’re personal style or was the white too distracting on the black model

I might’ve missed it but did you ever use the dirty/muddy olive? I never saw you use it during the tiger stripe phase

I don't know how you measured the models, but I've put mine next to my 28mm collection and the marines are way too tall to be considered 28mm scale. Considering that they are also a bit too small to be 32mm I think 30mm scale is a pretty correct description. Too sad Gale Force didn't stick to common scaling...

I just stumbled onto this page and love the content! I'm now subscribed and can't wait to see more of your work. I might get this set and "melt" some areas of the bases to show xeno bloodspills. Take care, John.

Could you do a painting tutorial for the 3D model pack with the facehuggers, computers, eggs, etc

Great job I enjoy watching your video and they inspire me to get my models painted

You sound just like the guy from The Players Aid! 😉 lol, sorry, I’m an idiot! Great videos! Can I ask what you use to edit your videos and other kit to make these great videos?? Thanks Alexander!😀

Just discovered you have a minis channel. Cool. Well done. I’ll be checking out your other content.

I have a whole series of the Army Painter paints, what colors of those would you recommend to use?

Don't know if it's of interest, Alexander, but while looking for 1:144 scale WW1 tanks to integrate with my Wings of War, I ran across Kallistra Ltd. A good variety of 12mm fantasy and historical. They also have an intriguing hex-based terrain system.

Great job as always, almost perfect however the Aliens are a shiny, slimy -grey sliver? yours are too flat...:)

Those look great built up, had this set arrive a few days back and decided to tackle them in the same way I did the Halcyon model kit, with was exactly the same way you painted these. Are the warriors to scale with the Eggs as I fancy a little Dio with the eggs. Nice work mate.

What an impressive collection!!

This piece needs a resculpt. They gave it the head from AvP and the back spines from the old McFarlane toy. The Aliens Queen crown should NOT have any spikes and the back spikes should be straight off the back like tall thorns.

Great video! Do you have alternative to your dark grey pavement?

Dang - my pants were vernichtet after that jump scare.

Nice video! Which kind of krylon camuflage have you used? I found almost 3 that could be similar: Woodland Light Green, Brown and Olive

Love TPA, glad you started this channel Alexander!

For these models I found 'Tamiya Extra Thin Cement' to be fantastic. It bonds in seconds (like superglue) but when cured it's bond is super tough. So much so that I can even bend/straighten an Alien tail without it separating. The bond is stronger than the thinner tail itself. Look forward to seeing more vids. Most of the painter channels I follow focus on the Games Workshop stuff so delighted to see something different.

Nice tutorial! So many good pointers!

Good work on a good model, I've subbed.

Missed opportunity, Short Controlled Bursts.

Wait, did you spray your Mansions of Madness box?! Drybrushing, so easy and effective it feels like cheating! These look great, fast paint job means they get to the table quicker! I'm trying to decide whether to hot water treat the tails and curl them inwards to add some variety and compactness. Looking forward to a play through of this on the other channel! Thanks for posting.

Wait, I recognise that voice! :-) Good colour choices. Enough detail to bring them out without going over the top, and relatively fast to paint. They do look good as a unit, and I think that's important. Simple and effective. Thanks!

Thanks for this video. I will use this as an paint guide for these figures and the Prodos Marines.

Nice job👍

The scream got me