I just use a Flaming hot Cheeto

I really need this because i want to turn a vindicator into an ork trukk. By turning it around and using the cannon as a rocket. And turning the back of it into the front of the vehicle, then adding ork features onto the front

This is what I'm looking for with my jet packs fumes thank you, its one of the few tutorials that are with in my skill range.

No need cover metal ground

Why blue in the lasy step? Great stuff, cherrs!

sorry to sound this is a dumb question but i couldn't understand what you were coating the pva over with what is it flock or chunky flock or what is it i'm not sure

Hey man, I just used this tutorial to good effect. Very useful guide, but a few comments after doing this myself. 0. This takes ages to do (days if you make more then 1 like I did ). Have another painting project ready. 1. Clump foliage - you have to grind it fine in a mixer or hand mixer. Don't do this by hand or you will go insane. Clump foliage comes in clumps (hence the name!), so grind it first! Doesn't have to be small, but grind it. 2. Use pva glue, but when you are left with spots left after 1st or 2nd coat, i used super glue, to speed up drying time. 3. USE PRIMER, not just any white for the first 2-3 coats. I made the mistake of applying normal colors (that's on me, but still) and not primer. You will ages trying to coat it white (like 10-15 layers). USE PRIMER. 4. Drybrush section go from smaller part to bigger part, don't drybrush all the colors everwhere, it needs to be a gradient. Other than that this is a great tutorial, the effect is fantastic. Thanks

Great idea and well done. Will try to use this method for my Cadian flame troopers but doubt it will come out as good! Lol

Perfekt und nachgebaut 🔨🔨❤️

What's the green stuff? Can I just substitude it with sand or dirt?

Can someone tell me what clump foliage is? Is it the stuff to make trees? Anybody knows the german word maybe?

Nice! 😃😄😁😆😅5 Smile's.

This was super helpful and looks great, thank you!

A beginner has truly been inspired!

¡Estupendo tutorial! Muchas gracias

Can you do this for a mortar team pls?

I would happily purchase a painted/done product of this😆

Cool very simple ! But oh my good after the flocking IT Looks Like a ganjabud 🤣🤣🤣🤣

First time editing? Wow, professional quality.

Technically absolute best. But…….why does everyone think that the aliens in nemesis have to be green or purple or even turquoise? When i look at the alien films they aren‘t purple and they aren‘t green…… Aliens are dark nightmares…..dark, not flower power😀

You make it look so easy 👍☺

Thanks a lot for sharing this. I have applied your formula to my intruders and cannot be happier 😊 Was wondering which Colors shall I use to do the same on the void seeders and the carnomorphs. For void ones I do not know whether red/purple would combine fine, or it would be much better blue/purple. For carnos red with ivory maybe, not sure about it yet. In any case, thanks again, this was incredible ;)

Can I ask can I just use gloss black primer as initial step to replace step 1 and 2?

This will be my role model video for when the game finally arrives!

"This is my first time recording" ... proceeds to make best Nemesis tutorial video out there.

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Nice work man!Keep it up!Your videos will get better in time but love this tutorial!Thank you for uploading.You earned a sub from me.

Wow! That‘s looking good. How would you varnish the model to get some protection while playing? Just a satin varnish?

Great stuff! Where did you get that foliage? Could u post a link? :D

cant wait to put this on my helldrake

Can this technique be used for jump packs similarly?

This is a great color scheme

Thanks a lot for this video! Used your technique for my wh40k tau Y'Vahra. turned out awesome, I added a link to the pictures I posted on Reddit www.reddit.com/r/Tau40K/comments/gz0yil/finished_my_yvahra_with_a_first_time_attempt_at/?

Finally getting around to painting my minis, and after looking at all the awesome types, I think this is my favorite. Great job on these - I love the metallic color look. Sound is a little rough in a couple spots, but I was able to figure it out. Suggestion: List the paints you used in the description as well as in the video. If it's only in the video I have to keep going back and forth to see what something is. Still my favorite though. :D

this is realy efective wow! thanks

The putty he uses to make the flame on the paper clip, can you use green stuff instead?

Great tutorial what would you recommend if I wanted to protect the paint after as a varnish and not lose the look? Satin Varnish for the main parts and Gloss for the appendages?

You gave me a great idea with your video. I'm currently working on the Reaper Bones Dragons Don't Share boxed set and I decided to do the dragon breathing fire at the knight/paladin guy using this technique. I'm just using plain old cotton balls for the flame and it seems to be working pretty well so far. I'm also giving it a splash effect at the end where it hits the knight's shield. I'll be painting the whole thing with an OSL effect coming from the flames. I'll let you know how it comes out if you're interested.

what is it that he says right after 1:1 mix of pva glue and something else no matter how many times i play it it sounds like water ovary i can't hear well :(

I love that you used what you had around for the materials. Well done.

good Effects, goog job

As a new painter/player in the hobby I really apreciate those tutorials. Thx a lot sir.

Perfect! What do you use as your palette? It looks like non-woven fabric dipped in water (?)

Hello, what are those miniatures? I couldn't find any miniature with flamethrower. Thank you

wow, this is genius!!

What the tool your hold the fire effect with?

Excellent job!

My dude, amazing job. You just earned a subscriber.

Brutal, Awesome, Genial, Fantástico!!!

Mate, awesome job!