If you're painting in sub assembly and you have undercoated or painted over the joining parts then you will need to scrap off a little of the paint where it will join and use super glue. My advise though is to assemble everything and paint it like that. If your brush can't get to it, it's not worth painting! :)

@adrienkentart thanks for the reply. I thought of maybe having some sticky tacky over the joints before priming. But yeah I agree for the mostpart, but for these harlequins it might be worth it with the sub assembly, though I've never bothered with it before.

@@sailorpete1457 Yeah mate the tack over the joints is the way to go with the priming if you're going to sub assembly. :)

If you watch the video all the paint names he uses are in the upper right corner.

Yeah mate I have many videos on the scheme from How to Paint to Hobby Tips focusing on individual techniques of the scheme. Here's a couple to get you started. If you get stuck or have any more questions feel free to ask and I'll do my best to answer :) How to Paint a Vindictor: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5POd3utotVkrLs Painting Gardus: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGS5oaOprpmefqc

Thanks mate! And don't worry the paint list is there. The colours should pop up at the beginning of each painting section top right hand corner (full paint list at the beginning and end of the video). The video on Krondys has me explain the process if you want some further insights into the approach although with blue greys instead of neutral greys. :)

Cool! I'm on it! Should be a fun bunch of videos for this year! :)

Thanks so much for the kind words! Yeah I really enjoyed doing this scheme for sure. Hopefully I can add to the collection with some more videos in this scheme for harlequins :)

Thanks mate! Yeah I have more videos on Infinity here on the channel. Here's one to get you going :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4DFomt7qdehl5Y

Ha! Yeah but my list could only fit that many. I'll add more in the future for sure :)

Cheers mate! I'm having a lot of fun painting this army. Should look pretty cool when they're all done. :)

Thanks mate! I'm really happy with these! Can't wait to get the full army together! :)

Awesome mate! Sounds cool. Good luck! :)

Thanks so much! Glad you're liking the channel! :)

Thanks mate! And wow! You are an epic friend! That's really awesome considering how tough it is to get through them for sure! I hope many liquid presents were given in gratitude for your service to Sigmar! ;)

Cheers mate! It's been really enjoyable for sure! :)

I will make man-thing paint more glorious ninja! Yes, yes! ;)

Glad to help! Good luck! :)

Cheers mate! Yeah custodies are enjoyable to paint for sure and this scheme was super fun! :)

Cheers mate! She's a great one to paint for sure! Good luck with it! :)

Yeah mate the paint list is at the beginning of the video should be 5 secs in (unfortunately the older videos don't have the paints separated by brand which I fix for later videos to current but the brands I used are GW, Vallejo and Army Painter for that list). I always have the paint list at the beginning and end of every video. Some of the older videos it's just at the beginning but they're always there. If you have any troubles with the scheme I have many more videos on the channel that tackle this scheme in more detail. If you get stuck let me know and I'll do my best to help no worries! :)

@@adrienkentart thanks dog

That's awesome! Good luck! :)

HAHAHA I just did the same thing!

@@rybates5632 That's awesome mate! :)

The skin was using the same colours I used on my pale vamp skin tutorial. So Vallejo Cold Grey (or similar), GW Ionrach Skin, white, Army Painter Grimoire purple, GW Carroburg Crimson, GW Druchii Violet, Drakenhop Nightshade and GW Lahmian medium to dilute the shades for the glazing steps (in the tutorial I use water to thin the shades but Lahmian medium is better as it wont break down the pigments which can happen leaving a white residue but you can use water but just be careful with it). You end up with a grey/green coloured flesh tone with hints of red/purple/blue. Hope this helps mate! Here's the link to the Vamp Tutorial :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4OzkHxqosycoZY

Cheers mate! That means a lot! Thank you :)

No worries mate! Good luck with the minis! :)

I use Seraphim Sepia and Biel-Tan Green shades from GW using Lahmian Medium to dilute it as my glazes. Basically put a blob of each on the palette with a bit of space between and a couple of blobs of the medium and then you can drag them into the medium to get different mixes of the colours and then use them into the bones to age them down. I find this great for control as you can adjust dilution and the colour at the same time (getting a bit more of a green-brown colour). I also use this process to tint the bases after doing the grey colours to give it a bit of life and colour. Hope this helps mate! :)

Thanks mate! Yeah it's been a while since I painted her but the dagger definitely used Army Painter Kraken Skin and I think I just added black to it for the darker sections as a base blending up through Kraken then into mixing white for highlights on the edge of the blade. If you want a bit more saturation add some dark blue into the base or turquoise for a more blue green base like the turquoise in her clothing. Hope that helps mate! :)

@@adrienkentart That helps a lot thank you !

Cheers mate! Yep limited palettes are great for army colour schemes. Glad you like it! It's been really enjoyable painting these for sure :)

Thanks so much for the kind words mate! So I can't quite remember what I used I was experimenting but I put turquoise in the mid tones. I think I used Vallejo Night Blue, GW Kantor Blue, Vallejo Turquoise mixed in then Army Painter Toxic Mist mixed in for highlights. If I figure out the process I'll do a follow up video and show the process for sure :)

This one is part of the Underworlds warband from a few seasons ago. Unfortunately you can't get them from GW anymore so you would have to look up stockists to see if they have any left. Not sure of its name though.

Thanks mate! Yeah love resin printing! :)

Cool mate! Yeah I'll look at maybe a more developed video some time in the new year. :)

@@adrienkentart Thank you very much! :D

Thanks mate! I will eventually do a video on the process as I have 2 more Terrorgheists to paint and will use a similar technique on those. :)

Thanks mate! She was a fun one to paint for sure! :)

Wow! Thanks so much for the kind words that means a lot! I'm happy the videos help people with their hobby. It's great to hear for sure! :)

Thanks for the feed back! I do try to say what I'm doing in my tutorial videos but maybe not specific enough so I'll take that into consideration for the future. These 'Vlog' and 'In the Hobby' videos are more discussion based so I don't usually have the descriptions of what I'm doing at each stage (except for the paint names in the top right hand corner of the screen). I leave that for the 'How to Paint' and 'Hobby Tips' videos. Thanks again for the feed back. :)

Yeah my Iphone changes the colours slightly compared to my Canon DSLR camera I use for the photos. If it helps the final result is closer to the photo than the Iphone footage. :)

That's awesome mate! Glad you got something out of the tutorial! :)

Cheers mate! Glad you liked it! Love Nurgle! :)

That's a very cool idea I may just do that! ;)

So you're looking at 3 parts (or even closer to 2 parts depending on the colour) shade to 1 part medium for general washes (Nuln Oil and Sepia) and for the glazing steps (colour shades) 3 parts medium to 1 part shade colour. This should get you close. If you still have trouble let me know and I can do a video on it in real time to show how to dilute and apply the shades no worries. :)

Praise the multi-armed God! :)