Great job! Getting ready to start some model projects. I'm trying to learn all the tricks. You made it look so easy. Thanks for sharing

This is a great video. Love the music and how practical your teaching method is. Very straight forward. Excellent final product.

Can you use this to change a clear plastic's tint color? For example, changing an orange tinted canopy to blue tinted?

Where/How did you make the base? It looks great.

Thank you!!!

real quick what paints did you use for the green one at the end?

nice thanks for this

Looks amazing. Jf you did a black and white marble version what colors would you use?

This content made everything seem so clear!

Natural is better more future Floor wax is must more better that a Tamiya X22 Clear.

Great guide. Suggestion for next time. It’d be fantastic to be able to see the kind of dilusion you’re talking about. Maybe a view of you actually doing it so we can see what ratios you’re working with.

Very interesting informative, I never thought of using transparent clear to my paint to my glass, i’m definitely going to be tinting my windshield

THANK YOU SO MUCH im building a mini house and this worked perfectly

thanks for sharing such a good idea

Looks insanely awesome

Love this, very nicely done.

Love your lava effects!!! Started back after a 50 year break, thank you for your content, so easy to follow. Doing an Aethon Heavy Sentinel walking over a lava flow, using OSL effect on the underside, keeping rest of model dark. Love to hear any thoughts you have on OSL from lava...

I'm new at this. Thanks for this video, I learned so much. What did you use to prepare the plastic? From what source did you get it?

4:39 It’s not that foam core is made of poor quality materials, but rather that the finishes are solvent to the plastic that forms the foam. They’re simply incompatible. In fact, it might be worth experimenting with that solvency. Perhaps one could quickly ‘draw’ a fieldstone wall using a mild solvent with a pen or brush.

did.. did you make a custom citadel dropper?

Now I want to paint a leagues of votann army.

Brilliant......Struggling with a Matilda tank exhaust at the mo ....after 4 hours still doesnt look realistic enough...but I haven't tried pigments yet....Thanks for the vid

Just recently started painting minis. Looking for lava tutorials and this popped up. Thanks for posting.

Great video, man. Very informative.

Thank you!

One thing that could make it better is dark red and blacks applied with a drybrush for example along the edges to simulate cooled down bits and crust

That brush gives me anxiety lol

Hola mucho gusto un pregunta que pintura acrilico usas es sintetico o cual saludos desde Perú

Very helpful. Thank you!

Did you bake the body, then add the eyes, scales and teeth, then bake a second time?

Thanks for your content. Very informative. I’m a new artist who makes wooden flags, and started adding small diorama scenes to my work. Your tips encourage me to create better pieces. Thanks bruh. 😎👍🏻

Awsome job👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻👌🏻😃how did you make the bullet holes ?

Just came across this, mint thakS dude !

how come you have that little followers? ur miniature base painting tutorials are great!

an even simpler way to do marble, nicking this idea, gonna try once i know what color i am using..... or ya know after i bought the inks

Nice tutorial. Any idea what colours to use for black marble?

This is ace. SOOOO involved, but hey, I'm committed now and it doesn't seem too precise, just lots of steps to build the depth. Going to try it for some bases- thanks for the video, best one I've come across researching how to do this effect!

Thank you for sharing this knowledge.

Nice! I subbed!

Great tutorial man,happy new year!

Sir i have a question which glue you have used?

I make my own iron oxide (rust) by putting about 3 or 4 rolls of 0000 steel wool in a quart jar and fill up with white vinegar and set it in the window for a couple of months. When the mixture is mostly dissolved I pour it out into a flat pan or dish and wait for a couple of weeks for it to completely dry. Then I use a single edge razor blade and pulverize the mixture into a fine powder and store it in little tins. When you get ready to use it, use it just like a weathering powder. It looks like rust, 'cause it IS real iron oxide. You could mix it with alcohol and a little water soluble glycerin or mix with some lacquer thinner and use it like paint. It has a great texture. I use a top coat of Dull Coat to seal it all up. Cheers from eastern TN

Is the "green wash" only your color green and water combined?? Is the wash applied AFTER your 3 green colors have fully dried?

Clear, straightforward and replicateable. Great video!!

Holy crap I have never seen that technique being used for making sure resin gets into every corner. 8:10 I use two-part molds too so I can do this. I use a pressure chamber to shrink them but I have to be fast because I have been using the fast-curing stuff.

I Don’t see a point of painting tutorials when everyone’s painting is different so trying to recreate this is pointless because it turns out nothing like it no matter what you do

I love how you used oreo cookies to make the rock

Very informative video...nice commentary, step-by-step guide and conclude explanation.... Well done!

Nice video! Have you ever had the issue where the polish will not lay flat or kind of beads off the clear plastic? I had a coat of this already done and have done many times. Went to apply a final coat and the wax keeps running off and won't fully over the glass it had already worked fine on the first time. It was high humidity that day, I was wondering if that could effect it.

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