4 hour paintjob. Why it is good to paint quick project. Layering without blending

[@howardcoates6985]

for 4 hours, nicely done. Looks a bit cartoon like to me though.. not really my personal taste.

[@FixusMiniatures]

Thank you. All comments are welcome. Especially the ones I can learn from. I have done as much as I could for one after job afternoon.

[@OddTinyArTV]

It baffles me how many miniatures painters label a 4 hours paint job as "quick and dirty", that said, really cool result there mate! It gained you a new sub!

[@FixusMiniatures]

Thank you. Well… the camera lies a bit. I always take the model and look very closely at it. It doesn’t look the same with close inspections. With such a quick paint job there are a lot of mistakes and hard cut lines. My current goal is line precision. To paint clean. I am really sorry this wasn’t the first thing I learned. For me if you know and can do this you instantly jump from zero to tabletop plus model if you add nice edge highlights.

[@OddTinyArTV]

@@FixusMiniatures 4 hours is to much for me, if I don't finish a mini in a single session (more or less a couple hours usually, unless it's a really big model), it will probably remain unfinished forever 😁

[@FixusMiniatures]

@OddTinyArTV fully understand that friend. I have a little bit more patience for my models but lately the painting sessions stretch for a view days because I have to do a lot unpaid overtime at work just to close some projects. Therefore the videos not being so often for the past few months.

[@OddTinyArTV]

@@FixusMiniatures uff that's awful, especially for unpaid work... Keep up the awesome paint jobs my friend!!