CLOAKING Vehicles MADE EASY + How to PAINT ELDAR FAST! Warhammer 40k Starfield Camo

[@Ed-xo9pc]

Im always amazed by how smooth you get your drybrush and stippling, love how you focus on technique too. The channel is just going from strength to strength

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks so much Ed, really kind words. I'll carry on teaching, and Ronan will continue polishing the footage I give him :D

[@morrogin5986]

def stealing this for my Eldar army...might have it going out of stealth to attack rather than going in though

[@mannschaftvonarschloch1214]

I think what I appreciate most about this video is that it's a style I don't see used often and can be easily replicated by anyone. Was tired of eavy metal style decades ago.

[@PainterIdeas]

The cloaking effect is spot on! But those red/orange transitions are just priceless.

[@ashton7742]

The second timestamp says this is a Necron ship. Also, I love the Eldar's aircraft soo much! They just look so elegant.

[@ArtisOpus]

Woops🙄I have no idea how this has happened 😅

[@vorpalmedia4300]

@@ArtisOpus It is because you've typed it as Necron ship in the description.

[@HugEBear42]

I absolutely love the look, though to get the idea of a cloak either coming on or off (I assume on) i personally would have taken just the tips of the wings, maybe 2 cm or so and copied the front space theme onto those sections as well so it feels like the cloak effect works from the outer most portion of the vehicle to the inner, rather than just front to back

[@ArtisOpus]

I agree entirely in retrospect dude! I've given you the rod, you can now catch a bigger fish than mine! :D I'd love to see you trying it out, I'd 100% change to something like you've outlined if I repeat the technique :)

[@ericlegrue6775]

I used this stipling guide on an eldar scorpion super heavy and the phase line and it came out amazing. I love your videos.

[@ArtisOpus]

[@tonyharwood8408]

Superb use of the purple - red - orange transition but the night sky effect is fantastic. Tony

[@ArtisOpus]

Many thanks, Tony! 😊🙌

[@Chungusola]

I'm glad I stumbled upon this video. I've been stumped on what to do with my Hemlock.

[@ArtisOpus]

Amazing, let us know how it goes in another comment buddy, always nice to see our techniques being put to use! Not a reply to this one, KZbin is awful for notifications:)

[@AtomicKitty31]

You promised me I would be à happy man after today's video and man did you deliver ! I love both sides individually, I love the transition, I love the fact it took you 2 hours to get something this clean and efficient... Great video once again ! Thanks guys ! Now to get myself a box of these brushes...

[@ArtisOpus]

Awesome, dude! Thanks so much for your kind words ❤ Hope they serve you well!🙌🤩

[@LoftOfTheUniverse]

Ohhhh Man! You actually did it, you guys made the Crimson Hunter and it's red! I LOVE YOU!

[@ArtisOpus]

I assume it's something you suggested to see on the channel 😊 As we always say: your wishes - our command! 😁 Super pleased you enjoyed it and thank you for your ongoing support❤

[@LoftOfTheUniverse]

@@ArtisOpus of course, I gotta paint mine up soon but I primed mine white.

[@ArtisOpus]

@@LoftOfTheUniverse No issue, dude, your first colour will cover white easily whatever it is. Happy painting 👨‍🎨

[@chipstercamarillo9373]

I love the blending on the colours, however what really sold me was the star field on the nose which actually gave me the idea and solution to do something I've been thinking about doing. I'm planning on building and painting a Klingon Bird of Prey as "seen" during the battle on Star Trek VI which is firing while cloaked. So, the plan is paint it all black with the stars, and then a red OSL on the nose as the Torpedo leaves... the screen shots are cool and thanks to you now know how to so the starfield. My BOP should arrive tomorrow.

[@BrokenRealms]

Still loving these videos, as someone who doesn't use airbrushes this is pure gold.

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks so much buddy! Stay tuned, many more brushes-friendly videos are coming!😁❤👀

[@vikinglore1066]

What a fantastic paint job, the color combination is gorgeous.

[@brodiecain5261]

Absolutely fantastic video, thank you to everyone asking for it. I never knew I needed to see this until now.

[@ArtisOpus]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much!

[@yotamys8405]

Nice video! If someone wants to try this nebula effect I would suggest doing wet blending of blue, dark blue, purple, pink, red and a little black to give it a real nebula effect before adding the stars.

[@ArtisOpus]

Absolutely, that'd be more striking for sure🤩😁

[@bobvanemmerik4378]

Would cool to see a whole army of these with the cloaking effect in various stages of covering the units. Nice concept. !

[@ArtisOpus]

Agree entirely, the repetition would look awesome!🤩

[@jamesforbes5616]

I also used the toothbrush method to get the stary nebula effect on my Star Drake's wings with a little yellow paint. It worked out very well. Cloaking effect is AWSOME!!! I think i might need to get some Aldari fliers now.

[@FudoMyooTattoo]

That's awesome especially the star part, looks like it's in the process of cloaking to me so, effect achieved!

[@ArtisOpus]

Glad you think so! Thank you so much, bud! 🙌

[@zpetriw]

That front cloaked part looks sooooo cool! Gives me ideas for painting spaceships! Thanks! 🚀

[@ArtisOpus]

Glad you find it useful! Thank you, dude!🤩

[@TeamStaley80]

Another great and helpful video. Got a hemlock on my list soon but not planning anything clever, did a vyper as a small test run and definitely found it both quick and enjoyable.

[@ArtisOpus]

They're great models for it, dude, let us know how it goes! Good luck!

[@andruthegreat]

this is unreal, love that we get to see you experiment as apposed to a preplanned tutorial every time. Echoing another comment that this makes me want to see a standard astra millitarum vehicle camo from you (or a cool twist on that)

[@ArtisOpus]

Thank so much Andrew! Great idea! Traditional or not?😊

[@andruthegreat]

@@ArtisOpus I mean I'm a sucker for classic Cadian camo but really whatever inspires you I'm sure will be helpful!

[@ryszardmalarski9752]

Amazing! and no airbrush. Love the tutorial. Am in awe by the effect.

[@purehavok]

Absolutely stunned by the texture your stipling adds to body and wings. Looks like years have worn away at it.

[@ArtisOpus]

Thank so much, dude! 'History' is definitely one of the benefits of stippling. Non of them are opaque, so you get a lot of history fast😊

[@ryansargent661]

Thank you for showing some love to the Eldar. That is a very striking color scheme, definitely draw attention from across the table. Yes, yes look at my pretty jet, while my aspect warriors draw in for the kill. LOL, sorry I’ve been playing Eldar for like 27 years (I’ve got more painted this year than any other) though it’s still only about 25% painted. I get distracted by other minis and terrain and go through periods where I can’t paint, luckily painting is only one aspect of the hobby.

[@ArtisOpus]

Our pleasure😊 It's all about working out the most efficient way to paint your army in however much time you have available. Thanks, dude!

[@Blazeillustrator1978]

I like using the airbrush for stars, pull the trigger back to get paint on the tip then blast air, it gives a cool size variation and awesome random pattern.

[@ArtisOpus]

I've done exactly the same, it's a great technique🤩😁

[@Ishandria]

That night sky is actually something I want to try on either cloaks or blades of my own Eldar

[@ArtisOpus]

Don't be intimidated, it's pretty easy and should work on any surface. Good luck!😊

[@simonleach6632]

Nice one, looks really striking, great way to draw attention to your models! As a side note, the speckling technique you used for the stars is super versatile and makes realistic weathering a doddle, you can make superficial paint chipping(lighter base colour, as if the paint has not chipped right through) or mud splatters, or you can use it with something like Vallejo thick mud or wilder textured earth to make a cool looking build up of caked on mud surprisingly quickly, for stuff like splashes i usually use enamel paints so that I can remove any speckles that come out too big, or end up in areas where I don't want them

[@ArtisOpus]

Oh wow dude, I had never considered using this with texture paints! That must have a load of potential... putting my thinking hat on, cheers!

[@davesweirdproject]

Very nice effect. I've seen similar on space marine infiltrator cloaks and have always wanted to try it.

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks so much! I will be trying it out on smaller models for sure😊

[@sheaoleary9412]

Wow really love that effect great video once again

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks for your ongoing support dude❤😊

[@forgotn42]

Very awesome technique! for making nebula type stuff, I've always had a lot of success with fluorescent colors and a thin coat of a transparent dark blue to draw the brightness back a bit. Seems counterintuitive to use such bright colors in a space scene, but it gives a vibrancy that's hard to get otherwise.

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks so much, dude! Great point, they're magic! :)

[@YuriZahn]

That’s really cool. I might have to try this on my TIE Phantom for X-Wing!

[@ArtisOpus]

Great idea, dude! That'd look perfect!😊

[@jimtyson5636]

Really great job! Amazed it only took 2 hours.

[@ArtisOpus]

😊Thanks so much bud!

[@gvjones74]

This is awesome. Fancy doing a eldar ulthwe model, looking at starting an eldar army and tempted to try ulthwe off a dark blue base.

[@TheScottishPsycho]

Fantastic looking cloaking effect! I do however think that putting the "cloaking line" an inch further back, away from the fins, would have made it stand out on its own a bit more. I feel like it's a bit hidden where it is and steals away from the idea of the energy shimmer as the cloak fires up.

[@ArtisOpus]

Agreed, dude! The benefit of hindsight! 😊

[@Norseraider84]

Love the moon/planet reflection!

[@FacilityD20]

very cool.

[@ArtisOpus]

Thank you very much! It was the first time I even do something like this and surely won't e the last as turned out looking quite striking😊🙌

[@westonbarney3737]

would love to see you do an opinion eview piece on paint brands\lines. nice to see monument paint range on the channel.

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks, dude! I am still expanding my knowledge and experience, but I am definitely beginning to be more informed enough to do this😊

[@philhitchings]

That phase effect would look great on cloaks especially psykers, wizards, and the like

[@ArtisOpus]

Absolutely! Just got to be a bit more delicate on the smaller ones😊

[@teoiny1]

This is absolutely amazing!! I cannot wait to give this a go ...

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks so much, dude! Let us know what you think when you try it out😊

[@malakim1773]

I'd like to see that space/night sky on a tau firewarrior and battlesuit

[@ArtisOpus]

I've got some ideas about that for sure! I need to work out how to refine the technique a little first though😊Thanks for the great suggestion!

[@13Robzilla]

So much here, thank you so much. Really good concepts here, please be safe.

[@ArtisOpus]

Our pleasure, Rob! Thanks so much for your support and take care😊

[@S2uBuGaming]

Excellent vid Byron. Yet again another one knocked right out of the park. Loved the transition and colour scheme. Makes me wish I had some larger models haha. Keep up the amazing work and looking forward to the next video

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks so much, buddy! 😁❤

[@mtymus]

This is amazing. Nice work.

[@ArtisOpus]

Thank you so much! 🤩

[@midamulti-tool]

I love this effect

[@ArtisOpus]

Thank you!

[@azzproud91]

Awesome mate, seen a few of these cloaking effects online recently and wondered how to do it. Now I know :) thanks

[@ArtisOpus]

Glad I could help! Thank you for watching🤩🤩

[@Blazeillustrator1978]

Dry pigments on the black if you give a quick blow, it can look like Astral clouds, I custom paint cars and thats a cool way to get a galaxy look with dry pearls because they shimmer. Wishing could post a picture on my comment to show you!

[@ArtisOpus]

That sounds super interesting, if a little scary! You can show us on socials maybe?😊

[@ScrubGamerRN]

That’s no moon, turn this ship around! Love it! Really impressed with the red!

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks, dude! It's one of my faves for sure, the ship has lovely shapes, too!

[@Bogul3]

Damn, gotta say, you got me. Absolutely stunning work!

[@ArtisOpus]

Much appreciated, dude! Thank you!😊

[@stephens7889]

Well done nice ideas for future reference thank you

[@ArtisOpus]

You’re welcome 😊Thank you for watching!

[@mactheknife801]

this is a bit challenging out here in the dryness of Arizona - dampening pad control is a absolute must for me - excellent video as usual

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks so much dude, we're planning and filming some content currently which'll land ASAP which goes a little more in depth specifically regarding the Dampening Pad and its use, hopefully there'll be some more useful tips there. It sounds odd... but you may be somewhere both dry and hot enough to use paints from a wet-pallet for drybrushing? It sounds extreme, and it would be in the UK, but if it works anywhere Arizona/Australia maybe would probably be the place! Big love

[@mactheknife801]

@@ArtisOpus thats an excellent tip and i hadn't thought about...im going to give that a try...i literally cant keep paint wet enough simply placing it on your texture pallette (still useful as hell for blending / mixing though)

[@MalsBrownCoat]

@@ArtisOpus - I've been looking forward to seeing some tips/tutorials using the dampening pad (I have one, but haven't even opened it yet).

[@MalsBrownCoat]

@@mactheknife801 I'm also in AZ (Tempe), so I know what you mean about these tools and paints drying out so quickly!

[@mactheknife801]

@@MalsBrownCoat heyo neighbor, im down in Maricopa and itching to get some games in eventually

[@VoxFelis]

I think this video will be getting more love when the 2022 GW models drop!

[@cadderley100]

It's only when I watch video's like this that I realise just how lazy a painter I am, because I'd just go over it in red spray on top, black spray underneath and call it a day. I get wrist ache just from watching the video. Meh... Patience was never one of my virtues. Good job Opus :) You've actually helped me out more than you know. I'm currently working on a 1500 point Eldar Army. I will be expanding it to 2500 points in the near future and to do that, I'll be including at least 1 Hemlock Warfighter and 1 Wraithknight. So, yeah, thank you.

[@ArtisOpus]

Amazing dude! There's always a condensed version of our tutorials - you could do 2 steps of stippling instead of 4/5 easily here, and still get a solid result, it's always about fitting with the time/patience you have available!

[@cadderley100]

@@ArtisOpus Well, in that regard it's like Time = 10, what with this lockdown going on, patience = 0 :P. I think though that just being willing to get involved with the painting and collecting of these miniatures speaks volumes about the person though. You've got to be inherantly patient just to collect them, knowing how much time and money it's going to take. Coincidentally, this isn't my first time collecting an army. Back in the late 90's, early 20th century, I collected Necron, Iron Hands and Eldar. I just didn't take it all very seriously back then. I'm a little more mature now than I was then though.

[@ArtisOpus]

@@cadderley100 Coming back to the hobby older I found my greater patience really helpful, not to mention how minis have improved since the '90s 😊It's a totally different world.

[@cadderley100]

@@ArtisOpus And paint. No, we have more undercoat colours other than just Chaos Black and Skull White. I still remember the old Mark One space marines is it? The ones with the beak that stuck out no end, on their helmets. I think you can still get them, can't you?

[@axelhorneff5077]

I´d highly recommend a small vortex for colours like Tesseract Glow - they make it so easy mixing paint properly and / or reviving old paint :)

[@ArtisOpus]

Great point, dude! Desk space is at a real premium for me though, which is why mine is underneath it?...😅

[@christianfs29]

That looks awesome

[@ArtisOpus]

Glad to hear you think so, dude! Thank you! 😁

[@thejellyranger7679]

Whooooooaaaaaaa....that is really wild! 🤙🏼

[@FacilityD20]

Turned out awesome.

[@ArtisOpus]

Glad to hear it, my friend 😊Thank you so much❤

[@harrisonlorens3585]

Very, VERY cool!

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks!

[@joseale2310]

I have done mine in a similar way! I really like the way you paint these and I would love to get some feedback! Keep up the great job!

[@ArtisOpus]

Hey dude, tag us with 'AOpainter' on socials, we'd love to see, thanks for the support! :)

[@joseale2310]

@@ArtisOpus Wow! Thanks! Will do on instagram :D

[@RunawayWindmill]

Well done!

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks a ton!

[@jamesflanagan7374]

Impressive. Most impressive.

[@kharnthebetrayer1575]

Love the work !!

[@ArtisOpus]

Glad to hear it! Thanks! 😊

[@jonocc5548]

For the cloaking effect I was just thinking of Star Trek and how when ships cloak/decloak the ship hull and backgroud sort of blend together during the transition. Maybe something like that where instead of having a solid line of energy perhaps using some sort blending or wash technique to merge the colours, would definitely work with the less subtle approach as well. Not sure that made sense but was just a thought :)

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks for the suggestion, dude! Maybe there's a faster way to do that using a stencil and stippling 😊

[@derekstiles5801]

I think I don’t love the cockpit as my OCD makes me want to round that planet design more. But all in all amazing yet again!

[@ArtisOpus]

:) fair! Thanks buddy

[@MrKieras666]

This is the shit we needed,immediate respect sub and like

[@bevanwilson8820]

Woo Hoo Huldra Blue!... I'm definately going to try out the main ship techniques on a carnifex carapace! It looks so cool and as you say, fast! What would you basecoat for a purple finish and why is it Huldra Blue?

[@ArtisOpus]

Bright pink or even into peachy can look really good😊

[@bevanwilson8820]

@@ArtisOpus huh. I've been looking at darker colours. Never considered going a brighter colour.

[@ArtisOpus]

​@@bevanwilson8820 Did you try them out? How did it go?

[@bevanwilson8820]

@@ArtisOpus Haven't gotten to it yet. Doing up some genestealers atm. But I do have a carnifex ready to paint which I might do next. I'm in the mood to paint something bigger

[@christiansebine7316]

It looks really really cool effect!💪😁 I think it would be more realistic if the metal stuff on the cabin was also cloaked and that cant be seen either but it may look cooler the way you did I think. You're a master at drybrushing 🤯

[@lgargallo]

Really nice, i think that looks better than painted with airbrush

[@ArtisOpus]

Glad you think so! Thank you!

[@StormblessedRadiant]

@11:03 cool teqnique

[@Adam_Skinner40K]

Looks amazing. How would you approach doing a bit more of a nebula effect on the dark side?

[@ArtisOpus]

Hey dude, in exactly the same way, just test on your pallet first, maybe you could include a couple more planets, I'd also definitely go more colourful, too, as I regretted not doing so on mine!

[@Adam_Skinner40K]

@@ArtisOpus thanks I have found some inspiration on one of my daughters fidget toys of all things but no idea how to best approach it. It's from a dark purple to pink nebula. Shame I cant add a picture

[@Vicky1138thx]

Wow 😳 just wow

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks so much Vicky, glad you liked it!😁❤

[@patrickball-stonejunction3177]

This was awesome Byron, love what you did with it even if it was on one of the lesser Xenos races - give me Orks and Necrons! Just waiting for the new Necron battleforce to drop myself and then I can put some of your examples into practice on the Doom Scythe that comes in that. Can I just ask for some advice on Artis Opus brushes in general? I ordered some Series D and Series S brushes and got the free size 2 Series M brush and I was wondering where you think the Series M brush really shines since I basically never see you use them on the channel. I know that most stuff on here is done with Series D, but Series S does still make regular appearances but I never see Series M. It just looks like a shorter, firmer version of Series S but what are the situations where this is needed? Sorry if this is stupid questions time! Oh, and you were right by the way, the Size 6 Series S brush is an absolute monster and I love it!

[@ArtisOpus]

Your ongoing support is hugely appreciated, Patrick, thank you ❤ It is exactly how you described it. It's perfect for more precise fancy work like freehand banners and advanced weathering. I am more of an efficiency beast than display painter 😊 Glad you like the size 6 ^_^

[@markclark8493]

Hi just watched this brilliant, what are the brand of brushes you use for the dry brushing? Going to try this on my Eldar fire prism.

[@ArtisOpus]

Hey dude, thanks so much for watching! I used Artis Opus drybrushes, have a look here: store.artis-opus.com/

[@markclark8493]

Thank you. Have ordered a full set of D and M brushes. Keep up the great tutorials!😀

[@guillermomelendez7950]

Green definitely works well but halfway through to my personal opinion the thought came that a blue would work better, IDK maybe?

[@ArtisOpus]

Yea I agree, dude! Much more electric 😊

[@tristankeech4070]

i will now be stealing this starfield tech. thanks

[@ArtisOpus]

Steal-away! Enjoy :)

[@paulosborne6517]

That's no Moon. That's a Space Station...

[@ArtisOpus]

😁😁😁Exactly!

[@Troll_king_alex]

Dude this is epic

[@ArtisOpus]

Thanks man🙌

[@michaeljenningsyyz]

How did you do the shine/aura around the star along the edge?

[@ArtisOpus]

I just watered down white paint and dragged it towards the star 😊

[@ZdzisiuRozpierducha]

Excellent video as always Byron but it's not a Keeper of Secrets tutorial - so overall mixed feelings

[@ArtisOpus]

😊Patience!

[@nickrogers3111]

having multiple ships with the line at different lengths would sell it idea of the cloaking better i think

[@ArtisOpus]

Absolutely, dude, 100% agree😊

[@DoctorDroplet]

Love the camo effect! Stupid question: What exactly was the use of the pot during the stippling stage? Was that a sort of glitter or something else? I did not quite get that...

[@viperbsg62]

It's a sponge with a little bit of water added. It looks like glitter because I assume the sponge is covered with bits of paint.

[@DoctorDroplet]

@@viperbsg62 Ah right, such that you only wet the dry brush slightly. That is very interesting, Thank you!

[@ArtisOpus]

Absolutely, correct😊It's where we get our smooth painting from😊

[@DoctorDroplet]

@@ArtisOpus Sounds like something I should try once, Thank you!

[@superspecky4eyes]

Just wondering, how you avoid getting a speckly rough texture after many layers of dry brushing? Is that the purpose of dampening your brush? Cheers thanks.

[@ArtisOpus]

Absolutely dude, I've specifically diluted with the pad *and* avoided 'base' paints in this one, there's about 4 factors to help you achieve super-smooth work. A video is being shot now to further explain the dampening pad, will be short, but entirely on how to use it, and how to get the most from it :)

[@superspecky4eyes]

@@ArtisOpus I only have 7 or so paints excluding washes (newly getting back into the hobby) so I can't be too picky but I shall give the damp sponge a go.

[@ArtisOpus]

@@superspecky4eyes Good luck, buddy! The moisture is the important bit, don't overdo it - just a small amount is enough😊

[@TheChristhesecond]

I’ve been spending a lot time practising dry brushing recently. Always seem to get the powdering/chalky effect. What am I doing wrong do you think?

[@ArtisOpus]

Hey Chris, what brushes/paints? I add moisture to the process myself (dampening pad), and never go in too heavy, testing elsewhere (texture pallet you see as my background).

[@TheChristhesecond]

@@ArtisOpus hey. Thanks for the reply. Your brushes and texture pad are on my Xmas list. Using make up brushes with gw paint. So I tried to do giant flesh as per one of your recent videos and it turned out ok but colours blends showed the chalkyness instead of smooth like yours. I’m aware that obviously I’m using massively inferior brushes but surely it can’t just be that? I had some wet kitchen roll to dampen the brush too

[@ArtisOpus]

@@TheChristhesecond Too much or too little water can be the cause of the problem. You'll notice I am very precise with exactly how much I use - it's always one drop from the back of the brush in the dampening pad and I work it carefully. Our brushes will make a difference as well. they're excellent for this. I hope you get your Christmas wish🎅😊

[@kido2577]

What if I would just stripling dark red over something like chaos black spray? Would that make the transition too stark?

[@Gooch359]

Thats an amazing effect....but if its cloaked and viewed from above, wouldnt you see the ground and the night sky from underneath it? Or is it a night sky camouflage?

[@ArtisOpus]

Up to you to use it however you best see fit, for safe of argument this guy is banking aggressively while cloaking ;) Also I definitely can't paint a planetscape in 5minutes like I can a starry sky!

[@Tonyh064]

Tessaract Glow fluoresces under black light! Grab a UV flashlight and this will look even better!

[@ArtisOpus]

Oh wow I didn't know! 😊Thank you!

[@athollmcnicoll256]

I can not see why you used green as a definer between the orange red and the black, as to me it looks out of proportion and might have been better transitioning down across the main fuselage . But its your model and for demonstration purposes suited the purpose - Cheers for sharing. I knew the old toothbrush trick would come in useful.

[@ArtisOpus]

You could be right dude :) Thanks very much!

[@Dummythxc]

What is in your sponge you put your brush in?

[@ArtisOpus]

Hey, that's our dampening pad :) We use it to add moisture to the brush while painting😊

[@Dummythxc]

@@ArtisOpus is it just like water or a type of thinner? Very cool work btw. I have binged a lot of your videos already 😂

[@roninklaus5379]

one question please: i´m about to buy the drybrush set and i want to buy the texture palette also. can you tell me please if the palette can be cleaned after loading it up with paint. or just used it till full and throw it up? thank you very much

[@ArtisOpus]

Hey dude, no need to clean it, check out Sunday's video to see just how much abuse mine get. I periodically re-prime (chaos black)

[@roninklaus5379]

@@ArtisOpus thank you! Did a good purchase today

[@ArtisOpus]

@@roninklaus5379 Amazing, buddy!🤩Thank you so much for the support and I hope they serve you well! Come back to comments if you have any more questions/requests and to let us know how it goes😊

[@maximem.ste-marie3578]

paint it black. That's it. best cloak ever.

[@ankerboi]

Wonderfull 👏🏻

[@ArtisOpus]

Big thanks😊

[@1974Carnage]

Seen a few nice cloaking videos. I thought cloak position was fine as any gamer is going to realise what's happening. I'd have maybe done more detail on the rear end and left the silver off the cockpit as if cloaked, would all be cloaked 🤔 but then, with my level of painting, mine would probably look like the cloak had malfunctioned 😂

[@ArtisOpus]

Agree, dude! The main reason for painting the frame is actually just for contrast. It looked a bit weird without even if it is 'wrong'😊

[@dipal3305]

Brilliant......😵

[@ArtisOpus]

Many thanks for the support, bud!

[@quincy_md]

Jeez, an hour and a half to do that? It takes me longer than that just to get a decent basecoat on a model 😕 Looks great, possibly would have brought the transition pont a bit further back and possibly at a slight angle. Would look great on something like a star trek model, like a klingon ship decloaking or something 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ArtisOpus]

Agree on all accounts 😊Thanks, bud!

[@MrKieras666]

Also,when you're doing public,either do face to face or look for something,your current expression looks like trough a Millipee-or-whatever gunshot wound to be

[@kibanchick]

How to insult 2 races: "Dry brushing Necron ship"

[@ger5956]

Remember to like and comment to appease the almighty algorithm 👍🏼

[@FacilityD20]

all hail the almighty algorithm

[@ArtisOpus]

You guys are legends❤❤❤

[@TheHangryGoat]

😀

[@ArtisOpus]

:)

[@stevepickford3004]

Doesn't really sell the cloaking idea to me. Should have the red still at the top of the fins on the front there. Line of green is a bit straight too. Looks a bit odd having the windows cloaked but not the window frames too

[@ArtisOpus]

Plenty of learning points for a first attempt😊

[@tacticalmattfoley]

“Large ship”...cuts eyes to pile of 1/32 scale aircraft models......

[@ArtisOpus]

😅😅fair point!

[@tacticalmattfoley]

@@ArtisOpus I would love to see you paint a 1/48, at least, WW2 military aircraft.