Avoid Mistakes with Your First Warhammer Model

[@TinBearStudios]

Returning after a few months out to deal with real world things! Thanks for the patience of you guys who watch every video, I'm excited to be recording new stuff again and get ready for 10th Edition coming this summer.

[@ElBartintio]

It's great to hear that you're back and ready to create more content for us!

[@Wildwolf5910]

Holy shit your alive!

[@TinBearStudios]

I'm so excited!

[@TinBearStudios]

I am indeed! I was hoping you'd watch, appreciate all your support as one of the first people to find the channel 😊

[@inquisitor_snake]

Dammit KZbin didn't notify me that you'd posted! Sorry I'm late to the video. Its awesome to see you back painting and making miniatures!

[@TinBearStudios]

So pleased to see you back! Great to see you buddy and I'm really happy to be back.

[@PaulIsBadAtStuff]

Really great tutorial! Well presented and informative, and the results look awesome. Something I don't do is clip everything out for a model, mostly because I'm an idiot and sometimes forget which bit goes where, especially on smaller parts that look fairly identical to other parts that need to be on a specific side, like leg plates on dreadnoughts and stuff, but for most models I think it's well worth I start to get everything off the sprue, beacuse swapping between clippers, knife, glue back and forth is definitely not as efficient!

[@TinBearStudios]

Thanks for the comment Paul, as I've binged all your content it's definitely a touch surreal seeing you in the comments! Completely relate on clipping everything out and we all find a flow which works, I've made the mistake (as I'm sure many of us have) of clipping a whole squad out at once thinking I'm being efficient and then realising you've got no clue what arm goes on what torso...oops. I find in general clipping everything out for one model is great, also I know Peachy at The Painting Phase tends to put parts he's clipped out on top of the relevant part in the instructions to keep track which is kind of genius.

[@dubart5918]

Great that you're back! Awesome video And awesome shirt 👌

[@TinBearStudios]

Ha, thanks on the shirt! Great to be back too 😊

[@saiancantin7667]

Happy you're back!

[@TinBearStudios]

Me too! You've been around since the start with a few others, I really appreciate that.

[@stevenmay306]

Thanks I’ll use some of these techniques to improve my next figure

[@TinBearStudios]

Pleased to hear it! Thanks Steven.

[@OnceinaSixSide]

Hey hey the tin bear is back in the studio! 😁

[@TinBearStudios]

Thanks for the support buddy! Pleased to be back.

[@DaXiS1987]

Great to have you back uploading!

[@TinBearStudios]

Thanks! I'm really pleased to be back 😊

[@ZERO_Zero0]

Welcome back sir

[@TinBearStudios]

Zero! Thanks for watching and coming back to support, I really appreciate it.

[@TheTankArtist]

Yes!

[@TinBearStudios]

Why thanks!

[@TheTankArtist]

The viedo was worth the wait Good sir

[@AW-qz4kk]

what is the paint scheme for the space marine at 10:08

[@theblueexorcist8731]

Do you need primer for armyspeed paint

[@TinBearStudios]

You do indeed! So for speed paints to work of any sort, from Citadel to Army Painter and Vallejo, you need to paint them onto of a light base colour. So if you're new to this just go for a white/off white primer and they will work really nicely.