Easy Terrain Chipping and Weathering on a 24 Hour Painting binge (Warhammer 40k Chaos Siren Part 2)

[@Terrainosaur]

This is so great. I laughed hard during your commentary, it really works. The tentacles are 💯 aces; I like their paint job on them a lot. Your pressing method was very interesting. Lots of good work here. Good job keeping it educational and entertaining.

[@SteveFamine]

Thanks Mitch! Yeah the pressing method was how I can lightly add rust without having to stipple or use a brush if I can and give my hands a break. I also wanted to avoid the airbrush or a spray for the salt masking method. This did about the same effect I wanted

[@KnarbMakes]

Wow, there was so much informational content in here. That sponging technique is soooo good.

[@Terrainosaur]

Agreed.

[@SteveFamine]

Based Knarb :D

[@Kitties.and.Kitbashes]

Looks great. I've known about using torn up sponges for terrain chipping for a long time, but this is the first I've seen simply pressing the flat side against a wall. Nice.

[@matthewneil3016]

Your work is stellar man. 👍

[@ChampionofTerra]

amazing! I was following your on instagram for a while now, and I am super happy to see you have a channel now )

[@AvocationNation]

Great painting tutorial! I'd love to see more of the build process, texturing, etc. Thanks! 20 minutes of detailed rambling is not a problem :)

[@SteveFamine]

Yeah the first video was much shorter where I built it! being timed made me record less

[@dutchminiaturehobbyist]

great job! i really like it and learned a lot from the video, thanks!

[@jasonread16]

Can't wait to see more of your builds! Always happy to see more terraintube espescially when it looks this good, also I enjoy your casual delivery. Keep it up!

[@SteveFamine]

Thanks! I wasnt sure how I came off

[@recoverybynight3406]

Awesome work! Great seeing pigments in action! Will be trying them out myself for the first time in the very near future!!

[@corkey2077]

I'm just starting out making terrain and you have given me so many ideas thank you for sharing your build

[@AddamsFactory69]

I love your piece such a great result 😀 Also, I would watch hours of fotage of you working on that big table top you showed too! Can't wait for more

[@HacksawsHobbyBunker]

If someone asked me "Say, what would it have been like if Hunter S. Thompson was building terrain?" I would send them a link to this video. ;-) Some great stuff, always appreciate a good sponging technique but loads of other useful stuff in there. Great build. Cheers!

[@SteveFamine]

Thank you! that means a lot! Yeah I like the longer hang out format for painting videos. I'll do the same for full armies I work on.

[@minimalbard6498]

Really helpful commentary, I like the way you talk through the thought process. Looks 👍

[@SteveFamine]

Yeah I'd rather have content with more information than an tl;dr here isthe Citadel tier step by step. You can see the flow of changing things mid-project

[@ricoqwertz123]

I subscribed! Nice stuff, good Video 😃👍

[@CrazyCrafterLivestream]

Great tutorial Steve, as crafter who has t done any Warhammer terrain, this video was chalk full of great ideas to serve as some inspiration for an upcoming project.

[@pva]

Rustoleum is such a useful product. Excellent work again. You make realistic yet fantastic terrain look easy dude. Great result as always. Your channel will get huge!

[@SteveFamine]

Really try and prime your terrain with it! The white coverage and dusting is literally one of the best things I've come across for "Secret Tools"

[@ninjamel_official5730]

Im here showing support from knarb makes... So glad I was turned into this channel

[@SteveFamine]

Thanks! So much more to come!

[@immersiveterrain]

This piece looks amazing. Your work is incredibly inspiring. Well done sir.

[@Rasnadov]

godly work. congratz

[@simonjohnson8131]

Now I feel the need to get some weathering powders, they really seem to make a big difference. My fav details are the corpses, kinda much more subtle than in most other scenery I've seen which adds to the chaos vibe.

[@SteveFamine]

On the rest of the terrain right now I'm really trying to hide a lot of small details / little doodads and keep the primary pieces fairly muted

[@angusmason9958]

Really nice job and fantastic tutorial. Subscribed!

[@w40kavecarcanoide]

Très beau travail et j'adore les éléments modulable, mais ma question reste entière comment ranges-tu ces chef d'oeuvre ? Félicitations