How I Became a Decent Warhammer Painter in Only 30 Days

[@majorkill]

The learning curve isn't as bad as it seems but glazing can still suck my balls Keen to give painting a try? Why not start with a Major Mini : www.majorminis.com.au/

[@sal_monella]

Major Minis needs a painting service.

[@solwilkinson8551]

do you have tips for panting big tau mechs for a first time painter and cool videos bw

[@ginopain3824]

@@solwilkinson8551 lots of the tips in this video are really good for tau, especially panel lining. On tau it’s especially important to keep the paint smooth and thin, along with whenever you have a secondary/accent colors on the model try and keep them as distinct and separated on different panels to make them stand out. Here’s a video that I think does this very well: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/apzbgp5-r6-ZjJo Also, subassembly’s are your friend

[@klausernstthalheim9642]

Why do you glaze your balls?

[@greenshyt]

So for those of us that got in early when you had an "all major minis" Stl pack we were promised ALL future Majorkill minis. You made a new site for them and suddenly that no longer applies. Are you at least going to make another all STL pack for the new ones?

[@ExeterFFFF]

One thing that drives me insane about watching pro painters is they’ll be like “alright, now we’re gonna do some shading” and they’ll start and then just fast forward and it’s magically done perfectly. SHOW ME YOUR MISTAKES, I KNOW YOU MADE SOME. SHOW ME HOW TO FIX MY SHAME!

[@royceatkinson]

I too feel that shame my dude.

[@rain4825]

We mostly don't, actually. Secret sauce is taking your time (and as experience piles up you make less mistakes). And for the most if you thin your paint properly then you can just cover up any eventual mistake with the original color.

[@Sonof_DRN2004]

Tbf I think you’re watching the wrong videos. You need to watch tutorials not videos of them painting things. ITS DIFFERENT GOD DAMN IT!

[@rthj6446]

Have a clean brush ready and just lift off the mistakes. Just add some varnish before, and you wont ever lift off any layers.

[@Alex_Anti]

use oils. better in every way ;)

[@the_real_ch3]

Seriously, shoutout to Squidmar. Guy is an absolute ace painter but can break tips and techniques down very well for the much less talented among us

[@justtosharefiles678]

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[@tuckercoolman5390]

Among us

[@kvarntobben]

squidmar is an absolute dickhead why u kissing his ass?

[@D4N1L0_]

Sus

[@dylanmorgan2752]

Shoutout Duncan Rhodes too. Brilliant tool for beginners.

[@TheWarmachine375]

Me: "Is this possible to learn this power and knowledge?" Majorkill: "Not from the Emperor."

[@Jandiss]

are you suggesting the Emperor wouldn't be capable of doing so? Heretic, i shall have the Inquisition hunting you down.

[@CT--on2zj]

heresy

[@darthkek1953]

Yes, Inquisitior, that post right there.

[@reclusiarchgrimaldus1269]

Bold words for someone within crusading distance

[@benjakincabbagewalkerbenja7943]

How dare you blaspheme against the God-Emperor?

[@TheWarmachine375]

Majorkill is a man of many talents.

[@absolutelyloyalspacemarine1684]

Getting naked on yt and not get banned is one of them

[@DatGitGhaz]

He can also suck a golf ball through a garden hose

[@sagenod440]

Also getting bukkake’d by paint primer 5:10

[@COULY_GALLO01]

he's australlian, what do you think it takes to survive literal hell on earth

[@jasoninthehood9726]

@@COULY_GALLO01I can tell you’ve never been to Iraq

[@Vinlander95]

You should do a video on the best novels to read for each legion and/or faction. ex: Uriel Ventris novels for Ultramarines, Gaunts Ghost series for Imperial Guard, Infinite and the Divine for Necrons, etc.

[@jamesmooers8430]

That would be an epic video.

[@realboomslang]

I would love to see that as well

[@Razyrazer]

He doesnt read he gets it from the wiki and lex

[@Razorfncheytac]

My man you just gave me the confidence to tackle my SoB models I've been sitting on for over a year. Cheers

[@TheWarmachine375]

I wonder if Majorkill can paint a miniature model of Lion "Charles Dance" El'Jonson and make it pure unadulterated badass.

[@HeliophobicRiverman]

I'm not a fan of the Dark Angels or their primarch, but picturing Charles Dance in that role does help. A lot. I'd follow a primarch with a Charles Dance personality.

[@Audiotrocious]

He looks more like Sir Davos

[@nickxx9729]

I don't paint or play warhammer, but recently started painting my dnd miniatures and though I got better at it over the last one month, all these pro painters on youtube discouraged me with their over the top quality while using same techniques as I do. Your video showed realistic progress and motivated me a lot, big thanks!

[@switchkill88]

dont worry, took me a year to be really proud of my progress. And i'm still way beyond pro painter. Try different style (airbrush, contrast, slapchop, etc), i did so and found that those contrast paint with a zenital primer are the way i love to paint my minies.

[@SAMcGarvey1]

Good work Majorkill. The key to getting better at painting is to keep painting

[@alexf1353]

Next Majorkill video when 10th releases: How I Became a Decent Warhammer Player in Only 30 Days

[@CodyRPierce]

The honesty makes Me trust you more than anyone else. Fuck yeah bro

[@myownaccount5058]

I just got into the hobby a few months ago, and I’ve been nervous about actually starting to paint them beyond just priming them black. This was super helpful!

[@spaznorcrest]

I only started painting last summer and have already won a couple miniature of the month competitions. Don't be worried about being perfect right away, making mistakes is what makes you improve. Just have to send it and know you will get better at it.

[@thedyingmeme6]

Yeah, the first model is quite intimidating to start painting (especially if it's big and/or a named character cuz my dumbass started w Magnus the Red) but it gets easier!!!

[@astinwillier6808]

I love it. You're helping a lot of people break into the painting process. Keep at it brother

[@simonpark843]

I learned to paint from the old Mike McVey book (yes, I'm old), but there's so much online info now you can't go wrong. Another thing to do when you do a basecoat is to thin the paint more and do several coats - the initial one filling in the nooks and crannies (like you did with the black ink stuff) and the next coat(s) being progressively thinner until you get the the outer edges or larger areas of armour, etc. It's time consuming but ends up looking decent. Also, don't be afraid to use washes as a basecoat once you get more confident - you can achieve some good effects. You still thin them out as you work outward from the more recessed parts of each model and so on, but it can look good. I liked that you emphasized the whole wet palette technique as it really is essential to getting good results.

[@josephpetersonson6172]

Much appreciated, I got some Custodes hidden in a Box still waiting to be painted. After I finish my first Mini (Angron) I will certainly use those tricks for my golden boys. Love your content lad.

[@joshgrillo2482]

I think you nailed it. Putting in the reps is important. I suck, but have seen improvement over time. Totally not a display painter, but happy with my own progress. Keep on keeping on.

[@Dimplepig]

This is a great absolute beginner painting video. My biggest criticism would be that a lot of the techniques are hyper focused on dudes in power armor, which makes sense considering the focus of your audience, but keeps me from being able to recommend this video to absolutely everyone starting out. I would love to see you continue this on imperial guard and tyranids. Maybe even some AOS minis to really show different techniques to focus on fur, scales, and skin.

[@adrianfurlow5498]

This is absolutely great timing since I just got my friends into painting and they already love watching your videos

[@lashleynationallibrary5695]

I would love to see more painting vids from you! So down to earth and fun like all of your content. Love you stuff man!

[@spongederp160]

People who are getting into miniature painting (TIPS) 1. Thin down your paints, better to apply multiple thin coats than one thick coat. 2. Don't worry about making mistakes, they can be fixed and making mistakes is part of learning. 3. Right brush for the right job. Don't use one size brush for everything, make sure to use at least a few different size brushes for different tasks. 4. Don't overprime. When you prime, don't over do it, better to have less than more, even if a bit of the plastic is showing through the primer. 5. Use a wet pallet. You can buy them, but I'd recommend making your own. Plenty of tutorials on youtube and google and it's far cheaper. 6. When getting into models, start small. When you paint your first model, don't buy the biggest, most expensive thing straight away, start on one small model and practice. Hope this helps.

[@Azakamak2401]

I'd like to add to this by mentioning batch painting if you have a fair number of models to paint. Painting your army one at a time might make it at least seem to take forever(if not actually take forever), but if you're painting two or three or so at a time it can help cut that feeling down. While it'll mostly depend on you and your army, I'd suggest doing three to five models at a time so that you can put a decent dent in your pile of grey while not get tired of staring at the exact same model for hours on end or overwhelmed at certain steps in the painting process.(I had this happen to me while painting my last batch of Orks. I was highlighting the skin, which me took HOURS per model and I had to do ten of them)

[@PromethusTitian]

I know I'm late to watching this video, but I just want to say that you were a major inspiration for me to get into Warhammer, and I love your videos. I hope you continue to make lots more

[@GuitarGuy4647]

I’m just now getting into Warhammer and stumbled onto your videos and I want to give you a huge thank you. Your videos are funny, well thought out, and super informative. I appreciate how passionate you are about 40K and you’ve taught me a ton. Thanks!

[@matejparak1637]

I´ve spend a lot of hours watching painting guides and its awesome how every one gives you something. This one I didn't expect much - I know your content but I will certainly try the gems.

[@matejparak1637]

You done a remarkable job!

[@tracybrandt9524]

I super agree with Majorkill’s mental health assessment in regards to mini painting. I own a small tree care company. The stress of a dangerous job and owning a business can pile up. Painting minis allows me to relax and focus my chaotic mind and think of the future games I will play with my friends.

[@sirbaconbuster]

This is my new go-to tutorial for painting to show to people who are new to the hobby. Great tips. Easily digestable format. And a distinct lack of intimidating painting jargon. Well done Majorkill. You have definitely helped smooth out the learning curve for future mini painters.

[@azmiraclegirl441]

Would you ever consider putting out a PRIMARCH model? I need a Demon Corax hunting the webway and a Daemon Prince of Chaos Undivided Lorgar running from him!!

[@martinbaranyi2129]

Well the answer is yes lol

[@tristanlee8495]

Just a note on the Tamiya clear red, if you're going to apply two thin coats of it ( personally prefer one coat) make sure you thin it down with Tamiya X20A thinner as the paint, while acrylic, doesn't thin with water and will, in my experience at least, clump and seperate. On another note you can 100% use washes on black, just not in the conventional sense, brown washes make black look really worn down and is a very effective weathering technique but for me at least I make a quick clean black by painting a dark grey like Eshin and then using black templar overtop which creates a nice subtle effect. Also as a fellow Craftworld player it pained me to see that guardian get slapped with a howling banshee rune lol.

[@Grodgen]

I watched Duncan Rhodes and several other non-professional for about 2 years before finally dropping cash for minis. Welcome to the hobby, bro. I hope you post more of your work.

[@ceegronlee]

Every Lorehammer channel should have at least one painting/model showcase vid. This was great! I love how the dude at Adepticon gave you a 3/5 and then you just come back with a tips vid 🤣🤣🤣

[@thequestbro]

It's nice to see a hobby video from you. I like your lore videos, but this is the kind of content I like best.

[@MentoliptusBanko]

All the advise you gave are sound and helpful. I hope it will help newcomers and beginners. I wish there were as many introduction videos when I was starting miniature painting...

[@TheGodOfWarhammer]

Your Alderi are really good man. It’s good that you’re using the spare time to paint too. It is dumb spending 8 hrs a day playing a game with nothing to show for it and it’s not easy putting paint on mini’s so thank you for sharing.

[@davivanatorable]

God damn I'm just recently getting into mini painting and my feed thabkfully is getting filled with tutorials and the stars aligned Majorkill also uploads painting stuff

[@plastictemplars]

After a while on getting into the lore and stuff I got my hands on one space marine mini, I've been watching countless tutorials but never got the courage to start messing my fist mini, today this video helped me more that you think, it always strike different when a non-artist encourage others, thanks a lot great channel

[@tychoMX]

Just do it! It'll be a glorious mess - it usually is for most of us. And then you pick it up from there, likely improving a little bit every time.

[@Infinityhammerpainting]

This vid was a great one! Thanks for the shutout and cool to see my banana boys on you channel! It's always a joy to see somethings explained by an Australian! 😂 You should make more vids like this as you progress an learn more stuff!

[@racerx9931]

I've been collecting Necrons for almost 3 years, have +145 models so far, about 85 assembled. I've painted exactly one set of 10 Warriors beyond primer, trying out different color combos to see what I like. All 10 warriors look like crap, just in different colors.. I have fun collecting, building and kit bashing the models. I go full magnets when I can and I have started molding extra bits to fill missing pieces. Example would be all the Immortals are magnetized to swap guns and I molded extra spines and chests to still use the Deathmark bits on Warrior body's. I've been converting Wraiths into Spyders and having a lot of fun.. But someday soon I have to start putting paint on my minis.

[@gwilym1991]

As someone also painting up shield host Proteus this was exactly my jam. I was fairly happy with how my models looked but a bunch of these techniques will make them look better. Also want to paint Harlequins so the white and gem lessons very appreciated.

[@thedyingmeme6]

Proteus. . . As in.... the Proteus Protocol?

[@gwilym1991]

@@thedyingmeme6 yeah, in the final episode. Alfa gives the army list for the group kitten takes to Mars. Two of them are pricey forge world minis though, which last I checked were out of stock.

[@Wulfenbach]

Next video, "How I became a golden deamon winner, in only 60 Days", silliness aside, it's great to see people improving their paint skills, keep up the good work :)

[@alienlobsteroo4882]

Dude I love the way you talk so unapologetically. Reminds me of when I used to enjoy youtube.

[@aJamBiscuit]

Step 1 to becoming a good painter: THIN YOUR PAINTS GODDAMMIT

[@bretthunter6872]

Man, I am new to this whole scene. Loved Squidmar's vids so far, but my guy this vid? THIS VIDEO IS A GEM DOG. I will be visiting the major mini shop to support you sir.

[@faiflowright01]

Great vid! Remember to thin your paints if needed too. Also, tip on transfers, after you spray on your varnish, you can now paint over the decal to maybe give it a scoffed or scratched look. Quick example would be to add the same base paint over some parts to make it look chipped.

[@actively_narcissistic]

0:32 I completely agree, many painters on KZbin are at an insanely high skill level, and the ones that aren't often focus on the content and viewing experience instead of teaching.

[@reece4791]

Another great technique I discovered to make gold stand out and not look flat is to use a purple shader like druchii violet as an alternative to riekland flesh-shade or something similar. Purple contrasts with yellow incredibly well and unlike with brown shades that serve to mostly dim the gold, the purple adds some warmth to it that really makes it pop.

[@codyinacoma]

I have to commend you on having the balls to get up in front of all of your fans and admit that you could better your skills, you may not be as good as other people and that really humbles you and shows the difference between you and a lot of other people on this platform

[@jaymo288]

I’ve decided to start my first Army. Going to have a crack at the Orks, hopefully I do a good paint job. Watching loads of tutorial videos.

[@aaron8977]

I just started painting my first minis (bought a space marine 3 pack starter pack) and I’m already hooked! It only took 2 of them before I had a little confidence in what I was doing

[@austinwarren8533]

I’ve been a fan of warhammer for about 3 years now but only recently did I decide to buy my first models so I can get into the tabletop. I haven’t fully built my thousand sons combat patrol yet but I was already getting stressed about having to paint them considering I sucked at painting in school. I feel somewhat more confident now though after watching this video although I’m sure I’ll make a few mistakes.

[@Itri_Vega]

If it helps, try to enjoy the process of painting rather than rushing to the finish line. Give yourself time and it will come out well.

[@velikynovgorod4358]

I'm in your boat man, except I got about 300-400 dollars worth of models, RIP me.

[@Scott90314]

I have about 1800 pts and haven't even primed them 🤣. I'm not going to rush it.

[@veteranofbaal8232]

As someone who is in love with the painting and modelling side of the hobby this is a wet dream come true.

[@facetankhank]

I think I can upgrade my painting game now. Good tips! More painting vids are cool for the future imho.

[@saltyfighterbiker8864]

Thanks Majorkill, Keep em coming

[@murphydaveelte]

2 things that have really helped my painting are 1) holding the miniature securely and steadily, preferably using a holder and stabilizing the hands against each other, and against a table for finer detail, and 2) getting some magnifying glasses - total game changer on the level of precision and detail I've been able to achieve.

[@lectoor85]

Im going to start paint minis soon and this video is great. Good helpful tips that i will bring with me on this journey. Thanks

[@WeOnlyEatSoup]

Yooooo that BLADE CHAMPION is looking 🔥🔥🔥

[@kevindynes4215]

Been wanting to get into the Warhammer side of things for a while, but these tips and tricks will also help elevate my Battletech models as well. Cheers Majorkill!

[@marcusgodfrey4061]

Thank you Majorkill, I've been wanting to start collecting and painting but had no idea where to even start. Going to be getting the king ork and ra soon as well as some custodes and a titan

[@jaynicker1846]

I was going to get into mini painting, but now this gives me a much cleaner start. Thank you.

[@TheSonshade]

Great vid. Used to paint in the 90's D&D times (I've never played Warhammer, but always painted the lead orks because those colours!) and just got my 1 year Warhammer+ Vindicare Assassin...first model in 30 years and I'm assembling it at work because work is my sponsor. Now I have to paint. Love this at this time.

[@Florkl]

As a new Custodes painter, this video is exactly what I needed. Metallic paints break so many of the standard painting recommendations.

[@tomyorke3412]

Always a blast to watch your stuff man.

[@freddymcshreddy6586]

I completely agree with what you said about the gemstones. I’m currently painting Blood Angels so I have to paint a lot of those blood tear drop gemstones and even just getting those things down right goes a long way to making my models look so much better.

[@ZarliWin]

Great video. One thing i learned from the gunpla community, for the tamiya panel liner is to first gloss coat with an acrylic and use mineral spirits to clean up the excess panel linear. This is because alcohol might also destroy thebpaint underneath.

[@PelinalDidNothingWrong]

While this is pretty different from Majorkill's usual content; I really like it! I hope we get more of this in the future!

[@PZY.Studios]

Got some major minis coming in the mail I cant belive theres no reviews on youtube ohhh baby ima take advantage of this audiance guy and gal

[@franpschorr3646]

I've been painting my Custodes army and it's the first army with power weapons (spears and axes) that are wide spread. I really don't like any of the other common ways that people paint power weapons. So I actually took my roommates nail polish and used that. She had a blue one with little glitter specs that catch the light and make the blades shine. I paint them blue with white highlights, then put a thin layer of nail polish on top. They look dope and are pretty unique to me.

[@joshuacouture479]

I want to see more of that castellated axe that you painted, it looks crisp

[@quantus9757]

The thing I want to add for shading in recesses or the nooks and crannies is shaders like nuln oil can still be used, but you just brush over where the places where the shade will be. An example is for my ultramarines, I like to use a drakenhof nightshade, a dark bluish shader, and just have my brush go over all the small grooves and such in the armor. It does help with brush control as well since it is possible to get too much shading on an area, but that can easily be fixed by soaking the excess with the brush or just painting over it with the base color and trying again.

[@rexaholic2164]

I know there's lots of better painting tutorials out there but none that deliver it as awesomely as majorkill😂😂keep doing what you're doing coz we love the content bro💪🏻

[@doominator-117]

Been a long time since I stop painting minis, either for myself or for some friends, and after this, I think I want to go back. After all, the feeling of succes that you have after finish even one single model is just beautiful. And now, after the new Termis models are coming up, maybe adding Shark Daddy and the King Orc to them could be a good and fun proyect. Never thought about Major giving us advice about painting, but it was great.

[@FishyMcGriddle]

How coincidental, this video comes out the day my Majorminis arrive. I’m hyped.

[@sarionilkka]

I just got back to the hobby after 15 years and found the GW paint kits an easy step to start. Maybe not enough paints for complicated minis for painting competitions, but surely enough to get your journey started and you don't have to spend too much time picking paints for the very first set of your minis. Also with a bit of mixing those few pots can do quite a lot. Have no idea if it is cheaper, but at least it was one step that I could easily cross off from my list and get to painting.

[@nicholascorcoran4734]

Hey Majorkill, love the video. I wanted to leave a thank you in the comments because I've been building and collecting warhammer for a little while now. However after a few failed attempts at painting I was looking at either accepting that I'd either have to play in grey 🤢, or get someone to paint for me. Now seeing some of your miniatures (wether you call them bad or not) I feel like I have an idea of what I was doing wrong. So thank you for your painting tips today and all your other informative and funny videos. But most of all for inspiring me to pick up my brush for another go. Can't wait to see what you bring out in the future.

[@00dmb5]

@Majorkill good job man, I've been painting on and off for almost 20 years, and just got back into it, in part courtesy of Henry Cavill, and your videos, good on you to take up the painting side of things, keep it up, don't forget to sacrifice some nuln oil to your hobby space!

[@gregseward1806]

Love the video mate! Way to look out for the community!

[@naprasa]

This is a great, honest explanation of how to get started. Thanks!

[@AzeriathGaming]

I NEED to see more of your friends Custodes. Holy mother of the Emperor they looked amazing!

[@inquisitormaddox8581]

Can’t wait for a how powerful a space marine vid much like your custodian video

[@alexbrown1930]

Something I did for chains is paint them warplock Bronze, then use runebreaker iron on just the tops of some links. It looks very different, but very cool.

[@RampageRich]

I just got into painting minis myself bought the Dark Angels Combat Patrol box and then used birthday money to buy wrath of the soul forge king box for my Dark Angels goodness because The LIon is coming soon lol. They turned out a lot better than I thought they would and I have only gotten better as I have gone on. Working on my Primaris Azrael right now and really taking my time with him and getting super into detail with it. on day 3 of working 4 hours at a time on him. Its so much fun and really good way to just shut off my brain for a while and not worry about anything and for the newbies remember to take your time and don't get hung up over the details.

[@gamegraves]

Awesome dude, I can't wait to give these a shot

[@Smirkules]

Honestly not a video I expected to see from you, but it certainly is appreciated. It's almost getting me in the mood to buy and paint minis, almost. I'll just stick to the lore, books, roleplaying- and video games. Thank you! Awesome job though!

[@zprettpolly]

Great vid MK!

[@Scrombo2]

Honestly even if MK is just doing this for the flex, it's cool to see people strive and improve

[@ianharrison5758]

Ok majorkill, you’ve done it, I’ve folded. I’ve tried for years to avoid the black hole that is collecting minis but with this easy painting guide I am now ready to make finally irresponsible decisions and start painting up some minis

[@jaydensmith9308]

Not sure if you had the issue, but when i used White Scar spray the paint dried before it hit the models, making them appear gritty. I switched to Grey Seer and haven't had an issue. Your Melbourne weather might be better for using white, unlike Brisbane's heat and humidity

[@thomasfauvie1364]

Keep up the good work Majorkill

[@markwalter4838]

I love putting Drakhoff Nightshade over golds as another. It creates a fantastic shade when it drys

[@omenmarin7903]

You have no idea how much this video actually helps dude, every single video I watched about paiting have this crazy, godlike painted minis, and they are like "oh you can get this good with practice!" Without any real advice or realistic goal as well progress (we all got shit to do on life)

[@Fuzzycat16]

I would suggest watching Brushstroke Painting Guides. His guides are extremely well put together and simple to understand with a lot of visual examples.

[@JeffandBCProductions]

Hey King, can you please release a follow-up video for painting chimpanzees to learn how to paint? I am absolute dog water at it, and this video improved my confidence in (potentially) giving it another go. Perhaps a review of which brushes to use in what situation, how to not goof up and paint over the wrong area (besides a steady hand), and maybe even a quick demonstration of a start-to-finish model? Kind of like in this video, but with even greater detail? Cheers from America!

[@Aleno93]

Alright I need a video from this Charlie fella ASAP. They are some clean looking Custodes.

[@ivanbigazzi]

Painting minis and working out have a surprising amount of contact points, and one's mindset can deeply help and strengthen the other. They are both based on the mind-numbing repetition of a series of small tasks that, when isolated, bring zero to little improvement on the overall skill. You don't get good with a single brushstroke like you don't get jacked with a single pushup. Yet, the habit of constant repetition over a long period of time builds up and after a year, if you look at a photo from the year before, you'll see a massive improvement. Also, like working out, one is better off not comparing his own situation to others especially online. It really is a journey of growth rather than a race.

[@ChrissyOneMusic]

Got my first kit today. Thanks for the tips!!

[@stephensummers643]

Left a comment a few weeks ago saying I’m on the brink of wanting to start painting, this is just giving me more of a nudge. Been thinking about what my first attempt should be. So far I really like either the blood angels or the raven guard.

[@Ignatiusofantioch87]

You could even drop some green and brown washes onto the oregano on your bases and it would tie it together more and look even more based. Keep it up mate

[@vyrebossman]

im going to paint my first minis today so this kinda helps thanks again minimallife!

[@davidhardy875]

I’m glad someone else prepares the spray primers as seriously as I do.

[@fadelbadiane9019]

Great video mate. Nice tips

[@ch33seweasel42]

"As GW white sucks ass" is the most straight forward and honest advice I've ever heard and earned a like for that alone. I'm not in the hobby - yet - but even I've heard this to be the case. It was the first piece of advice my friend gave me.