How to get good at miniature painting

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Chapters
0:00 intro
0:55 first tip
2:18 liquid green stuff
3:44 texture on armor
4:36 before and after armor
4:44 tip no 2
6:06 face mask
7:04 red eyes
7:38 painting black
9:01 airbrushing
10:16 painting the base
10:37 tip no 3
12:25 reveal and outro

[@Carbide-1]

Thanks for the encouragement Malte, very relatable message.

[@davelogeman]

Do you find acrylics a better medium than oils for fine details on smaller miniatures? I'm experimenting with oils and have found it difficult to achieve the same level of precision I get with normal miniature paints.

[@Watchpaintdry_minis]

Yes absolutely. I would'nt want to paint the lion with oils for instance. But larger models, especially with a lot of skin tone - i'd prefer oils for those. Different mediums with different strengths imo.

[@peterlageri4177]

Er du stoppet med at bruge oljemaling?

[@Watchpaintdry_minis]

Nej bruger stadig både olie og akryl :)