How to use OIL PAINTS on Miniatures / Skaventide Ep.8

[@MrSnackysmorez]

Okay I have been painting minis and have subscribed to a ton of channels but how in the world have I not come across your videos?! The KZbin algorithm stinks. Your content is great!!! I like to see the use of the oil washes as I am a little hesitant to try it myself but your videos are giving me the confidence to attempt it! Thank you!

[@resourcefulminiatures]

thank you for the kind words

[@TylerBelmont]

That looks incredible and seems like a super simple and easy to follow method! I think you've convinced me to invest in some oil paints to try this on some of my BG minis.

[@resourcefulminiatures]

Thank you, hope it comes out great and feel free to reach out if you have any mor equestions

[@TheShaggyarab]

I just love your channel and videos, will always support you

[@resourcefulminiatures]

Thank you!

[@diyfireking]

It's a masterpiece ✨✨

[@resourcefulminiatures]

I wouldnt call it that, but thank you very much

[@Evie96]

great video! thanks.

[@resourcefulminiatures]

thank you, glad you liked it

[@xyonblade]

very nice method

[@resourcefulminiatures]

Thank you

[@criticalcommenter]

Nice quick and simple method.

[@resourcefulminiatures]

Thank you

[@Lavendeer201]

How'd you get that basecoat down so fast! I've been basecoating my world eaters and I've only got 10 1/2 done 😭

[@resourcefulminiatures]

video is slightly sped up, but with practice you start to see the porper order i wich to basecoat so that each layer can cover the overspill from the one before

[@KaguyaQuincy]

I assume the armor trim is what's doing it. Just painted a scarab terminator and base coating the trim took me ages

[@resourcefulminiatures]

@@KaguyaQuincy are you working with the brush sideways?

[@pigeaterpig6171]

exciting technique, tempted to try it out on plaguemonks that I'm currently busy with. Just wondering, would there be much of a difference with using gw washes instead of oil paints?

[@resourcefulminiatures]

Painted a clan rat using this technique on Ep.1 if you want to chek it out, the big difference is that you wont be able to clean the wash, and the raised details will end up darker.

[@pigeaterpig6171]

@@resourcefulminiatures already did and I think I'll try it out with washes first on a few models. Being able to cleanup any spot a bit with oils seems much more flexible though, definitely will give it a try if I won''t be satisfied with washes, thanks!

[@nicolasfernandez5572]

Amazing as always! Where are you from? I got alba oils in Argentina...

[@resourcefulminiatures]

soy de argentina

[@nicolasfernandez5572]

@@resourcefulminiatures genio total! Ahora te comparto con amigos 😀

[@resourcefulminiatures]

@@nicolasfernandez5572 Gracias!

[@henriksperling7799]

very nice!

[@resourcefulminiatures]

Thank you

[@Juample]

En mi tienda de bellas artes más cercana (que en realidad es una franquicia de manualidades…) no saben recomendarme que producto llevarme cuando les hablo de white spirit o diluyentede óleos. Es lo mismo que el aguarrás? Si pretendemos usarlas muy hay que barnizar antes?

[@resourcefulminiatures]

si, es lo mismo que el aguarrás, pero muchos pintores no soportan el olor y suelen acudir a el que se hace especialmente para oleos que es casi inoloro(en mi pais la botella dice "diluyente especial sin olor para artistas" y accesorio para oleos debajo). No es necesario barnizar. Hay personas que lo hacen pero si sos gentil con el hisopo no vas a afectar la capa de abajo. Podes considerar un barniz mate para finalizar y conseguir un mismo acabado en todo el modelo si los oleos secan mas brillosos que acrilicos.

[@Juample]

@@resourcefulminiatures Gracias Maestro.

[@Helliondre]

Nice work but I would've said using oil wash better than oil paint. At first I think you'll show how to use oil from scratch😅