Making jungle bases for your warhammer army

In this video I show you how I made the jungle bases for my Seraphon army for age of Sigmar.
Enjoy!
paints used:
- Gore Grunta fur contrast
- Warp Lightning contrast
- Wyldwood contrast
- Cygor Brown contrast
- volupous pink contrast
- striking scorpion green contrast
- VGC Earth
- VGC Khaki
- VGC Bonewhite
textured rolling pin:
www.greenstuffworld.com/en/mo...
Channels from friends:
french 40k battle reports: @popihammer40k36
french warcry battle reports: @lacaveaskif
#warhammer #ageofsigmar #seraphon #painting #minipainting #paintingtutorial #paintingart #miniature #warhammer40k
0:00 intro
0:29 the plan
0:54 the build
2:43 the painting
3:40 conclusion

[@mrogface]

Ah i wish i saw this earlier, my bases are very similar minus the vines. Great addition and pretty easy to get the materials. Good idea.

[@drzephy]

Thanks! I suppose you can still try to add them to some of your bases? I feel like the priming isn't required for the string, but I might be wrong

[@mrogface]

@@drzephy I don't want to do 80+ bases

[@drzephy]

Fair XD

[@MrKaasopeenstokje]

Great work!

[@drzephy]

Thanks!

[@montanaripatrick]

Amazing video!! Thank you very much!!! I'll try to do something similar.

[@drzephy]

Thanks!

[@PF_Rider]

Trop bien !!!

[@drzephy]

Merci !

[@IIItiberius]

clever techniques!

[@drzephy]

Thank you!

[@boubushi9621]

tooooop !

[@gwenaelkeraudren751]

louuurd

[@drzephy]

❤️

[@repentia1]

what was this! how did your finger not glue to the base at 2:12... a couple hundred years ago you'd be on a stake for this xD

[@drzephy]

Its cause of the thickness of the string :P

[@PrintdAus]

Fantastic Work on these bases! I've been looking to do something similar on my Tyranid army and will 100% be using this method for them. Earned a sub from me here, can't wait to see what you do in the future.

[@drzephy]

Thank you!

[@AndreHodgesFurniture]

Look fantastic, please could you give some details about what plants you use? I’d be interested in getting something similar for my old metal Catachan.

[@drzephy]

thanks! for the plants its a mix of simple plastic aquarium plants I found on the net (couldnt find the reference) the other ones are the tropical stuff from epic basing

[@AndreHodgesFurniture]

@@drzephy thank you, I’ll check out epic basing. :)

[@aimarelz9595]

Which colours did you use to paint the yellow building stones? Most people use a grey scheme, but i like more a yellow scheme closer to the artwork. And yours looks the exact tone i had in mind.

[@drzephy]

I did a first layer of gore grunta fur, then an over brushing of Vallejo Game Color Earth and then highlights of Vallejo Game COlor Khaki

[@sthelios3864]

Vraiment fou ! Le rendu est génial. Ce serait ceci dit bénéfique de lister les peintures visuellement (dans le style du channel warhammer, ou AnotherDayMiniatures dans leurs shorts), même dans un vieux jpeg dans un coin de l'écran lorsque tu les mentionnes et/ou appliques ! Ton accent est parfaitement compréhensible donc c'est pas du tout le souci, juste quand tu speed à travers la vidéo pour récupérer les références, c'est simplement plus pratique pour faire ton panier ! Est-ce que tu as la référence du rolling pin ? C'est pour faire les socles d'un copain pour son anniversaire. Merci bcp !

[@drzephy]

Merci! Oui je le fais sur la plupart de mes tutos, mais j'avoue que là j'avais la flemme XD. En général je trouve que les couleurs précises ne sont pas si importantes. Le plus important c'est la façon de les appliquer. Mais je vais les mettre en description. Pour le rouleau, c'est le aztek rolling pin de chez green stuff world

[@sthelios3864]

top, merci beaucoup ! D'un point de vue amateur (le mien), je t'assure qu'avoir les références de peinture a son importance ! Quand tu n'as pas encore une solide réserve de peinture, ça te donne des pistes pour en former une ! Je te souhaite beaucoup de succès en tout cas, très beaux socles et super tuto, je m'abonne et hâte de voir les futurs projets !

[@thebigm7558]

Dude that cut out the part where you stare in the camera with your mic close to your mouth. That unnesscy, other than that very good tutorial and gorgeous models!

[@drzephy]

Thanks! I know it's probably unnecessary and loosing me views, but I kinda like doing it. But mb I need to tweak it to make it more engaging

[@thebigm7558]

@@drzephy I see it like that... As mean as it might sound... I don't care about the person behind painting tutorial channels. I am hear to learn. If you look something up and you want an answer, and the tutorial you found starts with 5 minutes of talking you either skip forward or you think to yourself "ok f off i am looking for someone who comes to the point" On the other hand if its a very informative and well rounded tutorial i tend to sub and show up frequently. Just my humble opinion

[@drzephy]

@@thebigm7558 Yeah I understand. I guess it's just a difference of opinion. I like when ppl add a bit of personality into their tutorials so that's why I do it. But I agree I could try and do it better to make it suit most ppl. Out of curiosity, I like putting an explanation of what my plan is before I go into the tutorial. Does that turn you off as well or is that fine?

[@thebigm7558]

@@drzephy If its brief and not drawn out sure! As i said the perfect tutorial channels are like the old art shows you would watch on tv. Easy to follow, step by step explanations and maybe some unique technique! But as i said your models look very nice! I will definitely stick around!

[@Kelann08]

These look amazing but the thumbnail I clicked on is super misleading. I don’t know anyone that would call this “easy”.

[@drzephy]

Thanks! I'm sorry you feel that way, I really believe they are easy to do, but mb I'm biased because I did like 50 of them

[@krusnikiam2777]

You’ll get better over time therefore it becomes easy.

[@Kelann08]

@@krusnikiam2777 that may be true, but that's not how the term is used in cases like this. It means easy at that point in time, not easy eventually for some. It's not "easy relative to your current experience".

[@Kelann08]

@@drzephy it's okay. Easy for you isn't necessarily easy for the general public. I also don't think that modeling clay and texture rollers fall into the realm of easy since those aren't a common thing to have. It's an agree to disagree, but takes nothing away from your amazing work and the effort you put into the tutorial. Please know I appreciate all of it!

[@drzephy]

That's fair. I think another bias of mine is that I consume a ton of hobby content and I see these rolling pins a lot so they don't register as hard to use anymore. Thanks for your comment my friend!