SUCK CUT: the TRUE Warhammer Speed Painting Champ

[@bettsdn]

I love that this is almost a meta commentary on speed painting methods lol. Jons method: paint the model.

[@OldManRogers]

Yeah this video is of a person painting a model. Nothing really revolutionary

[@brionguthrie2061]

I tried doing a slap chop model last night while playing dnd with my group, and I swear between that and having to rebase coat, I’m pretty sure I’d have used less time if I had just PAINTED THE MODEL 😂😂😂

[@elfberry]

Tbf that's exactly what he said@@OldManRogers

[@Demoliri]

​@@brionguthrie2061 There are a lot of models where slap-chop just doesn't really work. You need something with texture for both the dry brushing and contrast stages. Anything with flat areas just doesn't work (Knights, Tanks, a lot of Space Marine stuff). Also anything with a ton of tiny details (AdMech, GSC, Dark Eldar etc) is also kind of a nightmare because you can't clean up mistakes very well, and I imagine that if you're doing DnD heroes you will fall into this catagory aswell. It mostly works on normal sized monsters (no titan scale) and anything with fur. I done my entire Tyranid army with it and it looks great with fairly little effort, and I was pumping out my Zombicide zombies at a rate of 9 Zombies every 2h30m. For something like orks it can work very well too, especially more tribal style orks.

[@horizonsforge]

I don't think I've ever sat down to paint a model and did it the same way as the last. Experimentation is one of the most important aspects of our hobby, even those like me who paint as a means to an end. Great video! Great message as always.

[@connermccracken5397]

The cool lady with the big giant 👁👄👁. . . Scythe 💀 I don’t know if he intended for that to be a joke but it’s hilarious.

[@levi2725]

Yeah, very thirsty model lol

[@vulpinemachine]

She's got HUGE....tracts of land!

[@_munkykok_]

Big ears

[@pdubb9754]

As a newb, I stumbled across slapchop at a good time. I hated most of the half dozen minis I painted and I looked at my mini-pile of shame (still small) and wanted to quit. It simply was not clicking for me. Then I saw the infamous slapchop video and thought I should give it a try. I appreciated the results, so haven't quit. Slapchop seems like a nice entry point for folks like me who are are at the early stages of brush skill development and who might get frustrated quickly by a steep learning curve. .Who knows? Maybe sometime I'll graduate to suck kut.

[@luketfer]

Yeah It seems like this is an 'advanced' version of Slapchop, Slapchop is designed to get miniatures good enough to go on the tabletop and play a game, especially with a horde army, not every model has to be a masterpiece that took you 8 hours because painting a mob of Orks like that is going to send you mad...which I think is something a lot of these youtube miniature painters forget...they've been doing it for years, they have already mastered most of these techniques and not only that but painting is their part of the hobby, they rarely, if ever, sit down and play the actual game.

[@maverickman6486]

Sorry, I've already forgot what slapchop is supposed to be except for a type of wash with some extra technique. But also don't forget about dry brushing in in various ways too. Washes and drybushing are perfect skills to learn when beginning to paint. Also try switching up which skill to use first: Drybush then wash or Wash then Drybush. Who knows, eventually, you too will be able to rename a combination of skills too :)

[@GreenBlueWalkthrough]

By far the best explanation of what slop chop is... Which I to have bad brush skills and am 13 hours into a single 40mm tank because I keep making mistake... But I would not trade my no name 3 stage no high light wash or speed paint methiod for the world... Even if itt means what little paint I put on a model needs to be perfect to look good up close... Although it's fine a table distance.

[@ColonelSandersLite]

@@maverickman6486 Slapchop is pretty much just - do a grisaille (just fancy talk for grey scale) with some combination of zenithal highlighting, overbrushing and drybrushing then glaze in your color. Optionally, pick out details. Done. Just a silly name for an old technique but, tbh, that's cool by me. IMO, The big problem with the technique is that it really screws up saturation and vibrancy. If you want something to be highly saturated or vibrant, you have to glaze repeatedly and you will lose the grisaille's value scale altogether. Either that or you just paint opaquely and preserve the value scale manually. This is not always a problem, but in some situations, it really is. That being said, this video is exactly how you solve that problem. Instead of doing a true grisaille, do your value sketch in color. TBH though, he probably could have picked a more vibrant scheme than he did to really show the strength of the technique. As it is, her skin tone and hair are so desaturated that he probably could have just gone with a grisaille and it would have ended up in the exact same place and it would have saved some effort on the plinth she's standing on.

[@maverickman6486]

@@ColonelSandersLite Sorry if the sarcasm wasn't obvious.

[@thetattoodmini]

have to say, this video really highlights one of the reasons why i love your videos the most out of all the mini painters out there on YT... you are always experimenting and sharing that process with us, the people desperately trying to improve our own styles. you don't say "this is how you do it.", you always say, "let me show you a new method you might want to play with, here's the results i got so you can see." i recently started my journey into commission painting, as i've been painting for over 20 years and i thought it would give me some extra income to help pay for my wedding. your videos have really helped me to improve my personal style by trying new things and finding what works and what i like to use to create the look i want on my work. thanks for showing me all these new styles.

[@jamesdee4773]

Being Dutch and seeing Suck Kut made me giggle uncontrollably, didn't help that I watched this on my break and others wanted to know why I was giggling and holding my sides. I was in tears.

[@junkbarbarian]

I’m 53 and I still smirked or giggled every time you said “suck cut”. So much for maturity I guess. I think we should all start giving our work flows goofy names. Dibs on Sham Wow!!

[@Giraffemini]

Mine is the "Woopsfinewoah"

[@MarcinEstkowski]

I don't know what you're talking about. You have to be mature to giggle to "suck cut" - it is the only way!

[@willsuttie3683]

You're only young once, but you can be immature forever.

[@Jesayou]

I hope the "Ultimate" speed painting method is the Billy Mays

[@NumptyMcGlumpty]

i call mine the "whoops, bollocks" method

[@MarcinEstkowski]

I like the philosophy "don't tie yourself to the technique or the method, just have fun". I'm a painter that don't use my minis for anything other than painting, so if I paint them fast, I get less pleasure out of it.

[@kristophermelin7160]

It's nice to not be restricted by the required "black base rim," too. My bases are extensions of the mini itself. 😉

[@rogthepirate4593]

@@kristophermelin7160 Now that is just going one step too far, sir. No reason to stop being civilized. Nah, honestly, my first D&D minis didn't even have a base rim at all because I'd just slap em on a piece of cork that had one of those clear chip bases underneath. Didn't really like the rimmed bases at first. They did grow on me eventually and now I do use them both for 40k and my D&D stuff, but I still like how some of my early minis feel more like tiny dioramas.

[@_munkykok_]

Yupp, you're not wrong to go slow when pleasuring yourself.

[@Artmesa]

I noticed that the problem with transparent painting over zenithal highlight with just black/grey/white is dead shadows and potentially washed out highlights. My generic solution is going dark brown over the black primer then using an ivory for zenithal highlighting. Using specific colors for shadows and highlights is definitely the way to go if you just painting single miniature with contrast paint. Alternatively, you can spend the time to paint the model using layers. Which does look better, its true.

[@crowdemon_archives]

Lol, if anything, I did notice that Titanium White + Carbon Black has a rather bluish tone to them.

[@jack1spade]

I just wanted to say... Slap Chop is a very useful painting technique. As someone with no depth perception, it enables me to get a decent paint job that looks table good, if not gallery good. I enjoy painting but when you can TELL you're sucking because of something outside of your control, its nice havign a tool to paint minis in.

[@TheSmuey]

That tip for the metallics is SO good! I have a bust with some armor parts I've been meaning to paint up (3D-printed, so no real rush...) and I am DEFINITELY going to use that one! Thanks!

[@eoinmcorks]

You can also use the same brown-reds as a glaze later on in combo with inks to achieve really deep shadows!

[@TheSmuey]

@@eoinmcorks my go-to for game-ready miniatures when it comes to gold is actually a metallic gold paint with some Reikland Fleshshade over it, so that's a good tip!

[@rogthepirate4593]

I do something similar for my metallics. Basecoat in whatever color you want to shimmer through, then just drybrush on some metallic midtones and pick out details and a few spots to highlight (with however many additional weathering steps later, as required). Very fast and it looks amazing. Painted an entire chaos knight fairly quickly with this method, and I am VERY happy I did.

[@srqminipainter]

I can see Jon trying not to laugh every time he says "suck kut"

[@ArachnidSentinl]

Time to change the catchphrase of this channel from "slay the gray" to "let's get to suckin!"

[@daanrutten6130]

as a dutch man the name makes me laugh very hard

[@ironelemental9367]

He chose to demonstrate it on a lady model too🤣 At the hairy parts, he really got it into the cracks too!

[@michielpolorocks]

Was looking for this, and as is tradition GEKOLONISEERD

[@TheKevlol]

Please explain :D clueless German dude does not understand

[@ironelemental9367]

@@TheKevlol for a german i believe the word kut translates to fotze

[@michielpolorocks]

@@TheKevlol well phonetically it's telling dutch people to suck vagina as the word 'kut' is slang/swearword for the vagina

[@korgunaard4991]

I really appreciate your comment on inclusivity. So many people in this hobby have an elitest attitude about painting. As someone who is colorblind I need every little bit of help I can get painting. I cannot see colors well enough to do my own highlights and shades well and using slapchop, zenithal, and speed paints allow me to get better results that I would otherwise not be able to attain with my disability. Thank you for being one content and painter that doesn't make me feel ashamed to use the methods that work for me. Love your channel.

[@mmanoraa]

This lady with a BIG GIANT scythe......There was a scythe?

[@suddenlysarablog]

"Friends don't let friends paint base rims in colors other than black" - this is Stormvermin Fur erasure, and I won't stand for it!

[@marcroberts1731]

White Werewolf Tavern does great work, way to represent solid talent, they deserve the rec!!

[@CrimsonWolfCraft]

Great video as always Jon. While painting is always a personal experience, I love getting that sense of community when I see other people doing a similar process to what I do. It gives positive vibes to keep on painting and learn something new in the process.

[@billdefranza4927]

That cold open makes me wish I could add the Mad Max "that's bait" gif to the comments, LMAO.

[@Ryuondo]

Friends let friends paint their base rims in goblin green.

[@brandonwestfall3241]

"equally ridiculous name" No, this one's got slap chop beat by a mile, lol

[@dominickduke]

Even though I will always be biased for any Wayne's World reference, this is an awesome process/technique that I will 100% be trying out.

[@maxey1977]

I love this so much. "A fancy new name doesn't change that, but if a fancy name like suck kut get you to paint, let's do it."

[@gogotrololo]

ask yourself... is this better than grey plastic? If the answer is yes, then you've achieved the goal that painting was intended to do!

[@michaelcrawford1233]

I discovered ink right before slap chop. Now most of my models start with a modified slap chop using inks. Zenithal prime, slap the ink on there, and then apply finishing details.

[@Jak0vas]

Thank you for acknowledging the stupidity of the name Slap Chop, it does literally nothing to convey the technique itself.

[@23edsa]

dayum, he really just painted the mini

[@tomloveland2245]

Cool lady with the giant...scythe. Nice Jon.

[@APMarevich]

I appreciate you dedicated a video to indirectly telling people how not to troll, all while showing off a great paint. Thank you!

[@bartekwwa]

Hey @Ninjon. I just saw an update from the army painter on their new speedpaints and noticed your were missing. Did you quit the team? Can you tell us why?

[@FelixTheAnimator]

If my package ever gets here I'll be experimenting with a dark green primer/pale pink zenithal.

[@ParvizalthePainter]

We all just need to listen to Thumpers Dad. "If you got nothing nice to say then say nothing at all."

[@IPrint3dMinis]

I tried something like this with dry brushing using dark purple and blue and lighter blue as the three stages of low and high lights. Then added colors over them in glazes, not using just speed paint or contrast paint, but also using other tones with the mediums too. This got some really nice tones, deep colors and shadows that I was only getting as black and white, so i do appreciate the use of colors as the base tone here, and the overall method seems to be a more sophisticated version of the Slap chop, but Slap chopping is really a quick army method, where as AP Speed paints, contrast paints, Vallejo's new Xpress paints can be used as intended for speed, or as glazes and washes for artists who have the knowledge and experience.

[@MurderHoboRPG]

Love how clean your studio looks.

[@mwcbbb]

I´ve got a feeling that this is going to get very big in the Netherlands...

[@arjannissen]

Ik dacht precies hetzelfde 🤣

[@jojomolehj6016]

"Cool lady with the big giant... scythe! "

[@DraperDanger]

I'm a big fan of the Block, Gloss, Wash & F#$k off method. Block in the colours, Gloss varnish, Oil wash and stop painting after I've finished my 6pack.

[@Ryoku1]

I'm so much of a basic painter that I can't even see a difference between this method and the regular method he uses.... Also as someone doesn't play Warhammer and paints D&D minis, I've been spared the drama of anti-slap chop crap. A tool is a tool and a method is a tool. I find slap chop to be a game changer that actually makes me excited to paint. I don't find painting as relaxing as Jon here so slap chop has been a god send to get awesome stuff on my table.

[@vee_tinymoose]

This.

[@justarandomname420]

I use 'slap chop' because it makes it look like I have some kind of talent.

[@syd4890]

I prefer the D-Sucking technique where I get a bit of paint in a Drybrush, Suck most of the paint out and go to town on the mini. Very innovative technique that I alone got from a monk on top of mount kilimanjaro.

[@mikehowell5556]

Jon- are you still on the AP development team? I haven’t seen the video for your intro like the others on the team!

[@liamwiner9192]

Love waking up to da best youtuber uploading!!!!! :)

[@shankley_has_a_brush]

I've started calling oil washes a "juicy bath".

[@greenmountainmodels]

Entertaining as always! I was hopeful for the Wayne’s World reference when I saw the title. Glad I wasn’t let down. “It sucks , it cuts!” “Well It certainly does suck…”

[@Xaltotun]

Imo the "revolutionary" part of the slap chop technique is to do progressive drybrushing as part of the underpainting/zenithal which makes contrast paints even more effective. However, painting with primarily underpainting and washes is something that has been around a long time. I remember seeing a video maybe 10 years ago that recommended it for zombie skin.

[@kristoff7049]

Watching painting video by people like you keep me motivated… whether the method has a silly name or not… whether they are “beginner” (my level) or super advanced! Do what works for you and motivates!

[@MrAngryThing13]

I have been painting using a variant of “slap chop” for over twenty years, I just thought it was cos I’m shit at painting! 😆

[@hono50]

As a newb to painting that wants to get both an army painted and have fun doing it, I can't express enough how much I love your attitude and education. Thank you Jon!

[@edenwalker5494]

when i was ten year old WAY BACK in 1983 i painted my first miniature, it was from Call of Cthulu , my painting style has never changed over the years other than i got better at it. While everyone moved over to get getting glazing skills I stayed with my painting style. I'm glad to learn you all finally caught up, you lot might call it SlapChop, i just call it mini painting, i never understood why people spend 8 hours on a game mini. 90 minis max for an above average standard. How am i not subscribed to you?

[@anne-marie1039]

I have a question to the rescaling of the prints. I have the free files from White Wolf Tavern and they are very nice. I use Lycee to rescale them to a bigger scale and then i recalculate the supports. But what do you to to adjust the tip sizes of the supports? Arent they way too flimsy for the bigger model? I always double check all the supports and make the most important ones a lot bigger at the tip to avoid fails. But that obviously takes time. Or is there an option to also automatically adjust the tip sizes with recalculationg the supports after scaling? Would appreciate any feedback from you guys. Thanks!

[@jac8awol]

My takeaway from this is that speed painting is basically anything quicker than a months-long golden demon entry. Because damn man, a lot of stuff went into that, from tools to techniques to trim. But as you say, whatever let's just paint

[@randomhajile3190]

hehe, exactly my thoughts - for me, this is far away from speedpainting (and as a noob, everything takes longer anyway)

[@Weaver_Games]

I think this sort of loses the appeal of slapchop. It's to just get your armies painted decently for a tournament fast. It also needs an air brush - the beauty of slapchop is you can do it with cheapo dome drybrushes. Here in Canada a decent (ie, not top end) air brush, compressor + tank, and extraction booth & respirator is like $700 CAD after tax but a dome brush is like $3 and I can use the paints I already have. No one is bringing their airbrush equipment to the hotel a few days before a tournament but you can definitely bring a drybrush and some paint.

[@guillermogonzalez2988]

I have my own method: Shake and Bake. The shake step is: you shake your paints so they mix up real good. Then you paint the mini. Then the bake part: you let the paint cure and dry. Voila! A simple two step process to paint your minis.

[@Campaigner82]

I realize it’s a bit of a joke, however this method is too complex (as I have never painted a miniature) and I’ll stick with slapchop

[@yobtar]

Are you doing the hot water after print before removing supports? If you put the model in almost boiling water after you print it the supports come off so nice hardly ever any support marks.

[@DicePunk]

I think this video got me through a mini painting rut. Thanks. For many months, I really didn't want to touch any minis outside of commissions.

[@anotherbrickinthegrey]

This video made me giggle uncontrollably while painting a mini (noot ideal for brush control, but the best for having fun) - your videos are honestly such a light-hearted and enjoyable way to approach miniature painting (newbie here) so thank you!

[@Bored_Nerd]

A cool lady with a big giant... scythe.

[@sal4m4nd3r]

You assume that everyone derives happiness and relaxation from painting miniatures. Some DO find it tedious and laborious. Why is that a bad thing? This is such a multi faceted hobby that have many different avenues for the feelings you get from painting

[@npwroblewski]

I suggest everyone watch Marco Frisoni’s video of his skaven speed paint. Of all his outrageous speed paint strategies, that video stands out in its demonstration of the capacity of a simple grisaille. The key to success will always be execution over technique.

[@redredkrovy]

Being an inexperienced painter when the whole "slap chop" fad was going on I was like man, I've really got to see what this is about. After watching a couple of videos aside from the dry brushing everything else was exactly what I was already doing when I needed to speed paint a large group of the same minis. Zenithal highlighting with my primer, then covering with homemade contrast paints. Makes for a quick paint job when you have a ton of minis from a board game you're just trying to get on the table without everything being uniform grey.

[@cgsrtkzsytriul]

I've noticed with Contrast Paints if you do a heavy zenithal it looks weird in the shadows because the color in the recesses is too bright and then the raised areas are black. I was thinking about using a contrasting color to the Contrast paint and going a lot brighter on the zenithal with more gradient. Also, thinning the Contrast paint is a good idea.

[@kthuul]

"Friends don't let friends get friends haircuts.." Awesome reference as always Ninjon 💪

[@AronFigaro]

I don't know why people are making drama about slap chop. It's basically contrast paint 101, just do a monochrome highlight, then hit it with the contrast paint. Thanks for the confidence boost with this one, I've been feeling a bit off my game after painting a MESS of a Slaanesh lord and I needed that.

[@gmartin6529]

Jon, I just tired the AK Interactive Dual Exo Dirty Red paint to try out exactly what you advocated in this video as a way to improve on the slap chop approach. On both a GW Cygor and models for the Rotmire Creed war band from the Heart of Ghur Warcry box the AK Interactive paint was a total fail. After applying a 'prime' coat with an airbrush like I have done with hundreds of other models, the Dual Exo paint rubs off from simple handling while painting the model. And that is after curing overnight, being painted over with a matte varnish in hopes it would stick, etc. After jacking around for days with the Cygor I just gave up, and am going to start over with a new models. Then I just stripped all the paint from the Rotmire Creed models with Isopropyl alcohol and I am going to start over with my standard primer and then maybe use the AK Interactive for later Zenithal over the primer. But for your viewers, be careful, try Dual Exo on just one test model, and if the Dual Exo paint doesn't adhere, move along to another paint for a colored prime/zenithal combo.

[@bulldozer360]

Brilliant content. Never change your format my man this is good

[@cachondeoman]

I simply hate when content creators put silly names to just painting, it's nothing more than using paints in the way they are supposed too, why do we have to say that THIS IS THE NEW THING, THE NEW SOLUTION TO PAINTING SUPER GOOD?

[@warpaintinggeek4115]

The last mini I painted was yesterday. I try to paint at least three times every week. It does take me quite some time to finish my models, but I do enjoy the proces. I'm not really bothered by it, if I'm happy with the end result, it's fine for me

[@warpstoneenjoyer8293]

Thank you for picking a name for that doesn't sound like dragging your miniatures over a chalkboard

[@Viridye]

damn, this is such a better speed painting method then other speed painting methods.

[@cannibaldaddy69]

Truly, a speed painting method.

[@aidencrawford9704]

Is it? Are you SURE?

[@kristianjensen5877]

It certainly is one of the speed painting methods.

[@Weaver_Games]

To me this just seems like... painting normally? Any method where you're doing manual edge highlights can't really be considered a speed method IMO. I know people who are good at them can do them fast - but if you're not it's a very time consuming process.

[@chester1882]

“A big giant scythe” Yes, she certainly has a large…. scythe

[@thomasblennerhassett7223]

Loving the Jon Arc of going from '3D printing is something I do not think is good at all' to 'man I gotta do more of this it feels like cheating almost' wonderful work on the piece!

[@RoofusKit]

I think that's a lot of people's arc when they just jump into the printing hobby. There's a lot of work and experience it takes to consistently get good results.

[@marcosasgarcia]

I'm happy you have a name to the method I use for painting sometimes ❤️

[@benjaminfugate4031]

I guess I'm one of those crazy people actually use colored rim bases. I use them to help denote squats for troops that all look identical color wise. But I still go on something fitting the army, and not something like goblin Green

[@sempernovatusgames6798]

Ey! Good job again! Today I painted a mini after a 1 year pause and in part it's thank to you and your videos. Thank you for inspiration and free lessons! A gray slayer salute you!

[@hughmac7423]

It seems to me that you are painting in a very normal way. I'm using speed paints, similar to the way I used washes in the past, but it gives me more colour depth, then I highlight or dry brush and wash, and highlight again. Speed paints are a cool new paint in the tool box. I find just slap chopping doesn't give me enough depth and character in the model.

[@markoseldo2007]

I've been pioneering the "eh, good enough" method for a few years now. Perfectionism is the enemy.

[@MentoliptusBanko]

Jon, thank you for this video. I have been making fun of the "slap" and "chop" "method" and finally someone agrees with me

[@Sandrip3926]

I bet these techniques will go through the same changing perspective over time as airbrushing did.

[@squigsmcgee7343]

I watched this video and I was able to walk again! I I was able to walk before, but this video didn’t prevent me from being able to do it again. Miracle? You decide.

[@ddurrant25]

YOU CAN'T STOP ME FROM PAINTING ALL MY BASE RIMS IN THE PRETTY COLORS!

[@jasonmckenzie5460]

The divets can be reduced if you hit it with a heat gun before removing supports

[@tabletopapprentice233]

"It sucks as it cuts!" "Well it certainly does suck!"

[@KantFromEC]

Last Year: Slap Chop This Year: Suk Kut Next Year: Bust On

[@paulm2608]

And just like that, little by little, video after video, I've realised you've become my favourite painting KZbinr. Keep being awesome, and I will keep slaying the grey with you

[@4angry4ngel]

Black only base edges... What about painted on wood grain for show minis?

[@ianmccoy13]

THESE SPEED PAINTING SYSTEMS ARE SUCKING MY WILL TO LIVE!

[@Perram]

A fun video - and yeah mixing up techniques and doing what you find fun is awesome.

[@Riddler_von]

I use raddle cans for black primer and gray lightly over and then quick white dry brushing Fast and overall the simplest way to get the freaks on the table

[@jasonweber6624]

How did you find out about laying down a brown first before the metallics?!?! That is pure GENIUS. Thank you!!!!!!

[@Thing0ne]

the face you pulled, for the intro, makes me happy, every time I see it

[@8BitJesus]

I love the metallic steps! I’ll definitely try that moving forward. Great video dude

[@klakhouse]

you and miniac showing some great TMM stuff today. as for the method...i think you overestimate how willing most people are to "do some simple layering" or "quick edge highlights" which is why the slapchop gained popularity. i do think the main advantage of this method is that you get the largest area mostly done with just a colored zenithal is good but maybe could have been emphasized more.

[@jlohry]

Can anyone tell me the first color he put on before the “B” purple? This is exactly the color and technique I want to try.

[@AirbrushDownandDirtyTricks]

this was awesome!!!! :). nice twist and great video.

[@owenojodelobo9980]

As a "player-who-paints", my main objective is to have minis painted on the table. And, sometimes, this means usins speed paint methods, and not enjoying the process (because the process is not important, only to have it done). Just recently (one month or so) I just come to terms with me and try to... just paint and enjoy again. I have little time (father of one toddler, and another one coming...), so I will use speed paint methods. But I will try to enjoy the process. I will definetely try this SUCK CUT method. For two reasons: you gain me with the stupid name, and the promise that I will be a better painted. Thanks, Jon, for your videos.

[@ronjeppson6071]

Eyes were not drawn to the "Big Giant Scythe" lol

[@BreakTheMoldGaming]

Do you have a video showing the silver steps?

[@juhbellz]

does very hot or very cold water affect the way paint flows or acts when used?

[@Birdmanesp92]

White Werewolf and Dragon Trappers Lodge are my two favorite sculptors and they cover all minis from busts, to realistic design to more smoothed out but inventive monsters.