Will Speed Painting RUIN a RARE Warhammer Model?! ft. Goobertown Hobbies

[@TheSixthWorld]

"Mommy, why is daddy sitting in my playhouse wearing a suit?" "Just let daddy play with his KZbin friends, honey."

[@opshlds]

I cracked up on that one! Thank you!

[@patrickspaceman305]

"Mommy, I want KZbin friends too!" "We have KZbin friends at home...."

[@THE_MR_MAN]

@@opshlds same lol

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Glorious!!!! No Regerts! Love them shoulder flashlights broski.

[@legionofeverblight]

Brent, I think “No regrets” will be your catch phrase at this rate 🤣 You already have a song mixed from an earlier vid. NinJon, great work! I think calling this speed paining is an understatement. Man, nice work 😉 I see we now have a new term like we had “table top”, “speed painting” 😅 I think this may be a good topic to review again on your “twapped undew pwastiwk” podcast with Scott 🙂 “Do we need another term to justify a non competitive piece?” 🤔 discuss 😉

[@slik7700]

Shoulder-pants ☝️

[@Zaechs]

Yes, we need you all to discuss Shoulder Pants. This post... Way past this video being topical, lol.

[@fletcherenrique6136]

Instablaster...

[@Sackofballs101]

Absolutely no regerts

[@Faceonthewall]

54mm Inquisitor is still an active game. There is a dedicated community for it in the UK. Still love building/converting and painting models for it.

[@aaronbrown4275]

I've watched hours of youtube to try to understand some of the concepts you've explained in a handful of 10 minute videos. I don't know if you consciously realize you're good at explaining things, but damn man you are a great teacher!

[@Ninjon]

Thank you, that really means a lot! I try to write in a way that my small brain would understand. :)

[@Pixeld.]

@Aaron, Exactly! Short Videos and very well explained.

[@EviLNox8]

Agreed. People will use a lot of terms that i don't know what they are talking about. Mr ninja is like "feathering. It's when you..."

[@timobecker6718]

Agree! Premium content.

[@drfishynoooo9960]

Came here for the skits. Stayed for the painting tips. Left for the tendies.

[@BREAKERisDEAD]

I never envisioned Brent, the Bob Ross of mini painting, wearing a death metal beanie... I love it

[@jacobhoekman6865]

That was a pile of sticks

[@ZombieApocalypse09]

I think that was a miniac beanie wasn't it?

[@BREAKERisDEAD]

Dont ruin the illusion of dear sweet Brent thrashing in his car to Morbid Angel

[@Zaechs]

As sabbatons Joakim put it, metal is for everyone! Even Bob Ross... I mean Goober Brent. Love that man.

[@BlazeMedia132]

I really love the little family of content creators in this sphere of hobby! Super supportive and wholesome!

[@landotucker]

Yeah, it's pretty cool. They don't lose out if they plug each other

[@punkconnoiseur9714]

I can’t wrap my head around you and your content. Every single time I watch one of your videos, I immediately pick up so many valuable tipps that will improve my own skills by just following your advice and mixing that with my own experience. No other Miniature painter on YT I so precise and cohesive with their Content. Because of that I want to thank you dearly.

[@Ninjon]

Kinder words I could not imagine, thanks so much!

[@Ravichos]

I know you probably didn't intend for this to happen, but this masterpiece is now my #1 tutorial video for wet blending, feathering, and why zenithal priming comes in handy-dandy. Thanks Jon!

[@K0sk4]

This qualifies for one of the best 'unwanted tutorials' ever! Great stuff. Thank you so much!

[@Zaechs]

I think you mean unrequested, lol. It's not the tutorial we wanted. It's the tutorial we deserve. Any one can weird the brush. The brush is just a symbol...

[@Suburban8239]

Jon's 3 hour paint job looks better than ones I spend days on

[@lv100Alice]

ninjon: speed paint me: that's a golden demon

[@jigsaw742]

In just a couple weeks of watching your vids I have easily tripled the quality of my paint jobs. You are a great teacher.

[@Ninjon]

Wow, thank you!

[@Kaddith]

Cant help but hit the like button every time i see the chair spin in the intro. Great video. Love that model.

[@figrollin]

I think this is literally the best mini tutorial I've ever seen. I loved hearing about the WHY as much as the HOW. Thanks dude.

[@taylord6043]

I’ve been searching for this Eisinhorn model for the last month. eBay is so expensive, man you got some good friends to jus give ya this. It’s probably my favourite mini I’ve seen to date. The new one GW made is nothing compared to this OG one. You did such a great job. Thanks for this video!

[@papalung420]

I've spent the last year wanting to get into warhammer and painting, and what I've learned is that it is not a very beginner friendly hobby. That being said, I watched a TON of content during that time and you have some of the best techniques and breakdowns on youtube, hands down. You are a great teacher and artist and I appreciate what you do here.

[@TheTazman49684]

Ninjon, your parkour of painting has upped my painting game! Always look forward to your videos along with Vincie V. and Scott. I salute the Mini Painting Trifecta! Respectfully, Gunny

[@Ninjon]

The unholy trinity

[@MagatsuNimura]

Thaaaat is a cool looking mini. Man, I really need to get into this mentality of just stop fucking around special minis, and paint them. I bet that after the first one, the next ones will come easier.

[@CAMSLAYER13]

You can always strip them if it really turns out that bad

[@snoox27]

Both spot on. Got a Gaz waiting for a paint job.....

[@SeerIbarelyknowher]

I think either Jon or Miniac had a video on this exact subject. Experience helps, but it's most important to remember that the paint isn't permanent. Thus, it can always be stripped and/or repainted. Don't be like me and own like 3-4 amazingly awesome models, and never paint them due to painting skill insecurities. 😆

[@zend1678]

​@@SeerIbarelyknowher My 4th ed Space Hulk minis will never be painted because i'm afraid i'll mess them up. I also can't find a red armor recipe I like.

[@pwwillia]

I got to admit, every time you cover a miniature in that enamel wash, a part of me flinches😁

[@Zaechs]

Most extremely cring moments, watching an enamel wash... In any one's videos!

[@Suburban8239]

I will always love Jon's videos just for the skits

[@TattooedTabletop]

I always appreciate a good speed painting based video! I collect multiple armies and the videos definitely help motivate me to paint and to keep going while still spending longer amounts of time on things like HQs and such to really make them pop. Hope to see more speed painting videos! Sincerely, Another MN Warhammer Painter

[@Psycop4t]

That sculpt is a masterpiece wow. Great job on the painting!

[@landotucker]

There's a few models from inquisitor that I regret not buying at the time. Specifically malicant and inquisitor covenant

[@doomrooster]

So glad you mentioned transitioning from grabbing pots by name and just going with the color you need and blending homebrew mixes. I've started doing this as well and it's been incredibly liberating. I know it seems pretty obvious but I think a lot of new painters to the hobby tend to get stuck on the label.

[@studiofoureightnine]

Dramatic pause, magnificent! Truly avante garde! Nice flashlights.

[@nico9161]

I love the vibe you gave to that mini. The dark brown wash/removal just blew my mind.

[@Or_Am_I_Alpharius]

Damn man, that last bit about putting your favorite model on a pedestal for, “one day”, is soul crushingly true. Lion El’Jonson is still sleeping in the packaging since I’m not entirely confident in my battle ready models. I’ll have a crack at him, the only person I want to be proud of my painting is my wife anyway.

[@davidwilliams3244]

One thing I think would make this model stand out a lot more, is using the washes in only specific areas with dark recesses. Even when removing it from other areas with the makeup sponges it really mutes all the beautiful blend work and color transitions you did. I know you focus for the piece was him in a grimdark environment but most dirt/dust/grime doesn't settle equally over armor/items. It has weight and usually goes to the lowest points(where recesses and shadows would be) with splotching in certain parts with mud/oil type mediums. Overall incredible work on this. A good reference for this is look at factory and forge workers and see where soot and metal shaving land on their clothing/tools.

[@TinyDiodes]

I think this is the most I have learned from a single painting video. All of your techniques are different than what I have been doing. It's really inspiring and liberating to take away that I could go COMPLETELY off the rails of what I have learned and still come out with something awesome.

[@miguelgilcasas3560]

Your ear at 15:35 is super-duper-red!!! Nice result btw, and a very good method to avoiding white spirit stains.

[@jimmygallagher9843]

You're very good at explaining techniques clearly and in an easy to understand way.

[@SwashBuccaneer]

Man that comment about the podium is so true. I've been sitting on a Lord of Change and Magnus for a while now because I want them to be awesome. I think I will bust one of them out and paint next after I finish a commission job I picked up.

[@QuakinMetal]

Wonderful paintjob! And a very cool colab as well, both videos are awesome.

[@thejankycommander783]

Only 3 hrs!? He looks like you spent so much more time on him. He looks amazing, I want get get as good as you, Brent, and Scott one day

[@TheImmersiveWorldCrafter]

I have this miniature in my pile of shame too. I have been waiting on a day when I am really good at painting and can labour hours of love into it. Or maybe I should just grab that damn mini and spend 3 hours on it. You provided a bunch of lovely well explained techniques there, man. Thanks a bunch.

[@vVkowardVv]

Thanks!

[@fourtwentyist]

not doing two thin layers is the only things that will ever ruin a gw mini.

[@aaronsomerville2124]

Totally awesome work! You're a good explainer: you try to anticipate the questions that someone who doesn't already know the process would have, which means that even though it's a monologue we can actually learn what you're trying to teach.

[@ramza813]

Patreon and merch links good to go! the paint rack and mixer links go to Amazon but they are easy to find. Vortex mixer changed my life. MORE Enamel Washes over acrylic paint tutorials please!!!!

[@Spydah666]

So sorry to hear about your uncle, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time. Keep strong

[@MrClawt]

This was awesome. Eisenhorn was probably my favorite Warhammer novel.

[@EonsOfBattle]

Sweet!! Just watched Brent's video and now I'm here! I like your message I feel like often we buy models and get too scared to paint them but really if we sat down and started we would be much happier off especially when the model is sitting in the display case! Great video!!

[@danielholahanjr.5527]

What a gorgeous mini. You did it justice for sure.

[@jonathanliszkahackzell1207]

3 HOURS!? I can put down 3 days and not hold a candle to this work. Could we please get high def pictures? He is so dramatic and expressive, the best rendition of Inquisitor Eisenhorn I've ever seen.

[@clonetf141]

You, scot and brent are really getting me back into mini painting

[@ZombieApocalypse09]

Fantastic paint job!! My kids also make me sit in their play houses when I'm trying to get to work. Brent looked pretty comfy waiting on that park bench though. Can't believe you made him walk all the way back to Maine! Hope he packed some tendies for the road. With hoisin sauce.

[@Ninjon]

The briefcase was stuffed with tendies

[@Hopekuma]

I have two inquisitor scale models, Eldar Ranger, and the Space Marine, I have paint on the Eldar, but I've been sourcing parts for over 10 years now, as I'm converting the Space Marine into a World Eater Chaos Space Marine. I finally found the powerfist Right arm, and can now finish my conversion. You Earned a sub today :D

[@gregmccormack5709]

Man that's a great attitude to have I definately do this.... I'll do these models once im better. You csn always fine tune and add highlights detail later too. Gotta wrap my head around this idea more

[@tobias.k.oyarzabal]

Great content. I think for most of us newer and less experienced painters this level of painting and time investment is exactly what we’re hoping for. It doesn’t take forever but it looks really good and makes a great addition to our shelf of glory or at the head of our miniature army. I think you really nailed the balance between a good paint job to be proud of and also not taking so long to do it that you work harder on finding excuses than actually painting. As someone who devotes more of my hobby time to becoming a better sculptor, I like the idea that I can still bring my sculptures to life with some color and make it look great without spending too much time away from actually sculpting. (Also great tip about the enamel washes)

[@theminiaturechronicles9202]

The whole things looks great I was really surprised on how the base turned out for just a large mismatch of paint wet blended together.

[@TheBlondiekitten]

Just listened to your podcast with Scott and your problem with the airbrush cleaning. Have you tried an ultrasonic bath? You don’t even need to strip the whole thing down, just loosen the needle and take the back of so it fits in the Bath. Clean for a few minutes and it loosens all the dried paint, airbrush is good as new 💖

[@Goosmuch]

I don't know what it is about it, but that intro... It always brings a smile to my lips. Your face when you spin. :D Been watching you, Scott and Brent for a long time now, and finally painted my first minis this weekend. A set of three orcs from Reaper Bones. Pretty psyched! Started out with a CW-beginner set, but pretty much ordered a vallejo set after the first painting session. Thickness of the CW-bottles was all over the place, and I found myself really wanting dropper bottles for my home made wet pallete. I think the three of you bring an extreme amount of positivity, encouragement and tutorials for painters of all skill-levels. The collabs are also amazing. Keep slaying the gray!

[@Ninjon]

Awesome!!! So happy you started! And glad to be a part of your journey 👍

[@robyoung703]

Thank you sir I am inspired, gonna try this tonight. I paint super mechanically so I love any technique that can basically be applied as a template to different projects. E.g. the old school formula of base, wash, base, layer, layer, highlight (reduce surface area each time ending with sharp edges)

[@kyussinchains]

Excellent video Jon, that enamel wash just tied it all together so damn well It looks proper grimdark, perfect! And your advice to just paint the damn model is inspiring, we should all just stop worrying and paint the damn models!

[@jmc7034]

That is a lovely looking mini with a paint job to compliment it

[@AsianViking27]

Dude, your videos are so darn good and informative. Keep em coming!

[@colinbarbeau8678]

I really like your artistic approach to miniature painting. Cheers.

[@crazyboutcraftz1439]

Looks awesome. It definitely looks like you spent way more than a day so great outcome. I love the techniques you use to add texture as well x

[@cory7328]

Listen any new video from you is like Christmas. Love the color mix.

[@PapaHardware]

I need a friendship like this !

[@JotunMinis]

Man, if that's the quality of your speed paintings... if you take all the time you want it must become a true work of art!!!

[@kassy6373]

That base layer blending is a really nice technique!

[@michaelerickson7364]

New to your channel and I love it. I’ve been watching mini painters for a while now and I got to say this is the best I’ve ever seen someone paint skin.

[@rohanalmond]

Such good advice - got so many ‘special’ models I won’t ever paint, but maybe this is the time! Where’s that shelf of shame...

[@Crivicus]

I love the tips for speed painting at a high standard Jon, great work! Now I want to see what you can do in varying amounts of time. 5 Minutes on a model, 20 minutes on a model, 1 Hour on a model and All day on a single model, for example.

[@Ninjon]

Hmmmm

[@aerlands100]

Jon, you always make various techniques seem to approachable! Inspired by you, I have begun incorporating wet blending into my recent projects and I love it! Thanks for your vids!

[@SatyricSaint1999]

well now I just want to see shoulder pants. Nice work man, you never cease to amaze at how quick you can paint a good mini.

[@derekkrumel1407]

the double sided sponge is brilliant I'm stealing that right away I get what you're saying about skin, too.

[@user-vs5dt5ui3i]

That is awesome work. And thanks for sharing tour skills

[@Xopie96]

Fantastic example of grim and gritty without leaving the model too dark or flat

[@nicolastousignant9160]

Those inquisitor 54mm scale minis were pretty hit and miss but the hits, oh! Boy, they were awesome! I would love for GW to revisit this scale in plastic. Yours turned out great and has given me the urge to dig mine up and finish them up.

[@phileast1654]

Huh, i have struggled with blending and feathering for a while and watched loads of videos. dont know exactly why but watching this video something clicked. Possibly seeing you speed paint it rather than going for the perfect finish or maybe you just explained it really well. Either way thankyou for this.

[@NerdInventor]

Absolutely beatiful! I especially like the black oil wash on the red coat.

[@echodelta2426]

That's inspiring. your 1-day speed painting looks better than my 3-days painting. Excellent work.

[@steveharrison76]

I had this guy, back in the day. I lost him somewhere along the road, which is just plain sad.

[@GhoblinCrafts]

My Great Unclean One was gathering dust for 2 years until I decided to go for it and I’m glad I did! I was waiting until I felt I had the skills to do it justice but in the end I felt ready because yeah I did feel more practically confident but mostly because I just wanted to get on with it! Good stuff man!

[@MrStatistx]

Nice tip with the eyeshadow brushes. I used qtips but sometimes they just like to leave small "hairs"

[@Ninjon]

Yah me too, my models were always covered in fuzzies.

[@fuzzypickles1659]

Hey Jon. I recently got back into 40k after having started some Fyreslayers for AoS last year. Been into Warhammer since I was a kid but life sort of had other plans for quite awhile. I wound up starting Death Guard and was super excited to get started, knocking out Typhus and some Poxwalkers. With this newfound confidence, I was ready to take on Mortarion. Unfortunately, depression, PTSD (from the military), and anxiety have been beating me up hard for the past week. It has been quite rough to say the least. Given that, I started losing all happiness and joy out of everything I was doing. Amongst a myriad of other issues that put me in a really negative place. Today I sat around and watched KZbin all day and finally mustered the drive to start basing and priming. I grabbed an energy drink and got started at around 1130pm. It's now 4am. I'm done with his armor and I'm ready to move on to the rest of the model. I wanted to say thank you. So much. You are one of the kindest KZbinrs making miniature content. Every video I watched tonight I heard you say uplifting things about not being good enough to do a model, to how to get better, to how your paint scheme doesn't suck, and even that it's ok to paint slow as hell (I do). Your videos have been my motivation, and my drive, for the past 4 hours now. And I'm excited to get up tomorrow and work on Morty some more. Again, thank you man. Thanks for what you do. And thank you for the content and thoughtfulness in your videos. It means a hell of a lot, and motivates me to slay the grey. Take care buddy. God speed on your painting journey.

[@Ninjon]

Thank you Ryan. Your journey ahead is a long one, stay positive when you can, and any day you can slay the grey is a good day 👍

[@Triple_R_93]

Man this is a model I would kill for! You made him look really amazing! Your speach at the end about not waiting has got me eyeing my Forgeworld Horus Luprical...

[@UnyieldingRylanor]

Honestly the best Eisenhorn paintjob I've ever seen

[@22freedom33]

That oil wash at the end is eye opening

[@0_killjoy_078]

The intros are getting better and better!! Love these collaborations! Keep up the great work!

[@jernejperdan3178]

Great intros, quality content & information. Oh, and outtakes are also great.

[@bertjebever]

Great video, had fun watching it. 14:05 is awesome, just the awkward look and silence. Made me laugh :)

[@justanothercaptain6566]

Looks awesome! I wish I could do half as good a job as that! Thanks for sharing! 😀👌

[@michaelzielonka1427]

Do not wait to paint those miniatures! 👍👍 Don 't dream it, do it!

[@Sidiousdubstep]

Just started book 2 in the Eisenhorn series, F'ING AWESOME! I want that mini.

[@Adam-vc1xl]

Been watching trapped under plastic not into painting or the Warhammer figures just enjoying the videos and some of the 3d printing

[@mythzerous]

I am really loving your channel. Thank You for producing such good content.

[@CruentusDK1]

Great message at the end.

[@MotoKingRob]

Great message and paint job, obviously.

[@chuppath1ngy]

"Worn and used item" - Pauses In best Archer voice: "PHRASING" I didn't catch that the first time. Watched this again for the weathering and for general funsies, and caught it this time. Hahahaha Keep up the great work!!

[@HAMalte]

Yeah I am saving this video for future reference. So many good tips put into a 15 minute video. and you say it only took 3 hours? God damn. I'll attempt both enamel wash and feathering/blending basecoats soon.

[@Artemion94]

Hey KZbin algorithm, these goobers are awesome

[@featherinadream]

The shot in the glass cabinet was beautiful dude. You've absolutely done the model justice and in the future if you look at it and think "Nah..." You can just do it better :3 x. Thank you so much for these videos, you've helped me so much :3 x.

[@theaterofthemini]

I am a simple man, when I see Goobs and Jon, I click LIKE.

[@MentoliptusBanko]

Wise words at the end!

[@sleestack2723]

The second i saw the enamel wash come out i cheered loudly tbh

[@03dashk64]

3 hours.... 3 hours..... Goodness that is amazing. I hope to one day be as great a painter as you are!

[@hanskneesun123]

I really loved the Eisenhorn novel, Dan Abnett knocked it out of the park.