Oil Paints EXPOSED

[@SuccessNowBlueprints]

To pay you all a compliment I think your color selections and vibrancy are likely the biggest thing I love about your models, and part of why is looked for your channel been a fan on IG for a long time, you should consider a video on color theory and how you are coming up with these unique masterpiece color schemes

[@byronwingate664]

You ladies are amazing painters!! I am in awe of your skills and models I have seen. I can't stop watching and sharing your work. Very inspiring!

[@darbydolan4655]

Can’t wait to see where guys go keep it up!

[@maybug_games]

Thanks for watching!

[@Sweet_Spot_Sounds]

Awesome job, keep it up! I want to watch more Basia and her wonderful job!😃I can't wait for next film :)

[@maybug_games]

Thank you!!

[@studiofoureightnine]

Nice! I would like to see more conversion videos too.

[@maybug_games]

There will be ;))

[@fruityscone1736]

You guys just create 'magic' with each video you post, thank you for sharing!

[@maybug_games]

Thank you for leaving a comment!

[@shogunmage9036]

Ace video content. Just found your account and am loving it. Keep it up!!!

[@maybug_games]

Thank you for the support:))

[@AW-qz4kk]

this was a simple and easy tutorial! most people told me oil painting isnt hard but yall break it down very good!! thank you

[@maybug_games]

We are very happy that You found It usefull!

[@ArmyShaper]

my komentarz is just a big thank you for the video. I love to see your process. Even though you say that oil paints is for everyone (and I agree some techniques are quite forgiving), Claudia's mastery of turpentine dilution is nothing short of amazing. Also, actually smiled seeing Nikola painting out of instinct: "oh, what a pretty color, let's use it" and bam! amazing happens. If you ever consider having a stagiere in the studio, I offer myself as intern!

[@maybug_games]

Thank you a lot for sharing a comment!! The oil painter is Basia, not a Claudia tho ;)

[@ArmyShaper]

@@maybug_games Sorry! my bad! Basia you are amazing!!

[@krzysztofhawryszczuk5597]

[@harry6471]

More learning on my painting journey, awesome video 👏🏻👌.

[@maybug_games]

Thank you for watching :)

[@TheCatHerder]

Very excited for the rest of the series, I had been going all acrylic or all oil for my last few projects so seeing how to use them in harmony was very useful. Definitely hope we see enough komentarz for you to continue the project!

[@maybug_games]

Thank you for the komentarz :D

[@sarahernst4184]

Just... wow! Thank you for the great tutorial and amazing color scheme

[@maybug_games]

Thank you for leaving a comment and watching

[@usekungfu]

I've only used oil paints and enamels for weathering so I'm definitely curious to try it out on other parts of models.

[@maybug_games]

Go for it ;)

[@SuccessNowBlueprints]

Love the oil painting 🖼️ blending concept, I learned with oils in high school but thought they had no place in war gaming but your video makes the concept total sense! Very excited to put my old sets to use and try some techniques

[@maybug_games]

Good luck! Show off your work when you're done :D

[@jjcouch5]

I love this look! I’ll have to try it!

[@maybug_games]

Great!

[@funschool3331]

Loved this video! Awesome to learn about your process. I'm very interested in painting this way. Even though you might not like doing it I really want to see how you paint a tank in this way! Thanks for the video, you guys are great!

[@maybug_games]

Thank you! Sharing a comment mean a lot :)

[@ranchipapa]

Komentarz! Amazing video, glad to see more oil paint applications myself! On the base example how much oil paint you have on the flat brush? Similar to a dry brush?

[@maybug_games]

Thank you for komentarz :D. Yes, sort of; You can drybrush with oils in similar way to acrylics. Less 'sharp' edges, but smoother transition could be achieved.

[@Jason-gq8fo]

Will there be a video for the terminators and rubrics?

[@kallsing]

Great video. I have a question though, did you varnish after airbrushing, before oil paints? And if so, matte or gloss?

[@maybug_games]

Hello, thank You! We didn't varnish after airbrush. It is not needed unless You would like a specific effect. For example if You put glossy varnish the paint won't soak into the airbrush layers that easy - better for wash / enamel techniques, worse for the techniques we used.

[@kallsing]

@maybug_games8484 Thank you for the answer, that makes a lot of sense!

[@konamad]

A list of Acrylic & oil paints used for this scheme would be great! I see them all laid out but can't read the colors!

[@maybug_games]

Acrylics: So Flat : Paynes Grey, Phtalo Green, Phtalo Blue, Blue Violet, Red Violet, Cobalt teal, Vallejo Surface Primer: Black, white Green stuff world colorshift metals: Cobalt Blue, Celestial Azure, Storm Surge Green Oils: Winsor&Newton: Cadmium Green Pale, Paynes Grey, Titanium White, Cobalt Turquoise, Winsor Emerald, Phtalo Green, Ultramarine, Ivory Black, Purple Madder Flow: Prussian Blue Van Gogh: Violet

[@konamad]

@@maybug_games Thank you so much!

[@PutThatThingBack]

Do you ultimately pin large models to their bases to prevent them from coming off?

[@maybug_games]

It depends on several factors, but usually not. We use a lot of glue + activator and we frequently use apoxie sculpt for good touch points with the base

[@dziknadnotecki]

Dziewczyny. If i wish to paint night lords will it be correct to go: black, white highlights with white ink, nagarroth night, then gloss varnish for oil pin wash and then matt varnish ?

[@Toczys]

I hope this tutorial series will explain me in easy way (for dummies like me) how to use oils properly on minis.

[@maybug_games]

I hope It will as well... Thank you for sharing a comment!

[@viccotr]

oil paints, and half of the video with airbrush. I'm sad and wait for 10k views and new video) thank you

[@maybug_games]

I am sorry to dissapoint You... We try to keep Nicola enterteined... But we have in plans some zero airbrushing too

[@alino61]

thnx great vid ..:)

[@shinosha5267]

Cool vid and great model. One note though : please do not advise turpentine for this, the extra toxicity isn't worth it. Odorless mineral spirit like Gamsol is better. Proper solvent disposal should also be talked about.

[@maybug_games]

Thank you. Imho on miniature painting the usage of solvents is very minor. Even if You paint full time job this is around 200ml per month.

[@RedHandedDaniel]

Now I leave a Komentarz, and i Still remember to clean my Pedzel!

[@maybug_games]

:D