Painting Crimean Khanate Scythe Minis in 10 Minutes

[@djleroyjames]

Great job. You have given me the inspiration to paint mine.

[@SN2Rodrigo]

Man, i gotta say, i love your content, their just good enogh for dummies (or a starter in this hobbie) like me, the learning curve is realy good, i wish i could see your videos of painting the leaders in scythe (those are the ones that i need help too :) Overall, u have a big Brazilian fan, just keep doing your great work

[@accessibleminipainting]

Thanks! I've already painted the characters but I'll see if I can repaint them or make a tutorial for something similar

[@RiccardoPittau]

nice job, would be great to have the list of all the paints you used for all the factions! :)

[@accessibleminipainting]

Hey thanks, personally I don't think the colour matters too much. As long as it's a yellow, silver and brown you like you should end up with a very similar result.

[@bladezxc]

I love these videos, I do some casual painting for my Gundams, and since I recently got into Scythe, I wanted to add some simple color and depth to the miniatures and what you do is the perfect mix of simplicity and detail. I don't know the miniature market very well, so I had a question. Do you buy the matching citadel paint that matches the color of the faction you are painting? Please let me know because I'll probably get to painting my minis in the next few weeks.

[@accessibleminipainting]

Hey sorry, just saw this. I think that specific colours are silly. I bought the yellow I use in this video 2 years before I got scythe and have just made it work. I think you should just pick whichever colour you like the look of most and could imagine on your mini. Hope that helps :)