Painting Miniatures with Paint Washes - D&D Owlbear

[@antoniomanuelcaetano6770]

Beautiful 👍

[@miguelescobar4239]

Espectacular

[@johnedgar7956]

This is amazing! I've got to try this technique.

[@MoragTong_]

Love the channel...looking forward to the new format. Happy New Year!

[@robinmartin4464]

Happy New Year! I look forward to your videos in the coming year.

[@Rytxyd]

Happy new year doc. Always love your content

[@jamescrawford8538]

Happy New year Eve to you sir

[@Eclyocy]

Happy new year to you! I love owlbears. Your technique looks interesting, I should try it sometime. 🤗 P.S. I am glad you changed the colour of the ears to pink instead of blue/purple, - the owlbear looked more like a huge bat with the old ones. 😳

[@maxbrandt6]

Very nice work, I love that you still play drops from old MST3k episodes! This one was from the 1940s era Chevrolet employee film "Your Hired!", that was hilarious!

[@22kokoszka]

Great as always! Happy New Year!

[@diyfireking]

Beautiful paint ✨✨

[@bencoomer2000]

Purty. Have used just washes a couple times too. Think they were all animals too.

[@SaschaKleiber]

Happy new year! Im sorry, im confused… You’re saying „washes“ but using VMC/VGC instead? So actually it’s thinned down „normal“ colors? If so how much thinned?

[@bdrivera4367]

It would be nice if you start a presentation with where to buy the model. Thanks

[@simpleanswer8954]

The description says it's by Reaper Miniatures. 30 seconds of search says it's 8.99 from the official website. Couldn't be bothered to look for common information in a common place for said information?

[@maxbrandt6]

A lot of these figures are accessible from their respective manufacturers, except for Hero Forge and 3D printed figures. Happy painting.