Painting the Giant Statue from CMON's Cthulhu: Death May Die (Airbrush and Wash)

[@CSLow_]

Badass. I've had mine for two years now. Haven't been able to decide whether or not to paint it or keep it as is; sort of like a collector's item. Seeing your work and the end result makes me lean more toward maybe wanting to paint it... Respect.

[@GreatOaksTavern]

Thanks man! It was really fun to paint!

[@PedroSantos-sg9gz]

This looks awesome. I didnt get this "mini" but I'm currently painting the Cthulhu from the base box. What wash did you use to get that "wet" look? I love it

[@Morganix01]

This was amazing and your voice is so soothing. Would love to visit if I ever get an opportunity as we don't have anything like Great Oaks Tavern in Sydney (although the food here is pretty great).

[@GreatOaksTavern]

Thanks so much for the kind words! We hope to meet you some day if you ever have a reason to come out our way!

[@timofaust1315]

Came for the airbrush, stayed for the bass.

[@rkoman1]

wow dude thats amazing i would buy it from you

[@nachold6]

Which wash are you using??

[@DoctorPerverto]

That's Army Painter's Quickshade. Expensive if you take it at face value, but the cheapest alternative when you go by ml, and the stuff will last for years. It does harden minis with a protective coat and make them glossy, like he mentions at 9:05, so you'll probably need to complement with a matt varnish spray.

[@bdixon351]

What Wash did you use?

[@WZaDproductions]

Looks like Army Painter brand "quickshade"