SLAP CHOP with The Army Painter 2.0 Speedpaint - Let's Paint a D&D Party! Part 6

[@DukeJohnny]

Hi, new subscriber here, channels like you encourage me to give myself a try to paint my board game minis. Since you asked: YES, I'd really like to see your prep process (priming and dry brushing) as well, please 😊

[@chillminipainting]

Welcome aboard! I'll do some base coats soon.

[@DukeJohnny]

Thanks!

[@greyt00th]

welcome back. i wondered where your channel was. and congratulations! my only comment on this is it would be interesting to find an "all over" diluted wash or speedpaint that serves at unifying on the model together. maybe a very thinned down soft tone or something?

[@chillminipainting]

I've thought about that. I'll definately try it at some point. But I'd be worried the model would get really dark, it's already on the dark side with the drybrushed undercoat.

[@GandalfGreyPill]

welcome back, congrats on the baby!

[@chillminipainting]

Thank you!!

[@sugahdaddie]

You are back?!?!

[@chillminipainting]

Yep!

[@Ryoku1]

I have a box of failed prints I primed white just to test colors I am not familiar with. I also glued a bunch to a tray to make a dry pallet.