TURNIP28 🐌 Painting Miniatures: Shellwood Fodder 🐌

[@BethorInvictus]

looking forward to more of your turnip28 series. It really looks like something to dive into. i do hope to see more of these painting video's also. It is really appreciated

[@CementSaul]

That's the plan! I've recorded myself painting most of the current regiment.

[@liewnoswald7159]

it's rare to see a miniature being painted primarily with washes aside from the initial base coats and the terrain paints. I'm impressed on how well the colors pop like that.

[@altarofthedeadgods_wargame]

just discovered this channel and I'm loving it. keep up the good work!

[@mooseworks_soldiers]

You've helped me take the plunge to 18 to 20mm models. Thank you!

[@ignacywinski192]

Ah yes, devoting oneself to the roots.

[@raeishimura]

This was really cool. I've been working on new painting techniques in my spare time, and painting with almost nothing else but washes is something I have only recently tried doing. I still have a bit of a way to go on getting it to work for me, so this has been pretty helpful. I might go back and give the wash painting method a try again soon, seeing how good the results can be.

[@CementSaul]

Sounds great! It can work great off a drybrush or rattlecan preshade, too. Haven't tried other company's wash ranges yet but there's other options beyond gw's colors.

[@raeishimura]

@@CementSaul I usually make my own washes. Takes a lot of practice to get the consistency correct, but the washes work pretty well and I can get the colors I want. I usually do a drybrush pre-shade myself, cause I don't have a spray booth of my own. Still working towards getting one set up, but the drybrush works really well. I have a group of alien mercenaries for Five Parsecs sitting on my table that I needed ideas for. Though, with only 2 turns left, it almost seems like I'm a bit late on that one, haha. Maybe have them ready for next game. This should be a fun new trick for painting. Thanks for showing it!

[@Pvnth-R]

This was pretty damn chill to watch. More mini painting with Academic/Classical music please.

[@CementSaul]

It's a nice change of pace from the densely scripted reviews!

[@danielfrank8677]

Thank you for this. I am going to give your style a go on my South Carolina militia for my rev war campaign . Want them to have a different look and this should do it. Thanks again and much respect…..Dan’l

[@ViktorBrech]

Terrific workflow, love it, reminds me of Matt DiPietro/Marco Frisoni/Dana Howl. One thing that surprised me was the use after the Titanium White of Vallejo white primer, isn't that super opaque? I would have thought something like Liquitex white ink or a diluted normal white would give a smoother gradient. Cheeky choice of song, too!

[@ViktorBrech]

Great sculpts, too

[@CementSaul]

Yea if you want a more gentle gradient the inks are definitely better for it, but I didn't need a particularly smooth one for these so a quick blast with the primer after a drybrush does the trick.

[@MH-qb1tk]

Very nice!

[@killergamesplaya]

What STLs did you use for the shells?

[@CementSaul]

thing:4847937 on thingiverse!

[@evlynm]

Long live the Root!

[@michaljanecek82]

lovely! what are those miniatures???

[@CementSaul]

They're 3d printed digibashes! Monstrous encounters halflings + madox minis napoleonics + turnip28 bascinets + free shell stls + some custom sculpting .