Tutorial How To Paint PrintableScenery Stone and Castle Terrain

[@stlworld]

Man, I wish you'd keep going.

[@slomo4056]

Could you please share a link to the airbrush station that you are using (seen e.g. from 2:02 minute on). Thank you for your helpful video and explanations. It helped me a lot

[@philRminiatures]

Great job, looks superb and real!

[@samthesmart1]

Hey, very helpful vid. Would love to see an overview on how you painted the ship in the background!

[@TalismancerM]

Nice vid...getting stone & wood right can be quite a challenge (my paint-job on these prints is not the best as I had a really huge number to do quickly for a 6ft long Dwarven wall defence scenario). I'm tempted to re-blackbomb and start again now that the scenario is done. I've also heard a light tan as a replacement for a grey layer can work well too. Finally is picking out stones for variation...but these prints get pretty big so that could take quite a while!

[@ulrichwacken]

Nice video, thank you. I'm about to paint port Winterdale Docks, started coating with mechanicus standard grey. As far as I understood your video, you did not use any shades/washes? Just dry brushing, right?

[@huntertrumpjr.750]

No wash?

[@JoshHardman3]

Hey mate, great video. Question, did you have to sand down the scenery before painting? When I prime mine, I still see the layers.

[@honeybadger3dprintandpaint]

thats due to needing to tune your printer

[@TalismancerM]

mine shows very few lines (similar to the vid above). So, as Honeybadger says, you may have to have a look at your printer (specially stability).

[@ionutvas6514]

Hey, why did you paint a dark airbrush first although the castele was already in Black filament?

[@sieferm2]

I know it’s a year old but my guess would be to get the cracks between the bricks darker than the surface after he paints gray. This will visually give it more depth

[@stevenmiller7751]

better paint adhesion and overall look over an existing layer of paint vs plastic

[@nomore2226]

See an air brush... I'm out

[@philippkowalski1105]

quite honestly, I doubt the helpfulness of this video. I have a 3d printer, I have various colors but an airbrush? Yeah, if you have enough funds to spend... Sorry, but this is somewhat misleading (for my perosnal liking)

[@jeremyguay3675]

Honestly you could have just primed and used à brush, would have done the same in my opinion