Warhammer Quest Painting Roulette!

[@SuperDuperHappyTime]

Brent is such a nice guy, he just flaunted all those old out of print models in front of you, and you still have him a like 😄

[@GoobertownHobbies]

I think the blackstone fortress models might still be in print! That servants of the abyss box actually has a pretty nice price point :-)

[@StreetBoyWill]

@@GoobertownHobbies I think the enemy boxes like that one is, while the primary box sets are well and truely out of print, despite one getting rules in a codex that comes out nezt weekend.

[@breandan3280]

Many of these are still available, just not part of the Warhammer Quest line.

[@Slenkamure]

@@StreetBoyWill nah blackstone fortress is still available i got mine about a week ago

[@aprilmelinda1569]

I miss these roulette videos. They're fun, interesting and inspirational

[@LordSquee]

What I love about these videos is that Brent looks at every model like it's the first model he's ever gotten and he's just so excited. My kids love your videos as much as I do, Brent. Keep it up, man :)

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Hey that's awesome! Teach those lil goobers to paint! :-)

[@predat0rprime111]

And I understand every bit of that excitement!

[@ms-jw3oy]

Wow, this really hit me in the feels. I think Warhammer Quest was special to all of us in the 90's, I remember spending hours playing with my friends in their parents sitting room, taking over the whole floor for the whole day. Love this.

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Nice! They seem like cool games, I've never had the joy of playing WH Quest myself, but the models are great hehehe :-)

[@danielhenderson8000]

This video is an AMAZING showcase of why your channel is so delightful. You got perhaps the most obvious mini and color combination, one that doesn't stick out from so many projects. I thought, "Awww, a gold Stormcast? That's a shame! Reroll?" But your usual excitement and charm was ready to dive in, you tried new techniques, and you obviously showed off how much fun you were having. It didn't matter how "obvious" and "basic" the offered topic was, you took the challenge, made it fun, and kept it an enjoyable watch from beginning to end. You, sir, are a KZbin treasure. A joyful light in this hobby. I appreciate you, my friend.

[@etpiersel]

Wasn't super sure about those "glints" at first, but once the varnish went on it really helped tie it all together and it looks marvelous!

[@BamAoD1]

Two Goober vids in one week? This does spark joy.

[@jonathanmoore4137]

Thank you for always being so positive, it makes hard days better

[@GoobertownHobbies]

I hope your day gets better :-)

[@hono50]

Great shout-out to alternative programs and other youtubers. So wholesome on so many levels. ❤

[@sytorias7143]

Your smile alone is enough to brighten my day, please keep uploading :)

[@SthMejin]

I love the mindset that you have such a close relationship with others in the space (cue squiddy and his almost unanimous gold nmm sigmarite "formula"), but the message you tell us, and live by is to paint bravely and enjoy finding your own comfortable happiness along the way. Thanks goober!

[@Pantherwhales]

Thank you for your soothing voice and calm pace in your videos, Brent!

[@EricsHobbyWorkshop]

Looks nice Brent, I know you have been saying you want to try NMM for a long time on your channel, so its cool to see you plunge in! I think it turned out great

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Thanks broski!

[@KabinMiniatures]

I love your philosophy about painting bravely and challenging yourself! And your transparency about the learning process is commendable. Keep up the good work!

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Right on! Thanks for watching :-)

[@BinaryArmorOnline]

I absolutely love the way that the color blocking on the lighter armor shading makes this mini look like it's off the pages of a comic book

[@animeator]

Even babysteps going forwards are progress, and all progress must be celebrated 💚💚💚. Also it looks so good. I love it.

[@GoobertownHobbies]

For sure! :-)

[@KevinoftheCosmos]

I love you, Brent. I'm immediately calmed by your voice every time. So comfy in here.

[@Zumikito]

Thank you for mentioning my guide! Nmm is definitely tough and I think you handled it well. I would still like to see you try it with only a paint brush! 😁

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Hehehe, but of course! You make great videos. I'll get there with the brush someday... someday.... :-)

[@AlkalineTrooper]

Love your content Brent, Always brightens up my week seeing something new from you.

[@Beliagon]

Good job on that Warhammer Questor, you have really shown us how to Paint Bravely the Podcast!

[@leftwingdragon6235]

Hey Brent really happy to see this cool iteration of goober town roulette loving the decision you made for non metallic metal.

[@GoobertownHobbies]

right on! :-)

[@julianspeed7322]

Brent is possibly the only guy who can cure me of my Missed Out on Cursed City Blues! Loved the video, thank you!!

[@GoobertownHobbies]

but were you able to snag silver tower at least? :-)

[@julianspeed7322]

I did so I'm going to be grateful for that ☺️ Thanks for your work Brent, it's appreciated!

[@MySqueezingArm]

Hey Brent, always happy to see an upload from ya.

[@alexandermason2501]

You inspired me to paint bravely and it opened up a new world of enjoyment for me - I even entered a painting competition for the first time. Seeing you still breaking new barriers for yourself, and letting us join you in that journey, is heartwarming. Thank you, and well done!

[@GoobertownHobbies]

That's awesome! That really makes my day, keep on painting ;-)

[@antonjonsson424]

I really enjoy watching when you try things, it really gets my brain going with ideas and things I want to try out and test from where you started

[@GoobertownHobbies]

yeah! get those ideas flowing! :-)

[@ballyhoothunderplump2570]

So excited! I love these roulette videos!

[@IcarusGames]

I think the stark white details work really well. Great job, Brent!

[@randallcraft4071]

Man I say this a lot but it has to be said again. Brent is the Bob Ross of mini painting.

[@Mark-te4uv]

I don't even play Warhammer (any more than I beat the devil out of my brushes.) I paint minis for D&D and he has upped my game. I'm working through my pile of shame.

[@PeterSimpkins]

Definitely, when he was holding the Titanium White paint at 11:16 I SO wanted him to read the name aloud

[@snowconesyrup2698]

Always inspiring to see you step out of your comfort zone and paint bravely!

[@Ali-lv4ks]

I'm loving the positive affirmation when trying out new things! Keep up the great work.

[@GoobertownHobbies]

You can do it! :-)

[@michaelcoull8590]

I hope the non-chosen minis were bagged up and put in the main Roulette box! I'd love to see you paint any of these!

[@gregoris2474]

Right on! Time to mellow out and get my painting on.

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Enjoy! :-)

[@Kuziminski]

It still reads gold to me! Like a tarnished gold, where the fresh battle damage exposes clean gold that would catch the light the most. Looks amazing and makes me even more excited for my move out of an apartment so I can airbrush.

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Hey thanks! It's a start at least :-)

[@DFloyd84]

Gold itself doesn't tarnish (i.e. oxidize), but it could get dirty like any other material. That chemical stability led to the belief that gold had supernatural properties back in Ye Olde Tymes.

[@rooter6]

Brent, I want to appreciate your cat. I love it when he appears somewhere in video. His presence make your videos more pleasant. Please give him a gentle scratch behind ear from me.

[@WaldoWally]

Wow. So beautiful. Looks like Gold to me!

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Hehehe, thanks for saying so! :-)

[@damianmonaghan3205]

yes, another random paint scheme video. Love these.

[@Ronodentron]

Once again, you have inspired me to paint more bravely! Thank you Goobs! :)

[@GoobertownHobbies]

anytime! :-)

[@luigiboi357]

those beautiful beautiful models!!!!

[@jesserooney2595]

Fun fact: the Questor is uncommon as a left-handed mini, just like our friendly goober!

[@britishgypsum4347]

There is definitely gold in that there model Brent! Another really enjoyable video show casing your talents.

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Thanks! This mini is off to go adventuring in them there hills :-)

[@AllieMacAlister]

Thanks for the shoutout Brent! I know I tease you endlessly on the PowerPoint thing, but I'm legit impressed with how much you're able to do with it. :) Great job on your first NMM! I'm still too scared to try it!

[@minimishapsgames894]

I sure love me some painting roulette! I was super psyched to see this vid go up.

[@ghitapaints91]

Thank you so much for making these videos!

[@Fox01313]

Surprised that these have gone unpainted as these have so much variety & the games are fun (in a team or solo game). Great for the ultimate assortment project.

[@cinderheart2720]

Before the yellow filter, it did look good, but it looked much more like copper than gold.

[@erho2967]

I was unconvinced until right before the pin washes... this is spectacular

[@GreaticusIRL]

I was sold by the voice! Just got into painting minis for my monsters in D&D. Thanks for the awesome vids!

[@TheMetalfreak360]

Man, these videos always makes me smile and happy, hope to one day be in a situation where I can start painting as well, used to be a childhood hobby of mine. Keep up the good work Bob Ro- I mean Brent.

[@gggfx4144]

My tip for blending improvement is work on spare sprue; each piece of sprue is a nice channel for a blend, just undercoat and try your different wet blend and glazing techniques - start with taking 20mm to transition, then get used to transitioning in less distance. Try all the colours! :D Best bit is you can store all these sprues and refer back to the ones which went particularly well. Put in the time and it'll make a big difference to your blending. 20min of this is a great warm-up exercise before painting a mini

[@swampybwoy]

Man this looked awesome when finished . Gonna steal this method

[@theLP100]

This was so inspiring!!! I'm so impressed you came up with your own method of NMM! Yay painting bravely!!

[@GoobertownHobbies]

wooo!! :-)

[@taylord6043]

Looks great Brent keep up the awesome vids!

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Thanks Taylor! :-)

[@AleGrou]

Your paintjob actually reminds me of Wayne Reynold's art ! Good job !

[@walkerawhite4698]

Hot Damn, Painting Bravely! This was a great stop-gap in style before a more professional NMM, I think it turned out great and looks almost like a comic print instead of a painting/lithograph.

[@jon9509]

I was rolling laughing when you pulled silver or gold for your stormcast. You really made the most of it with the NMM though and it turned out *awesome*. Aand on another note, you really made the process look simpler than other videos I've seen which always just leave me scratching my head. Great video.

[@ToHellWithReality]

Even if you don't feel it ended like NMM, I think the points of white helped a ton with returning the shine without being overbearing. The stylized scratch pattern on the chest was also super interesting. I'll have to try it myself next shot I get.

[@Ezmari]

Wow brent is really putting out a lot of quality videos recently!

[@alexanderfielding]

Great video Brent! Love the colours :)

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Hey thanks! :-)

[@ImpendingDuff]

i think the results were fantastic goobs. nice exploration topic!

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Thanks Duff!

[@a.j.askins3265]

This seems like a great way to get through those large boxes

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Indeed! :-)

[@adriannabcustomfurniture]

I really like how it came out! It definitely has its own look. It's different and I like different 🤷🏻‍♀️ I also love trying new techniques because even if it doesn't come out the way you want, you still learned something from it 🙂 Also, my daughter is 7 (almost 8 😩) and loves painting with me. She has a few delays and doesn't like loud noises, so she loves your voice. We watch your videos while we paint everyday (I homeschooled her). Thank you for being so awesome!

[@shanggodaygang8388]

Like the attempt, the yellow gradient looks very pleasing to the eye. The white seems to be where the trouble happened. Metalics have colored reflections, and gold is a darker color than assumed. So I think the next attempt could look better with a less intense light gradient.

[@TheSixthWorld]

Brent: He's ready for questin...Warhammer questin... Me with my dad sense of humor: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA XD

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Hehehehehehe

[@dupeesfashionconsultant4204]

Number one channel for when I get crazy frustrated painting, put down the paint and binge some of Brent..... similar to Bob Ross lol

[@NachoBearYeah]

I really like this. I would just paint the plume blue and paint the shield with more than just gold. Adding darker things is a good idea, the extra contrast would help a lot!

[@therealoball]

Great timing on this video, I'm also about to make my first serious attempt at NMM and it's good to see I'm not the only one scared of it!

[@jeremyhauck960]

I really appreciate hearing how someone else struggled with the technique for hours. Its truly a difficult technique to pull off. I think the difficulty is almost every major tutorial skips over the specificity necessary to duplicate things like NMM. it took me forever to figure it out

[@GoobertownHobbies]

There's definitely a learning curve to this... we'll get there eventually though! :-)

[@dv_xl]

I hear ya! My first nmm turned into a splotchy textured mess, partially due to using too many layers of slightly too thick paint, and not having that paint fully dried before layering! Going to try again, this time with non metallic dragon scales!

[@docbun]

Roll again! Roll again! :) I love roulettes. Especially when I'm not the one painting. ;)

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Heheheh, OK! :-)

[@matthewrayner571]

Quick comment: I am by no means an expert on NMM, but I have a general idea of the theory and can do a half-reasonable job. At 9:03 ish, you said you tried to place your darker shade in the middle of the areas with no white ink. This isn't quite how it works. This is definnitely the correct way to do it for pretty much any other non-reflective surface, but if you look at your metallic shield at 4:41, the dark spots are right next to the light, with barely any mid-tone. The best way I have found to do NMM on upward-facing surfaces is light-dark-light, or more accurately, light -> very dark -> very light, with one main reflection and another secondary one which is still far brighter than the midtone (which I tend to work into the shadows more than the upward-facing areas) but not as bright as the main one. Thank you for the transparency on your painting process - it is all too easy to pretend like you get nothing wrong and find all processes easy. I look forward to seeing your improvement!

[@mikkel456123]

For a first time doing NMM you did reeeeeeally good 😁

[@GoobertownHobbies]

hey thanks!! :-)

[@Finkeldinken]

Ooooh, cool! You're right, he doesn’t look like metal, but he looks like amber or honey and that is kinda cool, imo! It is a very convincing look in its own right and there’s gotta be some other use for this. I’m sure you’ll get NMM down soon, but I hope you won’t forget this technique then, because it definitely has uses, I am sure of it!

[@GoobertownHobbies]

That's the spirit! :-)

[@Nosculptor]

Those white highlights look great!

[@sudeepsherly8811]

Love your channel I came to know about your channel from real terrain hobbies. Like your channel Gobbertown hobbies. And greetings from India 💓

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Greetings! I'm glad you're here hanging out :-)

[@quipirrin4947]

so inspiring and relaxing videos, love it!!

[@AngelicDirt]

That metal looks like how I sketch or paint it... vague shapes and kinda alright. Makes me feel better about the whole 'can't draw metal' thing. Looks WAY better in 3D, tho. Must be the medium. I wonder how it would look with a gloss. Something to keep in my pocket when I start sculpting, I guess. Also, yeah... I've been watching you and Crafsman and a few others. And I've been looking at STL files and printers. The selection is nice, but... I want to make my own. I've got too many characters in my head; they want out. So I guess I have you and the rest of hobby KZbin to thank for the final kick in the tail to get started. Thanks~

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Nice! It's always good to have some projects you're excited about :-) Start learning z-brush or blender or something like that and have some fun! And for painting metal... yeah I think a gloss coat might help make it look shiny at least ;-)

[@GRMDRK_inc]

Nice work Brent - this guy makes we want to try NMM using your approach!

[@mattpk1609]

Damn I enjoyed the whole episode but i personally think the best part was the base in the end :o so easy yet so amazing looking. Thanks Brent

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Hey thanks! yeah those bases are quick and easy, but not bad eh? :-)

[@mattpk1609]

@@GoobertownHobbies even without paint after the dip into the sandbox they looked battle ready haha

[@GoobertownHobbies]

@@mattpk1609 Oh I like to paint my rocks to make them look more like rocks ;-)

[@kiesminis]

This was such a fun idea Brent.

[@davedogge2280]

oh ye! oh ye! the fabled modern Warhammer Quest boxes, rarer than unicorns they be !

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Indeed! I mean, most of the minis in my roulette bin are out of print too, but not as rare as modern warhammer quest! :-)

[@knghtbrd]

I actually like how it came out, I was saying keep the gray plume the moment you gave it some contrast, and although it's not NMM, I really like the sword.

[@namewastaken360]

I really like the Cursed City Ogre hero!

[@shaolinmanny]

Nice result !

[@F0XD1E]

Nailed it.

[@bubonicusblightmasterofver6314]

I really like the colours. They look like they would taste like caramel or something.

[@GoobertownHobbies]

thanks! :-)

[@jamesperry9197]

I need work on non-metallic metal too. Not quite a true gold but it sure looks nice anyway! Really like the colour choice for the cloak, it helps the mini stand out

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Green and gold is a great look eh? file that one away for later. :-)

[@liamgibbs1226]

I have just got back into the hobby (I stopped when I started university!) and your videos are awesome. I paint Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game minis but have got your podcasts and videos on in the background, as I've got two weeks off from work. I have got my own Professional Pile of Shame starting too which is exciting. Also I have designed my own in scale garrison castle which I am making out of foam board and card etc. I am a set designer in the film and tv industry, so I do that stuff anyway. Top work, keep it up. :)

[@mcdanger1985]

You approached this challenge bravely

[@GoobertownHobbies]

This is the way! :-)

[@euansmith3699]

I'm no NMM Painter, however, I think that going darker with the shadow colour would help pump up the contrast. Having said that; you've done a pretty sweet job.

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Good thinkin, I'll give it a try! :-)

[@predat0rprime111]

I'm in the middle of painting my first Warhammer mini and it's from Age of Sigmar Stormcast Eternals. Very much enjoying learning to paint minis!

[@GoobertownHobbies]

That's awesome! Keep painting and keep having fun :-)

[@predat0rprime111]

@@GoobertownHobbies Thanks, you've been a huge inspiration. You made me go from "there is no way I could do that!" to "Maybe I can do that...."

[@tobiasboh3370]

My man, I think you got hoodwinked by the blend-lobby! The secret to NMM is that with the right light placement the effect works, even if it's not blended at all. A great way to sell that is by painting a scratchy texture. Still very cool to see you develop your own approach!

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Oh yeah, the folks who can just slap on a drastic highlight color and make it look awesome are definitely inspirational! I'll try that technique someday for sure :-)

[@MrAbraxus666]

Something I've learned, Brent really loves Powerpoint! Haha. My man

[@FarceKitsune]

This is a timely video! I was trying to paint bravely on my Black Orc Bloodbowl team last week. Trying to teach myself NMM for that project. The first go around didn’t go so hot, but I’m gonna keep at it.

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Hehehe, yeah that's the way it goes! Keep taking those shots, we'll all get there eventually :-)

[@Himle_]

Great work as always Brent! NMM approach that doesn't make one want to kill oneself. I do have to try this out. (-:

[@Duzy045]

Man, i just love the way that Your video can change awfull day into decent one :D

[@GreenPonderingFrog]

You know what would help with painting metal lighting on a fig? If somehow you can upload the models to unity or something that works with 3D programs and then you’ll be able to move the figure around and get the perfect reflection on the figure. That way it takes out the guessing game for painting.

[@MrPug-dt4sd]

Brent: I've never painted a Sigmarite before Also Brent a few weeks ago: **painting Emelda Braskov**

[@GoobertownHobbies]

she's a city guard! (I think?) :-)

[@mycatistypingthis5450]

@@GoobertownHobbies I just now noticed that she's Cities (Ulfenkarn specifically), but not one of the other type of subfactions. So I agree she's more a City watch than Order of Azyr or Devoted to Sigmar.

[@Raoul_LeVrai]

That was a nice video as always ! I would love to see you try techniques that are more often associated with more realistic or grimdark style of painting, like the use of enamel wash and solvant, things like that.

[@GoobertownHobbies]

someday, someday! :-)

[@enviousbakemono]

Always a good day when Brent uploads, keep it coming (:

[@JakeDogg-RIP]

I ❤️ goobii-boii 🐶

[@lorderbs869]

I love that he used PowerPoint. I dont know why but somehow that program seams perfect Form the roulette!

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Use what you know! I've gotten pretty good at powerpoint over the years :-)