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really liked the inclusion of oils in this. it seems like a lot of times they get ignored by the community at large.

Great video, I have all three of these (although which greens in oil paints I am not sure at the moment.). I never thought to layer them. Also curious how the Dirty Down would react to GW, since Dirty Down is water reactive…could be interesting instead of just water!

Not a fan of Dirty Down, too finnicky and needs varnishing or it just doesnt stand up to wargaming. Oils are great though, basically idiot proof. Which is good for me.

Some great tips. Will be applying this. Thank you :)

My favorite is dirt cheap craft paint (Apple Barrel seafoam) because it's low pigment density means it keeps some transparency when you add a watery layer into the recesses.

Ink by darkness? Inky black darkness? What paint is that?

For the oils, try the cobalt teal from gamblin. The color is perfect

Do you have links for the paint

Do you go to the gym? You look like you used to

Check your final cut check your hz in the audio and make sure it matches the 44.1 or 48k settings of the project and raw footage. Sometimes changes in the hz in the raw or project can speed or slow audio.

What brand are your glasses?

Is he saying “inky by darkness”? What is that?

You can make oil paints dry much quicker by adding a siccative into them like an alkyd medium, depending on pigment it can take about a few hours to a day. It doesnt work super well with winton because of the low pigmentation and high wax content in those though.

Let the dirty down dry and then go in with a wet brush. You can move it around, expose some areas down to the copper. With water you can basically remove it all or push it into recesses if that is the effect you want. It is like activating oils with thinner. But only using water. The oils can be put on a piece of cardboard first to let some of the oil wick out, only like 5-10 minutes or so, then they will dry so much faster. Also heat and sunlight helps to cure them faster.

I'm sorry but I couldn't watch this video. I got almost dizzy from your camera constantly auto focusing. You need to set manual focus it's going to be a lot better than your camera trying to focus on your table.

Which green is the dark one you used as a base?

Damn, that music hit me in the feels lol. Great paint job, even if I'm meh about the mini itself ;)

Wish you would’ve have tried The Army Painter Versigris, cuz I cant’t get that to look good for the life of me!? Tried thinning with the stabilizer, but I’m having very little success. Great vid nonetheless❤️

Try going over the Dirty down with a wet brush after you apply it. This does a couple things. It removes the paint from flat areas, pools it in crevices, and thins it out in areas to get the lighter color. It looks very authentic when you do this.

You can achieve some of these brighter verdigris hues with the Dirty Down product by adding water to it. Either mixed in the product during application, after application as it dries, or after it's dried.

If you look at copper roofs, they are all completly "green", there are no streaks or patches. The house roofs in Copenhagen are 2-300 years old and are almost uniform green. Imagine a statue 1000 years old.

Great video and also came in a great timing since I'm painting the Stormreach Portal and was looking for some verdigris videos!

man, this gem of a video pops up the day after I finish my death guard...

Ive spent the last few months doing skaven and beoming as intimate with aged copper as I can, and the worst thing i try and avoid that i see all the time on peoples models is having the verdigris be a single color or splotchy, the dirty down one fixes this- but so far my best method is varying all 3 of these, some over a stipped pattern underneath for heavier weathering- doing a darker green oil/somthing like corelia greenshade or a dark turquiose paint then using Nikal oxie to brighten small spots looks pretty nice.

Love it, will use this!

Super helpful vid, I got alot of ideas from it I haven't thought off before. Thank you! 👍

Ignore me, was just the intro 😂😂

Dude, this channel is great, very informative. Do you have a mic? Or are you using the on camera mic? Might just be on my phone tbf

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Couldn't quite figure out Nihilikh Oxide or how to make it look good. But this helps a ton! thank you

Getting my grime on right now, thanks for the lesson, using it on bolt action tanks!

Call him "ole tyranid head"

Good job but still can’t look at these without getting upset 💔

These are fkn sick. Def painting it (mostly) the way you taught! Subbed

Thumbs up and subscribed, love your videos.

Beautiful work as always! I think you should paint a primarch, really showcase your talents, I'd say the lion would be awesome for you

Really good stuff. Do you ever highlight the Necro Gold with any of the other Scale75 metallics? Been thinking about getting Necro, but not sure what other Scale75 metallic would help me highlight it more.

Great Video I love the tip of using streaking grime for battle damage.

Gorgeous work. Absolutely art worthy of a Blood Angel. Love what you did with the jetpack, gems and power sword.

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very nice!

Just assembled my kroxigors! Great video and some useful tips, the colour scheme reminds me of the nids!

Their proportions finally dont look goofy anymore i love these!!

hi dude! i love your painting! i got a question, where i live the only straking grime they have avaliable right now is "ak straking grime for panzer grey" could it do the job?

Hi, great paint work! I love seeing the oil shade technique. What thinner are you using for those? Thank you if you can reply.

Re watched this after a year, still great, i still recon you should grime a world eater

Great scheme, even when they execute half my army turn 1

Bet youre a cheesy slann player arent you

Ever though about painting a world eater with grime?

Great icy look to them