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@@ilichbrushstudio thank you glad it was helpful.

@@cloud1306 thank you I’m glad it was helpful.

@@flips300021 thank you very much glad you enjoyed the video.

@@SvartElric9 thank you for your lovely feedback. I am glad the tutorial is of help to you. Happy painting 😁

Thank you so much for your kind feedback, I am really happy that you found the video helpful and easy to follow for a good result. Would love to see your work as you get going.

@@packe93 thank you very much for your feedback. I will look into the Army Painter range I do need to expand my paint range. 😊

Hello thank you for your message. I’ve done similar myself so don’t worry, the way I usually resolve it is with light drybrushes of wraithbone over the skin this will also help with highlighting. Make sure to go slow and build up the layers gradually so that you don’t undo the shades work fully. Hope that helps. 😊

Thank you, glad you found it useful.

Thank you, I'm glad you like it.

The primer in this case being Ultramarines Blue acts as both the primer and base coat, giving a smooth blue coat to work from. Hope that helps.

@@JPMiniatures yeah it did I’m painting my first army not doing the ultra Marines but I did use the primer bone somthing and I was just wondering if people actually just keep the primer paint

@@ogkidd77 yes most of the Citadel sprays are fine perfectly fine as both primer and base coat depending on the colour you are looking for.

@@JPMiniatures yeah thank you bro I was doing purple so idk if that one I got was the best

Hello, to my knowledge the kit is for the Doomstalker only.

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Thank you for the kind feedback, we shall look into the microphone.

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Thank you very much. Glad it is helpful

Thank you!!

Thank you very much for your kind feedback, I’m glad to hear you liked the custom scheme.

I mainly use citadel brushes for the main parts of a model, rotating between the small base brush and small layer brush, but for any fine detail works I use Artis Opus size 00 or 000.

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It is likely to take a while haha, I’ve painted the Neuroloids and now working on the Neurotyrant.

That’s a good question, I’ve read in the lore that some tombs have rusted so it is possible. I’ve also seen some great paint schemes where people have bases their army on a rusting tomb. Hope that helps.

@@JPMiniatures I wonder about this myself and leave rust out of my Necron paint scheme. Rust on the tomb and other metals makes more sense.

@@zazen69 I think the rust looks great on the schemes I’ve seen.

@@JPMiniatures Rule of cool always wins!

I believe in the Ultramarines Omibus an ancient crashed Necron flyer was slowly rusting over the millennia.

Thank you very much it is great to be back at it and we have more videos to come, specially with the launch of Leviathan this weekend.

Hello, thank you for your message. Great choice with the necrons some great miniatures to choose from and paint. What dynasty have you decided to go with? For the destroyer you can certainly keep the engine panels off, but what I did was not glue the model into the base rock so that it’s easily accessible from underneath and you can prime it easier too whilst then utilising the base to hold the model while you paint the main parts. I believe the video shows how I’m describing it here. If I can help anymore please feel free to pop any questions across. 😊

@@JPMiniatures thanks for the reply and advice, appreciate any help 😃 if I’m honest I have no clue what dynasty I’m going with, I’ve been trying to watch videos on how to paint etc but have no clue about dynasties. Do you know if there a book guide that can help with that and how to paint them? Thanks david

@@TaitsoTheK1ng No worries at all happy to help. It can be tricky to decide on what scheme to go for, but there are some great ones to choose from. I’ve not come across any books on painting the schemes but the codex’s are very useful for artwork, but may not be the most cost effective thing to buy with 10th edition right around the corner.

@@TaitsoTheK1ng tbh you could just make a color scheme that looks cool. I want to paint mine with an icy effect, like if the mechanicus cracked open a frozen tomb world

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Thank you I hope to do more in the coming weeks. 😃

Thank you very much, yes the new 10th edition Termagant model looks really nice. Corax white yes would be the best GW equivalent you could also use White Scar if you wanted something brighter, but that will require multiple thin coats.

@@JPMiniatures got it. Thanks

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Thank you for your kind feedback glad you found the video useful.

@@JPMiniatures always gives you ideas on painting new units. Noted saw the trailer from gw of tyranids again

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You are very welcome any questions feel free to ask. 👍

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Thank you for your kind comment. A great start for a 40K army, are you thinking of building up a Tyranid force? I would highly recommend Genestealers they play very well. They certainly do like to lean, I use magnets for transporting the models so I have positioned them near the back of the base to add some counter weight. Before I started using magnets, I used to use a small ball of blue tack. Hope that helps.

@@JPMiniatures I was thinking of starting with a small Tyranid force just to get the basics of the game down first. I’ve heard the gene stealers are great from multiple people so they will be next on the list. Awesome suggestion on the counterweights I’ll give that a whirl!

@@D_Troop91 Very nice, Genestealers are fun models to paint. If you have any more questions please feel free to ask.

Thank you very much I’m glad you enjoyed the video.

Thank you so much for your kind feedback, I’m really glad you found it helpful. Tyranids are great models to work on and I hope to put more tutorials out soon. If there’s ever anything in particular you’d like to see please let me know.

Hello, glad your enjoying the videos. Feathering is a tricky skill took me a while to enjoy doing it. For the majority of my videos including the feathering I use a small layer brush from Citadel it keeps a good point and is small enough to get the lines, but I’d also recommend the 00 size series S Artis Opus brush which is something I’ve recently brought. I try not to have to much paint on my brush so it doesn’t go splotchy on the first stroke, and not having the paint to thick, if you use a wet palette that will really help keep the paint at the right consistency. Otherwise it’s really about taking your time with it until your comfortable. I hope this has helped but if you have any other questions please feel free to ask.