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Its way faster and just as effective to leave them on the sprue. You can simply cut the sprue into the separate rows and then remove the excess verticals. You then effectively have them on separate sticks without actually having to glue them to.. well separate sticks. You can even leave one of the vertical pieces of sprue midway or at either end to act as a handle. The only models that need to be on actually stirrer sticks are the ones that need separate assembly. (excluding the SM missile troops as they only have one piece that need to be added.

For my word bearers i used a scopion green contrast over a bright Chrome paint for plasma , probably work with a bright orange contrast type paint too .

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I've found that a gloss clear spray can is quick and easy to get most everything. It also avoids "frosting" that can happen with satin and mattes sprays. Then touching up with brush for any areas that need to be satin or matte after. Great video quality too.

Ooo! Big and grimy!

Great work. Really comes together.

I'm painting the basic Interfector scheme myself for my Loyalist Interfector maniple.

Ooh, Titan Time!!!!

Great video series. Thank you for your efforts in getting this out to the LI fans. Just one suggestion for your future (post June 2024) painting, and filming of it: stick the individual figures along the edge of the holding stick so that the minis themselves are lighted correctly for the video. As you watch it, the stick is creating a shadow across the areas of interest and it is very hard to see the details you are painstakingly trying to record. Alternatively, add another light source above and in front of your position. Nonetheless, good job! Subscribers: +1 I look forward to more great works of art. 😉

As an AT player and owner of 2 Warmaster, 2 Icono, 8 Warlord, 6 Nemesis, 12 Reaver, 16 Warhound and 4 Dire Wolfs, I had to say... magnetising the torso is totally pointless. Warhounds only needs weapon magnets. The rest of the titans can have head magnets too to chnage sryle (if you have 3d printed alternative heads). As the painting, it is really useful. I love their look too.

I’ve been an Epic player since first edition and while I’m disappointed they placed this new edition in the Horus Heresy I have to say I’m really enjoying these new little guys. You do a MUCH better job of making and painting ‘em than I do though! Your videos have inspired me to try to do better so thanks!

Bulk airbrushing your bases without minis on them really speeds things up as well. Paint the vehicles on a paper clip, then assemble at the end

Glad to have been subbed from the start! Got a lot of stuff in my repertoire to build and paint! Think you would tackle the FW models too?

I don't normally click on channels I'm not familiar with, but that is a really vibrant way to paint them and it got me interested!

I do this, but two coffee stirrers. Theyre thinner so you can get in closer with the brush from some angles. Two glued together for rigidity, and glued to a base to hold in a painting handle.

Man, I really need to invest in patience as well as an airbrush...

If you make yourself a little jig, out of a spare clear flying stand rod, glued to an old round base, you can paint flyers without needing to touch them, I’ve got 8 made and they make flyers much more fun to paint especially with an airbrush. Would have made a clear gloss varnish coat very easy pre wash stage for example :)

That blue copper combination is always a winner. Great video.

Gosh they are so cute

What print brand are you using

Really well done!

So satisfying to watch!!!

a tip you can paint the tracks and the hull separalety they fit pretty good without glue. BTW superb tutorial.

I've got a 3D printed Magnus and Rogal Dorn on order, too. Definitely buying another box of LI Astartes Support.

Great video as always!!!!

Loved the tutorial! Any chance you could show us how to replicate it onto infantry?

Thanks your videos have come at the right time for me putting my legions forces together

I've done all my Legions Imperialis on the sprue with no problems or delays. It also helps to get the correct figures via the sprue number when doing the basing.

Quick tip from someone who has a full Titanicus force: it is MUCH easier and quicker to leave the armour panels off the “skeleton” when painting Titans.

I love knights, so this video was a fantastic watch. In LI knights have a hard time earning back their points, but with the new Great Slaughter missions on the horizon they may have a better role to play in Titandeath.

I think you might have put the rocket launcher on the Gatling cannon knight backwards, those exhausts aren’t pointing the right way.

the popsicle stick idea is great. I did my first set of Astartes on the sprue, and I think I'll switch to this for the SA.

In the process of painting my 2 Warhounds. Going for Legio Krytos. I really enjoy stippling to create textures and smooth transitions on the bigger panels. Nice tutorial, I like the Gryphonicus Warhound especially!

They look really good. Love that gryphonicus paintjob

Looks good. Hope you get a chance to paint some reavers, warlords, warmasters.

This is a really good video. I'm planning on painting mine ad Spitfires, and give the squadron the name Spitefire Squadron.

I can’t wait to get started on my infantry! My LI box came with 4 sprues of space marines and no SA, which I imagine most people would relish 😅 Great video!

definitely agree about not just doing them on the sprue. I was cutting them out because im doing greenstuff helmets, but yeh ive tried a couple and its a ballache. Your methods probably best, although you can just cut out a section of sprue so the tops and sides are nice and exposed. Also find its a good idea to try out a few paint schemes first. Each mini is bassically worth nothing so it doesnt hurt to go through a few trying out different schemes so you can be really happy with your final army.

imperial knight is so tiny, it's so cute.

someone share this video with murry and dave from tabletop time that someone has beaten them to it with painting their infantry

For me, this is a godsend when I come to paint my infantry. I'm also gonna nick the painting tutorial for House Lucaris to make the Freeblade Knight 'Unflinching Steel' who had abandoned the house when they turned traitor and remained a steadfast loyalist ever since.

Oops. Missile launcher is on backwards. 😂

great video. to give the main frame more detail, you can wash the silver with contrast magos purple, then a rusty orange/brownish wash. It gives it a lot of extra character, and it is easy to do. Just slop it on the silver.

Awesome tutorial!