Excellent tutorial! It is good see another painting vide from you and I and glad to see a WWII figure. I did not know that Army Painter made a brush on flat coat but I will look for it. Thanks for this tutorial.
I never have a problem getting vallejo paints. Hobby lobby has a large section. Atleast in west Virginia and Pennsylvania. I always find them traveling back and fourth to work. I was surprised they have them but they always have what I need
I'll echo the sentiments of others - happy to have you back and sorry to hear you've been ill! I was hoping you'd get your hands on the new French plastics for a tutorial! Thanks for another great tutorial!
Nice to have you back, hoping you feel refreshed. Great timing as I’m about to embark on a French Force using the new figures, I will certainly use this on mine.
Glad to have you back, and I hope your vacation was excellent! Enjoyed the video greatly as always. I particularly appreciate this one because it is indeed the case that Army Painter and Citadel are by far the most convenient paints for me to get ahold of, and even for those I have to drive 45 minutes 😂
Nice, I'm glad you're back. Very fast way to paint uniforms, also if I never liked a lot french ones. Generally I liked more late war germans' ones or, better, US' paratroopers late war ones. As for the italians, french uniforms seemed a strange mix of WWI, with their puttees and new.
Differences, water bottles, the WA have the wwi bottles, these are the 37’ (I think, either way wwii) I’ve had to GS mine and the WG ones look better 😂, their rifles look better than the WA ones to. I was hoping this was going to be contrast paint tutorial, but hey you can’t have everything. Probably use the previous tute and go zenithal slap chop. Great tutorial as always. Cheers.
Probably not, if I'm honest. There's just not all that much interest in the genre outside a handful of cases, so I've pretty much done most of what I'm likely to do weird war wise with Gloom Trench.
i love your videos...they are an easy escape and nice tutorials and easy tutorials... one question...why do you thing other channels are using the term slapchop for basecoating??
Crap I hate that "thin it to a milky consistency" -- it was said in the before time as an advice on how to thin enamel paints *for airbrushing* for crying out loud! Somewhere along the way, some youtuber (not you) heard the phrase and now everyone is repeating it ad naseum. It's really interesting if you follow several youtubers how these things spread. I mean techniques should spread if they work, but it seems like people just pick up axioms and catch phrases without even thinking about what they mean. Well, that's internet for you. Anyway, good painting guide, the new frenchies look interesting, and good to see you back!
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Wonderful to have you back! Despite your worries, I don't think you've lost your touch at all - that skin came out magnificently as always!
Great tutorial and my great grandfather was in a Chasseur battalion during WWI 👍
Excellent tutorial! It is good see another painting vide from you and I and glad to see a WWII figure. I did not know that Army Painter made a brush on flat coat but I will look for it. Thanks for this tutorial.
I'm glad you back from your hols.
Cheers for Sonic’s return! Glad to see you back in your element.
Sweet
A Very special Thank You , Troy .
🐺Loupis Canis .
Glad to have you back!!
Yes. That’s the stuff. Great video.
You're back, what a pleasant surprise !
Great paint job , simple, quick and effective ! Thank you Mr Sonic !
The king is back.
I think it's only right you do a samurai to commemorate your trip.
Good to have you back!
I never have a problem getting vallejo paints. Hobby lobby has a large section. Atleast in west Virginia and Pennsylvania. I always find them traveling back and fourth to work. I was surprised they have them but they always have what I need
Great job! And welcome back.
So glad to see you back! I was worried the algorithm was hiding you from me. Model looks great!
I'll echo the sentiments of others - happy to have you back and sorry to hear you've been ill! I was hoping you'd get your hands on the new French plastics for a tutorial! Thanks for another great tutorial!
Awesome. I vote for Prussian Napoleonic infantry next!
Nice to have you back, hoping you feel refreshed. Great timing as I’m about to embark on a French Force using the new figures, I will certainly use this on mine.
They're brilliant sculpts. The fact there's so many rifles on the sprues alone makes them a big winner for me!
Glad to have you back, and I hope your vacation was excellent!
Enjoyed the video greatly as always. I particularly appreciate this one because it is indeed the case that Army Painter and Citadel are by far the most convenient paints for me to get ahold of, and even for those I have to drive 45 minutes 😂
Nice to have you back!
Glad your back I was wondering why I hadn't seen notifications for you
Welcome back!! I hope you had a great holiday.
Looks fantastic!
Nice video, as always ! (And don’t worry, your french pronounciation is ok ! 👍)
Welcome Back!
Nice, I'm glad you're back. Very fast way to paint uniforms, also if I never liked a lot french ones. Generally I liked more late war germans' ones or, better, US' paratroopers late war ones. As for the italians, french uniforms seemed a strange mix of WWI, with their puttees and new.
Alors mes amis. Our objective is the liberation of Cafe Rene!
Welcome back!
Differences, water bottles, the WA have the wwi bottles, these are the 37’ (I think, either way wwii) I’ve had to GS mine and the WG ones look better 😂, their rifles look better than the WA ones to. I was hoping this was going to be contrast paint tutorial, but hey you can’t have everything. Probably use the previous tute and go zenithal slap chop. Great tutorial as always. Cheers.
Great vid as always! Any plans for some "a war transformed" minis? Some light conversion of WA ww1 kits maybe?
Probably not, if I'm honest. There's just not all that much interest in the genre outside a handful of cases, so I've pretty much done most of what I'm likely to do weird war wise with Gloom Trench.
@@SonicSledgehammerStudio Im waiting to see if interest rises when the book is released in the US by the end of the month :)
i love your videos...they are an easy escape and nice tutorials and easy tutorials... one question...why do you thing other channels are using the term slapchop for basecoating??
Crap I hate that "thin it to a milky consistency" -- it was said in the before time as an advice on how to thin enamel paints *for airbrushing* for crying out loud! Somewhere along the way, some youtuber (not you) heard the phrase and now everyone is repeating it ad naseum.
It's really interesting if you follow several youtubers how these things spread. I mean techniques should spread if they work, but it seems like people just pick up axioms and catch phrases without even thinking about what they mean. Well, that's internet for you.
Anyway, good painting guide, the new frenchies look interesting, and good to see you back!
en el canal hay algún video sobre peanas?
Everyone: struggling to get Vallejo. Need citadel and AP.
Me: no access to citadel or AP because no gaming store stocks them 🤣
Welcome back !