"yeah, he came at the king, but he's probably going to miss " -Vince Damn, thats cold. True, but cold. Love you and Ninjon both, thank you for all the lessons over the years and here's to many more to come. ^_^
I'm reminded of Robin Hood Men in Tights when the Sheriff challenges Robin to a duel with the slap of a glove and Robin responds with a "slap" of a metal gauntlet. Game On.
Loved hearing you talk about getting lost in the project and losing track of time. I'm fairly new to the hobby and have been coming to your tutorials again and again over the last year. It's wonderful to know that even after decades of effort, the joy remains. Thank you as always, for sharing your hard earned skill on this stage.
Going to be honest, Ninjon's vibrant colors photograph very well. I'm not sure that just going off images, that you've got em beat here! I really enjoy his palate, the colors really stay vivid even in most of the lighting he's using. Your red metal is slick as all heck though!
Haha, no chance. If this was skaven hierarchy, Vince would be a warpseer, and ninjon would be a grey seer. And you guys thought i was going to say skaven slave 😅😂
I'm happy yo know someone else loves Skaven as much as if not more than me. I only recently got enough money to be able to effectively enter the hobby despite 25 years of wanting to and your joy at this release has been amazing to watch
Dang Vince taking shots right out the gate! Right with you though, the Rat Ogre is a super fun concept. Taking an ogre, something dangerous and nasty but at least natural... And then making it a disgusted abomination to all that is good and decent. Lovely work.
I never understood much of your videos but I recently started a new army. I got into orks, tried some new things and explored stuff I dont usually paint like skin tones and suddenly something clicked with the things I have seen you do. Thanks for the great content.
@Vince Venturella hey Vince- loving the Skaven videos! If you haven’t already tried it, the brightest fluo orange-red I have ever used is Lefranc & Bourgeois Flashe “Fluorescent Grenadine” from my “fine art” painting days. Not sure of the formulation but the coverage is also very good. Pictures don’t do it justice but just a heads up, it’s an eye-melter!
Plain Bagel and Patrick Boyle calling each other out, Vince V and Ninjon throwing down. Exciting days on the TH-cam! Really fun to hear you excited about the new Skaventide models, I'll have to grab this box. Although I should probably finish painting the Isle of Blood Starter set I've been working through for a few years..
As I'm building/painting up both forces from my Skaventide box, I would love to see a video about the colors of a base complementing the scheme of the army
What did Uncle Atom say recently… something to the effect of “There is always some the does more hobby than you and it is usually Vince Venturella.” Or close enough? Yeah Ninjon is toast.
Thanks for another great video Vince. I originally learned about fluorescent paints to make reds pop but it never occurred to me to place white and then go over with a fluorescent orange. This technique looks *really* good. I’m going to have to try it on my next piece. Thanks again!
Sorry to Ninjon but... Vince, you win lol. You really bringing these new Skaven models to life, absolutely awesome looking. Joking aside you both did an awesome job making the new sculps look amazing and fun to paint.
As always... an inspiring video. I write this as I glue my 40 clan rats and I'll say, I'm taking ideas from both of you! I was intrigued by the red armor from the rat ogres and this will be super useful., Thanks!!
This HC video totally helped me understand how to work around "muscle island", thank you so much, Vince. Those ratogres look insane. Loved that fluorescent orange trick. Have a great weekend, Vince.
A new Vince Venturella painting vid. Always good. Btw, I just put an old one of yours to good use, exploring yellow and undercoloring/painting. Ik works perfectly, I even overdone it a bit ( my choice of yellow was AK 3rd Volcanic, in hindsight a bit too.... ) so now I have to tone down yellow. Imagine that 😆. Many thanks Vince, it feels like a new door of possibilities has opened for me!
Rat-Ogres are coolest models in the new box. Mine are waiting for me to be done with clanrats. Why oh why GW, did you make those little critters so detailed.
This is really tough because You rat ogres are better but Ninjons clan rats are some of the best models I've ever seen. Curious how your Seer will come out, really enjoying this friendly competition
Just as I began to think about the skin on my newly acquired rats, this amazing video drops. I have never worked this much in detail, and not with these skin tones. All been pink or red aliens or orange lizards up to now.
@@VinceVenturella your videos have contributed to giving me more enjoyment of the painting side of the hobby. What are the paints that you are using? Especially the grey green you are mentioning. Have some ideas of what to use for the pink skin, but the highlight colour had me stumped.
Great looking paint job on the Rat Ogres, I would love to try the color you used to shade the Metallics and I think you called it Nevers Grey by AK? Keep up the great videos, you are a great communicator. Thank you Vince
With your “throwing of the gauntlet” so to speak. How about you and Jon do a video together with a one to one comparison of your finished armies for us to either vote on, or just to marvel at your guys work side by side? Anyone not interested in watching that video would be INSANE as far as I’m concerned.
I'm watching both of you closely, and I think yours are better executed, but the weird shadow colours in Ninjon's rats give them a bit more visual interest. I'd say, so far, whose is "best painted" would entirely depend on judge's preference!
Thanks for the great video! I was wondering what you think about brushing on primer, I recently learned it might be a faux pas? I started painting 3 years ago and didn't have spray primer or an airbrush so I brushed on the primer in thin layers.
That tip for vibrant red armor is really something I need to steal, I think...they look great! For the green/grey flesh tone, I've got Vallejo Game Color Dead Flesh and P3 Sickly Skin on hand--which of those two would you recommend for use in this case? Or would P3 Thrall Flesh be a better option?
Everyone time inwatch you paint ser, i am mesmerised. Your brush is like a lost artifact, a magic brush that just gives the right colour and amount of paint. Serious question though. Is this mostly due to you mixing your pallete well? Like when you transition do you always mix what you left off on and add a touch of your new paint? If not that is it you only have a touch of paint on your brush? Any case lovely stuff as always mate.
@VinceVenturella A true treat to watch! Also if you have time could i please have a list of paints you used for the skin? I really need ideas for my rat skin outsidecofvmy go to vallejo warm grey lol
If I don’t get a Ninas answer video to this at some point in the next few weeks I am going to be very disappointed… but he already said he was doing something sci-fi next week 😔 Great video as always Vince, looking forward to the rest of this series!
Hey Vince, what's your advice for people looking to paint armies to sell? As in do you think its logical for people to limit the time they spend painting the models in order to have a quicker turnaround? Or would you recommend doing your best possible paintjobs to grow as an artist even if you don't think you'll keep the models at the end. In my view I think painting it to the best of your ability is worth it but at the same time would it make people less likely to buy a highly polished paintjob for a higher price when given an option of a cheaper albeit less refined army. Would love to know your thoughts on this.
I don't know, I've never really sold my armies. My feeing is there is a point where your time will be wasted, because most people who are buying armies won't know the difference and/or be able to tell the difference. I think there is definitely a sort of tight rope you are trying to walk.
@@VinceVenturella Thanks for the reply Vince. I've been looking into buying boxes, painting them up and selling them on for a hobby/bit of extra income. So far my take away is that I'd be making less than I would as a comission painter. But I still like to paint different stuff even if it doesn't make me any money . Thanks again
Vince on a war-footing is something I never knew I needed until now 😂
The beginning of the video is comedy gold. Awesome paint work.
Thank you very much!
Pink and green mix? Huh. I guess that’s a choice.
"yeah, he came at the king, but he's probably going to miss " -Vince
Damn, thats cold. True, but cold.
Love you and Ninjon both, thank you for all the lessons over the years and here's to many more to come. ^_^
Idk man, Ninjon minis are awesome!
The intro had the same energy of Trovarion just 'forgetting' all of his golden demons on the table.
I fully expected the phrase "You caught me right in the middle of polishing my sword."
it was such a humblebrag, loved it~
I'm reminded of Robin Hood Men in Tights when the Sheriff challenges Robin to a duel with the slap of a glove and Robin responds with a "slap" of a metal gauntlet. Game On.
"Duel accepted!"
Loved hearing you talk about getting lost in the project and losing track of time. I'm fairly new to the hobby and have been coming to your tutorials again and again over the last year. It's wonderful to know that even after decades of effort, the joy remains.
Thank you as always, for sharing your hard earned skill on this stage.
The more experienced yo get, the more joy. Its a skill that is very rewarding imo.
Going to be honest, Ninjon's vibrant colors photograph very well. I'm not sure that just going off images, that you've got em beat here! I really enjoy his palate, the colors really stay vivid even in most of the lighting he's using. Your red metal is slick as all heck though!
The people have spoken!
@@Ninjon hahaha love the comradery
@@Ninjon hahaha love the comradery
Haha, no chance. If this was skaven hierarchy, Vince would be a warpseer, and ninjon would be a grey seer.
And you guys thought i was going to say skaven slave 😅😂
lol if you understand anything about painting you would know you’re wrong.
His shading and command of colour theory are incredible
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Tip for shading beaten up metal is equally great!
😆 I'm sure Jon won't mind the friendly digs. Really beautiful results. Love the graduated reds on the armour ❤
I hope so! ;)
I'm happy yo know someone else loves Skaven as much as if not more than me. I only recently got enough money to be able to effectively enter the hobby despite 25 years of wanting to and your joy at this release has been amazing to watch
Absolutely mind blowing, I can’t figure out in my head how to do any of this but it’s so cool watching a master at work.
You can do it!
Dang Vince taking shots right out the gate!
Right with you though, the Rat Ogre is a super fun concept. Taking an ogre, something dangerous and nasty but at least natural... And then making it a disgusted abomination to all that is good and decent. Lovely work.
Absolutely gorgeous… I mean for a horrid monstrosity. Always so impressed with your paint work.
That flex at the start was just amazing. Ninjon better show the hell up.
I love the armor! I really hope you give a video tour of your army when it's all done.
Love the fact there's playful banter between you and Ninjon about the Skaventide boxed set.
I love the back and forth with Jon xD
But we all know, there is only one Lord of the Skaven!!!
Great video, Vince…..lots of clever techniques and a really fun subject to boot! Thanks!!!
Such a good advanced use for metallic weapons highlight, I'll use it on my next project
I really enjoyed this video. I agree that these new skaven sculpts are something special. Looking forward to more
More to come!
I never understood much of your videos but I recently started a new army. I got into orks, tried some new things and explored stuff I dont usually paint like skin tones and suddenly something clicked with the things I have seen you do. Thanks for the great content.
That red pops harder than my collar at school in the 80s
This paint scheme is exactly what I been looking for too paint clan mor army. Do you have a list of paints you used for the tutorial? Great job.
I have not painted any rogres before but if they come in the box I hope they’re fun to paint.
Also that intro was a source of joy this morning.
That red armor is absolutely flippin' insane! Very well done!
@Vince Venturella hey Vince- loving the Skaven videos! If you haven’t already tried it, the brightest fluo orange-red I have ever used is Lefranc & Bourgeois Flashe “Fluorescent Grenadine” from my “fine art” painting days. Not sure of the formulation but the coverage is also very good. Pictures don’t do it justice but just a heads up, it’s an eye-melter!
These look fantastic. I love the armor and weapons. I need to work on my techniques with TMM, and there are some great tips here (as always).
That Red on the armor is out of this world! I'll have to try it on my own rat ogres! :O
Plain Bagel and Patrick Boyle calling each other out, Vince V and Ninjon throwing down. Exciting days on the TH-cam! Really fun to hear you excited about the new Skaventide models, I'll have to grab this box. Although I should probably finish painting the Isle of Blood Starter set I've been working through for a few years..
That red is awesome, good stuff Vince
As I'm building/painting up both forces from my Skaventide box, I would love to see a video about the colors of a base complementing the scheme of the army
Trolling Jon and then playing his technomancer intro was hilarious 😂
Interesting that you did the pink skin also where it is not bursting out. GW painted that as hairless fur
What did Uncle Atom say recently… something to the effect of “There is always some the does more hobby than you and it is usually Vince Venturella.” Or close enough?
Yeah Ninjon is toast.
That red armour is amazing, think that would look awesome on some world eaters.
Thanks for another great video Vince. I originally learned about fluorescent paints to make reds pop but it never occurred to me to place white and then go over with a fluorescent orange. This technique looks *really* good. I’m going to have to try it on my next piece. Thanks again!
Glad to help :)
wow! that red armour is gorgeous
Sorry to Ninjon but... Vince, you win lol. You really bringing these new Skaven models to life, absolutely awesome looking. Joking aside you both did an awesome job making the new sculps look amazing and fun to paint.
As always... an inspiring video. I write this as I glue my 40 clan rats and I'll say, I'm taking ideas from both of you! I was intrigued by the red armor from the rat ogres and this will be super useful., Thanks!!
Always great Vince, the armour looks incredible would love a more deep dive into how you do that type of lighting on armour
Coming soon!
Vince, this may very well be the best opening to a video yet!
My only regret is that it wasn't more elaborate and over the top :P
This HC video totally helped me understand how to work around "muscle island", thank you so much, Vince. Those ratogres look insane. Loved that fluorescent orange trick. Have a great weekend, Vince.
Glad it was helpful!
They look superb painted, i like the red amour nice touch to add in the clan color. i am curious of the basing too.
You and me both! I still need to figure out basing. :)
Vince calls out Ninjon! Then does the Vince thing and paints two amazing minis... BAMF achievement unlocked... lol
Amazing job as always :D
Picking mine up next week to finally get into AOS
Wanted a Skaven army since I read Konrad as a kid.
There are few things as funny as the insults friends throw at one another. I can't wait for Ninjon's diss track.
Not only is Vince’s Pro Acryl set superior, so also are his rats. Keep showing him who’s boss.
Have to say, the start of your video this week was classic. It's on, Jon. 🤣
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Please put out a short on that red recipe. It is absolutely amazing!
Thanks Vince, going to use some of the skin techniques on my new slaanesh army . Cheers
A new Vince Venturella painting vid. Always good. Btw, I just put an old one of yours to good use, exploring yellow and undercoloring/painting. Ik works perfectly, I even overdone it a bit ( my choice of yellow was AK 3rd Volcanic, in hindsight a bit too.... ) so now I have to tone down yellow. Imagine that 😆. Many thanks Vince, it feels like a new door of possibilities has opened for me!
Very cool!
the intro was TOOOOP !!!
they look amazing, great job... uh oh Jon, it's on now lol
The Battle of the Brushlords! Bring it on!
Rat-Ogres are coolest models in the new box. Mine are waiting for me to be done with clanrats. Why oh why GW, did you make those little critters so detailed.
This is really tough because You rat ogres are better but Ninjons clan rats are some of the best models I've ever seen. Curious how your Seer will come out, really enjoying this friendly competition
damn that red armor pops. especially right next to skin, hair and dark metal. I am wondering, how that would look on an all red darth vader
Just as I began to think about the skin on my newly acquired rats, this amazing video drops. I have never worked this much in detail, and not with these skin tones. All been pink or red aliens or orange lizards up to now.
Glad it was helpful!
@@VinceVenturella your videos have contributed to giving me more enjoyment of the painting side of the hobby.
What are the paints that you are using? Especially the grey green you are mentioning. Have some ideas of what to use for the pink skin, but the highlight colour had me stumped.
@@JABoeg AK 3rd Gen Green Grey.
Great looking paint job on the Rat Ogres, I would love to try the color you used to shade the Metallics and I think you called it Nevers Grey by AK? Keep up the great videos, you are a great communicator. Thank you Vince
Tenebrous Grey
Hi Vince, the red armor looks incredible but I couldn't hear or see what paints you were using for the armor?
Burnt Red, REd from Atom paints, Pastel Peach, Fluo Orange, and then glazes of the atom Red.
Awesome paint work!!! Love to see more!
Well played Sir! You had me rolling 😂 ! Very fine ratogers indeed!!! Nice armor in particular!
Thanks 👍
Vince showing off his sword is a bit like Trazyn asking "do you have a statue?"
FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT
I'm enjoying the heck out of watching you both work on amazing ratties
When building an army do you have a unified basing scheme? Do you keep bases similar by unit? Or just vary it up? Curious on the plan
With your “throwing of the gauntlet” so to speak. How about you and Jon do a video together with a one to one comparison of your finished armies for us to either vote on, or just to marvel at your guys work side by side? Anyone not interested in watching that video would be INSANE as far as I’m concerned.
I'm watching both of you closely, and I think yours are better executed, but the weird shadow colours in Ninjon's rats give them a bit more visual interest. I'd say, so far, whose is "best painted" would entirely depend on judge's preference!
Vincent what is best in life? TO CRUSH MY ENEMIES, DRIVE THEM BEFORE ME AND HEAR THE LAMENTATIONS OF THE NINJON!!
Happy for you with the release of the rats! Skaven got done dirty in AoS in the lead up to 4th. Also literally who is Ninjon? Never heard of him
A good friend and fellow TH-camr. :)
God I truly love this community so much. Amazing intro.
Me too!
Togres are cool 👍👍
Nothing so good as some good old Skaven Clan rivaly 😂😂
In this battle, who ever wins, WE WIN...
Though I am very curious about the sword you had...
The red armour is amazing
Love the video and their lovely armor. Would it be possible to do armor like this in magenta using fluorescent paints?
Absolutely.
I think john's got you bro. If he keeps it up. 😬😬😬😬
Nina's Skaven king
This is brilliant Vince
Thanks for the great video! I was wondering what you think about brushing on primer, I recently learned it might be a faux pas? I started painting 3 years ago and didn't have spray primer or an airbrush so I brushed on the primer in thin layers.
It's fine, you're better with an airbrush or similar, but its not the end of the world.
What paints did you use for the skin tones? Were you mixing between 2 or 3 paints? The end effect shows a ton of skill!
Fur Brown, Topaz Skin, Barbarian Flesh (from Army painter) then Green Grey from AK 3rd gen.
Thanks! The fur brown was the initial colour you applied with the airbrush?
We all benefit from this blood feud between Vince and Jon 😂
Is this the beed Jon wanted in the mini painting community? Careful what you wish for Jon
I always love your videos but you outdid yourself with the introduction to this video! LMFAO! Well played Vince, well played. 😂❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
That tip for vibrant red armor is really something I need to steal, I think...they look great! For the green/grey flesh tone, I've got Vallejo Game Color Dead Flesh and P3 Sickly Skin on hand--which of those two would you recommend for use in this case? Or would P3 Thrall Flesh be a better option?
Either would work honestly
Great vid!! My recommended message to Jon.....SHHHuurrre!
Thanks Vince
Oh Jon oh Jon boy 😅😅😅 challenge accepted , can't wait to see the response to this beauty.
Everyone time inwatch you paint ser, i am mesmerised. Your brush is like a lost artifact, a magic brush that just gives the right colour and amount of paint.
Serious question though. Is this mostly due to you mixing your pallete well? Like when you transition do you always mix what you left off on and add a touch of your new paint? If not that is it you only have a touch of paint on your brush? Any case lovely stuff as always mate.
Thank you so much 😀 - It's some of both, depends on what I am trying to do at that moment. :)
@VinceVenturella A true treat to watch! Also if you have time could i please have a list of paints you used for the skin? I really need ideas for my rat skin outsidecofvmy go to vallejo warm grey lol
The red looks amazing. @VinceVenturella do you think a similar effect would be possible for green armor with a fluorescent green?
Indeed. I do it with the warp glow all the time, same principle.
Soo friggin good. If I wanted to do something similar with the armour but purple armour, do you have rekommendations for paints?
Same paints, but go to Fluo Pink instead.
Just a quick question do you varnish between most color layers? Does that help create depth and keep the colors more purely separated?
Not with these, I do sometimes on display pieces.
If I don’t get a Ninas answer video to this at some point in the next few weeks I am going to be very disappointed… but he already said he was doing something sci-fi next week 😔 Great video as always Vince, looking forward to the rest of this series!
Fingers crossed!
I love how Jon is probably watching the start of this like “you son of a bitch”
Love the red and...well, the rats 😋
Hell yeah! Vince goes to battle! Going to enjoy this one :)
Great video. I’m a year into the hobby and live near warhammer world. They do painting classes, would you recommend ?
Yes, absolutely
Great figures but I have to give this round to Ninjon :D
Hey Vince, what's your advice for people looking to paint armies to sell? As in do you think its logical for people to limit the time they spend painting the models in order to have a quicker turnaround? Or would you recommend doing your best possible paintjobs to grow as an artist even if you don't think you'll keep the models at the end.
In my view I think painting it to the best of your ability is worth it but at the same time would it make people less likely to buy a highly polished paintjob for a higher price when given an option of a cheaper albeit less refined army.
Would love to know your thoughts on this.
I don't know, I've never really sold my armies. My feeing is there is a point where your time will be wasted, because most people who are buying armies won't know the difference and/or be able to tell the difference. I think there is definitely a sort of tight rope you are trying to walk.
@@VinceVenturella Thanks for the reply Vince. I've been looking into buying boxes, painting them up and selling them on for a hobby/bit of extra income. So far my take away is that I'd be making less than I would as a comission painter. But I still like to paint different stuff even if it doesn't make me any money . Thanks again
Where do you win a sword for best painted army and how long did you paint the army that won said implement of destruction?
Nashcon, I have several, and many, many hours. :)
That intro, actually made me laugh out loud! Lol