Im just printing out this model now. Even though ive already got a load of Army Painter Speed Paints ive also just splashed out on the Speed Paints 2.0 complete set with 90 bottles. Gollowing exactly what youve just done here is my first mission. I then absolutely plan on using your white snd grey shading dry brush technique for a few different idea as i absolutely love how yours looks just like that. Thanks for the video
This is true, but in general black makes life easier when trying to get a uniform colour on a mini using many different colours with out getting a muddy finish.
Slap chop is a centuries old painting technique called grisaille, underpainting in greys. You don’t have to use black to white. In fact it it usually produces a muddied effect. Sepias, browns to ivories, will produce a much nicer result even with traditional acrylics which are transparent by nature. Black is rarely ever a true shadow. Using Instant Colors from Scale75 with a black Zenithal (slap chop before they term was created in a joke video) is a stronger result because Speedpaints and Contrast Paints are ink based and Instant Colors are glaze based using traditional paint mediums and pigments. The natural color settles in the recesses and builds up and leaves the surface mildly stained. Especially with a super matte primer base.
Now that looks absolutely fantastic! How you used 3 colors to build up to white is the way. Most folks use just 2 colors. Sure wish I lived in uk as I would have you paint some minis for me. I just love your style. Great job sir!
Excellent job and the production. Love the Zen like music in the background. What are the toppers on the bottles? I will check your site out more often and follow.
Thanks to your review I bought the mega set. I like it, but do you have issues with the dry brushing coming off when applying the speed paints? I'm using the same paints you are for dry brushing as well as using my hand instead of a paper towel. That's without the medium, but I also find if I use the speed paint medium then the dry brushing comes off extra easy.
I tried painting this model today using these same steps. I really messed up Leo’s face! The Speedpaint looks splotchy around his mouth area. For the rest of his skin I added medium and that helped the paint go on more smoothly. I don’t know if I should strip all the paint and start over or leave it.
Do you ever use the speedpaint medium to dilute the colours? Im honestly not very good with the speedpaints and often revert to contrast paints which seem better for me to control
I feel like I should have gotten a resin printer! I love my Ender, make no mistake, it's been great for terrain, but that is an incredible model! Do you have any videos about your printing set-up? Great job w/ the speed paints BTW. They are my "go-to" now for most model/mini painting these days.
I noticed an additional cap on top of your paints. It appears to have been painted with corresponding color for easier identification of what that color looks like when dried. Was this something you made?
Where can I get the file for the speedpaint toppers you use to show the intricacies of each color? Also, just a little bit of drybrushing with matt white can really bring out the details.
Just went to look at the Ameralabs TGM-7 Resin. It's $90/Liter! This model looks great, but it had to use at least half of that bottle of resin so it costs at least $45 for one display piece.
I cherish my minis and think its worth it that minis will not break or get damaged. However I strongly recommend using TGM-7 on smaller minis to get more bang for buck as the saying goes.
I'm not the guy but I printed out the Donatello model from this series on an Elegoo Mars 3 waiting on my Ash Grey to show up today to start painting. I'll probably print Leonardo last or 2nd to last as he's in my bottom two....
I would be really grateful if you could type all color used. I don't have army paints but I have valleho in my town and I want to get replacment options
I did not use pre supports as I scaled Leonardo down to 70% size. So added my own supports. However I'm sure the pre supported file will work great. The biggest advice I can give is make sure your resin is warm and in a warm room. Resin hates cold environments and most failed prints come from the resin and environment being to cold.
Je suis étonné de voir votre figurine aussi mal en point que ca. Elle n'a pas été poncé, on voit tout les impacts des supports, c'est vraiment dommage et on vois également l'absence d'anti-aliasing sur le visage, c'est dommage. Au plaisir... ;)
Ok, now I want TMNT minis.
Thank you for this! I followed your advice and I think my 1st paint came out great! ❤
Amazing guide. So easy to follow cant wait to give this a try. ❤
Im just printing out this model now. Even though ive already got a load of Army Painter Speed Paints ive also just splashed out on the Speed Paints 2.0 complete set with 90 bottles. Gollowing exactly what youve just done here is my first mission. I then absolutely plan on using your white snd grey shading dry brush technique for a few different idea as i absolutely love how yours looks just like that. Thanks for the video
Just bought this model and this is exactly how I am going to paint it! Thanks for the great vid!
this effect looks amazingly close to the 90 tmnt movie colors
You don't have to prime black. You can prime dark blue, purple or brown for interesting effects as well.
This is true, but in general black makes life easier when trying to get a uniform colour on a mini using many different colours with out getting a muddy finish.
Slap chop is a centuries old painting technique called grisaille, underpainting in greys. You don’t have to use black to white. In fact it it usually produces a muddied effect. Sepias, browns to ivories, will produce a much nicer result even with traditional acrylics which are transparent by nature. Black is rarely ever a true shadow. Using Instant Colors from Scale75 with a black Zenithal (slap chop before they term was created in a joke video) is a stronger result because Speedpaints and Contrast Paints are ink based and Instant Colors are glaze based using traditional paint mediums and pigments. The natural color settles in the recesses and builds up and leaves the surface mildly stained. Especially with a super matte primer base.
Hi buddy, just your content pop back up great to see you back on.
Now that looks absolutely fantastic! How you used 3 colors to build up to white is the way. Most folks use just 2 colors. Sure wish I lived in uk as I would have you paint some minis for me. I just love your style. Great job sir!
Thank you so much for the kind comment
Such a great explanation and easy to follow tutorial. Thanks for your no nonsense approach, you got yourself a new subscriber :).
Now this resin too , thanks mate this video is already a gold mine
Yeah TGM-7 is like liquid gold genuinely the best resin out there
Great tutorial and cracking result, new camera looking great too.
Thanks bud 😊
Excellent job and the production. Love the Zen like music in the background. What are the toppers on the bottles? I will check your site out more often and follow.
Thanks to your review I bought the mega set. I like it, but do you have issues with the dry brushing coming off when applying the speed paints? I'm using the same paints you are for dry brushing as well as using my hand instead of a paper towel. That's without the medium, but I also find if I use the speed paint medium then the dry brushing comes off extra easy.
Looks cool.
Nice, Ameralabs also send you some resin ^^ nice to see you back in the saddle! nice video btw :)
They have indeed. Thank you for the kind comment Alexandra
Ok you win, tmnt and im there
What is the item on top of your paints? I've been looking for a new way to mark my paint bottles.
I tried painting this model today using these same steps. I really messed up Leo’s face! The Speedpaint looks splotchy around his mouth area. For the rest of his skin I added medium and that helped the paint go on more smoothly. I don’t know if I should strip all the paint and start over or leave it.
Awesome job, thank you.
Thank you for taking the time out your day to comment 😊
Do you ever use the speedpaint medium to dilute the colours? Im honestly not very good with the speedpaints and often revert to contrast paints which seem better for me to control
I did not need to thin the speedpaints in this video but I have used thr medium in the past for glazes ect. I absolutely love the new 2.0 speedpaints.
I feel like I should have gotten a resin printer! I love my Ender, make no mistake, it's been great for terrain, but that is an incredible model! Do you have any videos about your printing set-up? Great job w/ the speed paints BTW. They are my "go-to" now for most model/mini painting these days.
Hi, what is the textured looking tops on top of each of your speed paint bottles?
I noticed an additional cap on top of your paints. It appears to have been painted with corresponding color for easier identification of what that color looks like when dried. Was this something you made?
Do you have to thin that paint before use? Exactly what I was looking for before trying out speed paints, thank you
You don’t have to think. However subtle blends and other effects can be done if you do choose to thin the speed paints down.
Most intresting part is these little caps you have on top of the speedpaint bottles, can you do a short video on those?
Watch my previous video on the speedpaint 2.0 review and you will find a link to the bottle caps. 😊
@@OrcPainterNerd thanks
Mmm speed paint... I got 1.0 and they were horrible.
Does this ones reactivates as well even with the humidity of the air?
Any Thinning Medium used? If so what ratio?
where did you get the leo model?
I think you showed the true intentions of this paint very well. Nicely done ! Were did you get the STL ? It's a great looking print !
I got the stl from cults 3d bud. Type in Leonardo tmnt in search and you will see it straight away
Where can I get the file for the speedpaint toppers you use to show the intricacies of each color? Also, just a little bit of drybrushing with matt white can really bring out the details.
Go to my previous video speedpaint 2.0 review there is links to the caps in the comments
If you're lazy you can also just dip the top in white paint and then into the speedpaint. :)
wheres the stl from?
great video! where is mini from?
Just went to look at the Ameralabs TGM-7 Resin. It's $90/Liter! This model looks great, but it had to use at least half of that bottle of resin so it costs at least $45 for one display piece.
I cherish my minis and think its worth it that minis will not break or get damaged. However I strongly recommend using TGM-7 on smaller minis to get more bang for buck as the saying goes.
Is this the full scale file print?
Who is the model from?
And subscribed
Thank you
That's amazing! How are the human flesh paints in 2.0? Thank you for this vid.
I have painted human flesh with peachy flesh I believe its called and it worked great
@@OrcPainterNerd can't wait to see an example in a future vid. Thank you for the reply!
Hi, where did you get the model
Great video and a great model. What printer do you use/have?
I use an Elegoo Saturn 2 bud
Where did you get the model, and what printer did you use .......also the bottle toppers ......thanks
I'm not the guy but I printed out the Donatello model from this series on an Elegoo Mars 3 waiting on my Ash Grey to show up today to start painting. I'll probably print Leonardo last or 2nd to last as he's in my bottom two....
I would be really grateful if you could type all color used.
I don't have army paints but I have valleho in my town and I want to get replacment options
what percent you print him at?i bought the file its saying it be 22cm high
I printed at 70% scale
I’m new to airbrushing. How do I start.
I have many how to airbrush for the beginner videos please watch them for help.
@@OrcPainterNerd thank you
Did you water down the paints?
No straight from the bottle bud
@@OrcPainterNerd awesome job man
@OrcPainterNerd one more question. As this will be my first ever resin print did you use pre supported?
Did that work out OK?
I did not use pre supports as I scaled Leonardo down to 70% size. So added my own supports. However I'm sure the pre supported file will work great. The biggest advice I can give is make sure your resin is warm and in a warm room. Resin hates cold environments and most failed prints come from the resin and environment being to cold.
More speedpaint 2.0 videos!
I plan on it bud
Je suis étonné de voir votre figurine aussi mal en point que ca. Elle n'a pas été poncé, on voit tout les impacts des supports, c'est vraiment dommage et on vois également l'absence d'anti-aliasing sur le visage, c'est dommage. Au plaisir... ;)
Omg that resin cost £92 from Amazon
WHO IS ORCPAINTERNERD????????????
there you are!