@@Groundeffected believe me, I did 🤣 but it’s like if I don’t put heavy supports, figures de attach from them. I’m going to try NFEP to see if that’s the issue…
@@Groundeffected I’ve seen several supporting tutorials, doesn’t seem a lack of support… but the sound my printer makes when lifting seems like the peeling forces are too strong (reduced lift speed). Last resort is this NFEP because I think exposure times are right according to print test STLs I’ve printed…
Little model, big results. Awesome! I see some citadel contrast in there, have you had a chance to try the army painter fast paints? I'm toying with the idea of picking a set up.
I have not had a chance to try them. And I’m afraid to ask for more things after I asked for the air set. So hopefully we can grow the channel big enough to where they will send it to try rather than me having to ask all the time. I feel like a beggar lol. It looks interesting though.
I used a primer before that it was Vallejo black primer and the liquitex ink was for the zenithal highlight and because it’s a bit more transparent than normal paint so it makes a smoother zenithal
@@willienelsoncash yes. It will become more saturated the more layers you add. I do add a tiny bit of water to make it flow better too as white is horrible. And it’s not as smooth with normal acrylic as it is with ink.
check out this video for painting model faces th-cam.com/video/_D7SylAFXRs/w-d-xo.html
This is amazing! I learned so much watching this. Thanks for taking our Mighty Fishbowl and making him COME TO LIFE!
- Gen
Thanks for watching and thanks for making him dude!!!
"just click it, an f*** off!"
You're so grumpy, I love it. 🤣
lol. Get off my lawn!!! Haha
I'm always amazed of how you get those crisp 3d printed models without support damage... I always get bumps and wholes where supports where...
Try my support settings. Won’t say it will make a huge difference but it might help. I’ll do a prep video soon!!
@@Groundeffected believe me, I did 🤣 but it’s like if I don’t put heavy supports, figures de attach from them. I’m going to try NFEP to see if that’s the issue…
@@azhorel I use only mediums. Even for big models. I suspect you may not be using enough supports then?
@@Groundeffected I’ve seen several supporting tutorials, doesn’t seem a lack of support… but the sound my printer makes when lifting seems like the peeling forces are too strong (reduced lift speed). Last resort is this NFEP because I think exposure times are right according to print test STLs I’ve printed…
What layer heights do you do? I can't see any lines in this model!
Trident Studios have a nice collection of Marvel Crisis miniatures. Ant-Man and Magneto are my favourites
Yes they do make some dope ones too. My favorite from them is the doc ock!
Absolutely fantastic job.
Thank you 🙏 very much
Little model, big results. Awesome! I see some citadel contrast in there, have you had a chance to try the army painter fast paints? I'm toying with the idea of picking a set up.
I have not had a chance to try them. And I’m afraid to ask for more things after I asked for the air set. So hopefully we can grow the channel big enough to where they will send it to try rather than me having to ask all the time. I feel like a beggar lol. It looks interesting though.
Awesome dude!
Thanks dude.
that's proper good you have skills
defo need the t-shirt
Haha coming soon 😉
Very cool what kind of super glue do u use. It takes some time for me to stick
I have never been brave enough to try something so small. Might have to give it a crack
You should try man. It’s not too tough and it really satisfying when done!!
Makes me want to paint minis. ..
Do it!!! It hurts your eyes but it feeds your Knowledge!!!
any reason you use the Liquitex ink vs a reg air brushable primer? Also, any choice between white and grey?
I used a primer before that it was Vallejo black primer and the liquitex ink was for the zenithal highlight and because it’s a bit more transparent than normal paint so it makes a smoother zenithal
@@Groundeffected so the ink lays down more transparent compared to paint, correct?
If so, thank you! That make sense.
@@willienelsoncash yes. It will become more saturated the more layers you add. I do add a tiny bit of water to make it flow better too as white is horrible. And it’s not as smooth with normal acrylic as it is with ink.
Wait till you paint table top minis 💀💀
This is a 32mm mini I’ve painted many space marines too
Am I first? Lol
There should be a meme about this
Omg yes you are. Haha
Only in the comments lol
@@hicontrast 😂😂
@@richardstark9810 😂😂