0:20 Me whenever I start a new model "On wow, such a beautiful model" **primes the model** "On wow, it's even more beautiful now that I've zenithal highlighted it" **places the first base colour** "oh shit"
Drill a hole, fill it with a small greenstuff ball. Then use a paintbrush end tip and push into the hole for realistic armor damage. Let's say the armor got hit with an RPG or antitank shell. Super easy with great looking results. Just practice getting the angles right so look at reference images of real tank armor damage. Cheers!
Another short, sweet how-to that is very effective and useful to me. I'm not liking the missile smoke pattern. It's all going too far rearward without going left or right. If you look at modern missile launchers, they actually don't register much smoke at all because they have rearward venting built in for the backblast. Star Wars doesn't live in the same laws of physics that we do, of course (ships have to bank in space to turn as if gravity affects them).
You should look for pincers which are working like clamps. Soldering pincers they are called in our country. And they have a quite fine tip for your sponges. Then you have not to tape your pincers together.
I once made a terrain piece for 40k and a friend decided to added battle damage by shooting it with a pellet gun. I stopped making terrain for that gaming group after that.
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Me whenever I start a new model
"On wow, such a beautiful model"
**primes the model**
"On wow, it's even more beautiful now that I've zenithal highlighted it"
**places the first base colour**
"oh shit"
Next video: “how to paint your minis with an air fryer!”
I was promised 3 minutes and only got 2:43, where's my 17 seconds of content?!
Accidentally fucking up a model while removing moldlines? BATTLEDAMAGE
As soon as I saw the AAT CIS tank on the thumbnail, I knew that this video is a must-watch.
Excellently timed, I'm just about to start some wear and tear for the first time after years of pristine tanks and armour. Wish me luck 🤞
Simple, effective, practical. Great stuff 👍
Drill a hole, fill it with a small greenstuff ball. Then use a paintbrush end tip and push into the hole for realistic armor damage.
Let's say the armor got hit with an RPG or antitank shell.
Super easy with great looking results. Just practice getting the angles right so look at reference images of real tank armor damage.
Cheers!
Nice, i'll be repainting my orca soon & this will come in useful thanks 👍
LOVE ME some less than 5min clips! Thanks Jay. Ethan.
A lot of Star Wars vehicles look better when they have that grungy used aesthetic
Man, that AAT looks fantastic
Love these quick tips! I often find it hard to watch 40min videos but there's are just the information infection I need!
you mean I can do more than just randomly drybrush metallic silver?
Blood for the Blood Dogg!! 🩸☠️🐶
I just have to say your AAT looks fabulous. Might need to buy another one.
Another short, sweet how-to that is very effective and useful to me.
I'm not liking the missile smoke pattern. It's all going too far rearward without going left or right. If you look at modern missile launchers, they actually don't register much smoke at all because they have rearward venting built in for the backblast. Star Wars doesn't live in the same laws of physics that we do, of course (ships have to bank in space to turn as if gravity affects them).
Good video. Gunna take a while to get used to the into music!
How would I add effects such a burned, melted metal or skin? Like it was shot by a melta or flamer.
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now you just gotta wash it in some AK Interactive Streaking Grime!
Sir I need a tutorial or at least a guide for how you painted that bad boy!
I painted it start to finish in THIS video:th-cam.com/video/yriWEVvV9GA/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=EonsOfBattle
@@EonsOfBattle thank you Zaddy, you are a king 👑
Great video. Super cool
What color should i use for black armor?
You should look for pincers which are working like clamps. Soldering pincers they are called in our country. And they have a quite fine tip for your sponges. Then you have not to tape your pincers together.
The density of this video is impressive sir. Well played.
Cery cool damage
Nicely done!
Well, definitely need to give some of these a go.
Awesome and quick, I like how efficient this is!
I once made a terrain piece for 40k and a friend decided to added battle damage by shooting it with a pellet gun. I stopped making terrain for that gaming group after that.
Roger roger.
oh... its a tau video...
I just woke up