I liked the idea of the green primer on Silas. I feel really curious about the metallic primer for Clovis (I'm currently working on a tutorial about how to paint Clovis). I think it is an interesting idea. :) Thanks for sharing
Magnificent series of videos, it really helps newbies like me a lot. Just one question : following your instructions, first of all I used colour primer on every Zombicide Black Plague single miniature. How long will it take to dry this colour primer?. Thank you very much again. Best regards
You might consider getting some sort of pop filter. There's a lot of breathing noises in the commentary, which is a shame considering how much editing work seems to be done on these...
Thanks for your work, but man, when I'm watching a tutorial, I don't want to see the hands crisp and clear and what you are actually doing fussy. Change the camerangle, zoom into the figure. At best, you should only see the brushtips. I don't wont to rant here, just giving constructive criticism.
why was each hero mini painted with a different primer? What waste of money to buy all that as a consumer. Don't follow this guide ppl and just get a can of white or grey primer. You don't need this.
Sorry you feel that way, but our company was designed to get armies painted faster, and get players more time for gaming. Of course, our customers can simply base their models in white, gray, or black to save money but this tutorial helps to showcase our full range of Colour Primers and our customers seem to love them!
Great tutorial guys, especially how you did the did cloak. Loving that Green :)
Nice job, 👍 I'm really starting to get interested in everything Army Painter... just ordered a starter kit 👌
Great tutorial for beginners!
Awesome tutorial
I liked the idea of the green primer on Silas. I feel really curious about the metallic primer for Clovis (I'm currently working on a tutorial about how to paint Clovis). I think it is an interesting idea. :) Thanks for sharing
Love this series, keep it up! Who makes the buildings in the wide shots?
I love your tutorials. Only wish there were more :(
Will be a tutorial for Blood Rage? Love your vids, dude :)
Do you water down the paints at all ?
Magnificent series of videos, it really helps newbies like me a lot. Just one question : following your instructions, first of all I used colour primer on every Zombicide Black Plague single miniature. How long will it take to dry this colour primer?. Thank you very much again. Best regards
the miniature is out of focus wile you paint it
Hold the phone, you don't water down your paints?
Zorastro has spoiled me.
this guy sounds like a male version of "Girlpainting"
+Der Wolf Lol now that you said it yeah you are right hehe
But without the "aarrrh, arrrgh" sounds every 5 seconds :-D
You need to have your camera focus on the mini. Too many shots of your big hand in focus with the mini out of focus
You might consider getting some sort of pop filter. There's a lot of breathing noises in the commentary, which is a shame considering how much editing work seems to be done on these...
Thanks for your work, but man, when I'm watching a tutorial, I don't want to see the hands crisp and clear and what you are actually doing fussy. Change the camerangle, zoom into the figure. At best, you should only see the brushtips. I don't wont to rant here, just giving constructive criticism.
why was each hero mini painted with a different primer? What waste of money to buy all that as a consumer. Don't follow this guide ppl and just get a can of white or grey primer. You don't need this.
Sorry you feel that way, but our company was designed to get armies painted faster, and get players more time for gaming. Of course, our customers can simply base their models in white, gray, or black to save money but this tutorial helps to showcase our full range of Colour Primers and our customers seem to love them!