Another awesome tutorial, my brother! I love how your Long Fang Lasgunners came out! They're going to add some serious damage output to your army! I also really enjoyed seeing you work with the Mrs. Miniature's Paintbrush! Keep up fantastic work as always, my friend! ~ Wolfbrother Methos
Frost and Fists thank you my wolf brother! She makes appearance from time to time, miniatures are not really her thing but she supports me in my endeavors thus I’m very blessed.
Thank you Andy, I do take my Pups Seriously, my army is a reflection of my skill, and If I'm not skillful then why would anyone want to watch my videos?
Great videos, man.. Just a question about painting subassemblies - when you come to glue them together, does the primer layer act as a barrier to the plastic cement between the pieces (like where you attach the torso to the legs)? I can deffo see how you can paint much more finely using subassemblies, but curious if that also means a weaker bond between them in the final model? Cheers!
Great question! Look closely at the torso part, I used blue tack to cover the parts that I’m planning to glue, just like Mr. Meeks. Plastic on plastic is the most secure bond you could hope for on this type of model.
Another awesome tutorial, my brother! I love how your Long Fang Lasgunners came out! They're going to add some serious damage output to your army! I also really enjoyed seeing you work with the Mrs. Miniature's Paintbrush! Keep up fantastic work as always, my friend!
~ Wolfbrother Methos
Frost and Fists thank you my wolf brother! She makes appearance from time to time, miniatures are not really her thing but she supports me in my endeavors thus I’m very blessed.
That's a blessing, indeed!
Nice work man, you put a lot of effort into your armies
Thank you Andy, I do take my Pups Seriously, my army is a reflection of my skill, and If I'm not skillful then why would anyone want to watch my videos?
Great videos, man.. Just a question about painting subassemblies - when you come to glue them together, does the primer layer act as a barrier to the plastic cement between the pieces (like where you attach the torso to the legs)? I can deffo see how you can paint much more finely using subassemblies, but curious if that also means a weaker bond between them in the final model? Cheers!
I use poster putty to keep the parts free from paint when I paint in subassemblies. works grat for me.
Great question! Look closely at the torso part, I used blue tack to cover the parts that I’m planning to glue, just like Mr. Meeks. Plastic on plastic is the most secure bond you could hope for on this type of model.