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Grimdark In a Bottle
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2022
- Make any warhammer model grimdark instantly with Streaking Grime! If you have any questions, leave them in the comment section and ill do my best to help ya out
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Got the trackname by any chance? Shazam is only outputting bullshit
It looks like you rubbed sh*t all over it.
Perfect for you.
What grime do you speak of? “Cover your mini in grime” literally doesn’t help me at all. Lol
Step 1: paint a awesome looking miniature
Step 2: cover it in shit
Step 3: remove some of the shit
Step 4: you have even more awesome miniature
I went
Step 2
Step 1
Step 4
Step 3
How do I fix it?
@@Albert_EGGskeruhhh alot of paint remover
@@ReadThisIfYourG3y thanks dude I’ve been waiting for help for about 2 months now 💀
Step 5- soak in LA’s totally awesome. 😎
Daddy Nurgle likes this
Directions unclear, my blood angel that i spent 8 hours highlighting is now completely green
he's a dark angel now
@@dickassley5171 he's a dirt angel now
RIP if true
Trying unknown things on a 8h paintjob is kinda dumb ^^'
@@antoinecharlot3519 toxic
G.W: Sweats in Nuln oil.
GW stuff is entry level stuff.
This is the real deal.
"Laughs in oil wash"
@@CS-zn6ppgatekeeper
The current nuln oil is shit.
@@s2korpionic How so? Never used Nuln oil and now that I feel I should at least test it out eventually, I hear people saying this.
Hella cool - how does this compare to just burying the model in wet soil for a few days though?
Lol still needs more testing but I'm close..
Does it?
Is this satire?...
@@Valkyrie_3d no haha
@@MaverickNicolson this isn’t the bottle I thought you were going to put it in. 💀
My mind has been corrupted by slaanesh
Before you added the mineral spirits to thin it, it looked like he was absolutely drenched in raw sewage
The grimmest of dark: stinkmarines
Like even just it being drenched in it could signify that it's just fought some nurglings or something akin to it.
He looked like a great unclean one's reusable kleenex.
@@jeremytitus9519 Death Guard felt that
It went from imperial fist to salamander real quick.
Impressive, Very nice.
Now let’s see Peter Turbo’s Paint Job.
Friendship with Dorn over. Vulcan is my new Primarch.
It looks so dirty. As any battle-hardened warrior should look like. I love it
As somone whos taking there first steps to becoming a firefighter and paints warhammer minis, maverick is a huge inspiration to me
"draw the rest of the fucking owl"
There’s grime and there’s “I wanna take a 2hr shower and sleep for a week” grime. Just infantry things.
I was worried there for a minute. The end result looks amazing though!
Yeah you have to be careful because if you let it set and dry it's a bugger to get off ans can literally cover the model.
What's the grime coat made of please?
@@nellypricea bit late here but it is Ak interactive streaking grime.
This impirial fist looks so good
The true definition of “trust the process”
Wow. Thin the dried enamel with white spirit to reactivate some of it and then take it off... This is so much simpler and easier to control than dealing with cotton buds or cloth wet with mineral spirits. It's so much more intuitive too 🤦TYBG 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Mineral spirits and white spirit is the same stuff, just a hydrocarbon differences or something
I love grimy marines and minis, it just feels so badass
OoO you too know White Bat, I fell on his music by accident and immediately liked it’s style.
Also you are incredibly skilled at painting, I really wish I could do the same.
I hope more and more people get inspiration from you, and maybe even game workshop
Just now getting into painting Warhammer and I'm amazed at every moment with how creative you can get with it
I see we had the same idea for imperial fists: “successor shoulder pad on one side, traditional Fists on the other.”
Always great to see someone making a Last Wall protocol army.
I had heard the recipe changed and it was more green. I can see that here. Did you notice a change too?
Oh for sure. Used to be red brown but honestly I don't mind the green for some colors. Looks great for anything warm
@@MaverickNicolson yeah, on over the yellow in the end it looked great
recently ordered some, must still be from the old batch tho because it's muddy brown af.
I'd be happy with either tho.
If you want less green to it they also make "winter streaking grime" which is basically the same product but with less green. There is also Dark Streaking Grime if you are after a darker shade.
@@rogthepirate4593
Don't forget the varnish before applying the grime
This is still one of the coolest things I’ve seen in the hobby
Damn. Talk about trusting the process
That tune is awesome.
The model looks so cohesive and the color range is harmonized so well using that trick. I'm sure if you plucked out some high points with some silver or your brightest yellow the scratches would just explode off the mini. Nice work!
On the off chance this is seen, I'd love to see you do a Thousand Sons Sorcerer. Arcane and esoteric shit my guy
Took this method and applied to my entire army do love the effect !!!! Thanks man
Nice painting skills! (Idk how to paint the miniatures correctly) also (SUBSCRIBER GAINED!)
PSA: seal the model with clear coat b4 applying streaking grime. The white sprits will strip your paint.
thats is not true, the white sprit is oil based and will not strip your standard acrylic paints. you either brushed really hard and chipped the paint, or you just spreading false information.
@@xxbabaxx12 to be fair sealing any model before weathering is normal is a good choice stops the paint getting chipped or damaged and allows a safer and easier reset if the weathering doesnt work out
@@xxbabaxx12 still, using a coat of varnish is just safer if you want to avoid chipping paing by pressing too hard.
It's a life hack until you realize how expansive and rare this stuff is
So buy some artists oil paint and thin it with white spirits instead. Only difference is that you'll have to figure out the colour on your own. It's going to be a hell of a lot cheaper though.
@@treborrrrr not exactly tried that already the streaking grime actually is perfect to be used for streaking( as the name may say ), if u wanna use a whash its a waste IMO , you oil option is better for that
My go-to is heavily watered down Wildwood contrast. Use water, not contrast medium, and thin it down until the Wildwood starts pulling back on your pallet. Then just slap it on.
For a second there i thought he was ruining his minis
Went from a ripe banana to a 2 day old one.
Love streaking grime. I now use it on all of my new models haha I typically use hairdryer to speed up the drying process.
If you're gonna wipe most of it off anyway, pre-thin with white spirits, mist on a thin coat with airbrush, then wipe off less. Pooling it on like that works, but you're also throwing away a LOT of product...
Dammit, im covered in Nurgle coom again...
Adding a green/yellow-ish basecoat and adding zenithal airbrush layers to build the yellow followed by a very thin green wash would save a ton of work. Doing a splendid yellow job (which is nightmarish) to then smear it with that "instant grim dark ooze" looks cool in theory, but one of the advantages of grim dark art style is that it can save a lot of work. :P
Love the clean look of the space marines
i bought a bottle of this stuff and have still never used ti passed a couple test models, im always terrified im going to destroy hours of painting lol
This is the best advice I've seen on here so far, thank you+
That looks incredible, epic work dude
He crawled out of nurgles poop shoot
So the model itself looks stunning, I love the technique. Im confused about a couple of things, this Space marine is painted as an Imperial Fist, with a Black Templar's shoulder, and an Iron Warrior's Chain sword... Loremaster's of the keyboard please correct me if im far out in left field. The model is amazing though and far better than anything I could paint.
You're not wrong. I mean, there have been marines in lore that have transferred chapters, and would still display old heraldry, but that was mostly in 30K times.
Used this before! Yep it's such a good product and technique.
what paint is he using its covered by the channel logo?
AK Interactive Streaking Grime
It looks very very cool👍😎
Very nice
The first few seconds I was telling myself. It's just an imperial fist turning into a plauge marine. But the end result was actually really awesome.
I swear that stuff goes on like what your toilet bowl looks like after a night of margaritas and fajitas.
if you want more grimdark/more random grime pattern.. use a Q-tip soaked in the spirits and dab the streaking grime away.. rather than looking like a heavy filter over the paint, it will leave spots and stains as well.. will look far more dirty
Wondering if this would work on the McFarlane space marines
It would work on a lunch box. It's paint.
For a moment I thought he'd fallen to nurgle and I was happy.
Instructions unclear. My unit of terminators turned heretic and now worship nurgle.
I can smell this video
Stunning
He looks like he gave a Nurgle Daemon an Imperial Fisting!
Really cool idea.
Grimedark
This is not what I thought when I read about something in a bottle.
if this was a food then its bussin
So "grimdark" is synonymous with "grimy", I see.
Apparently so, also ignore the fact that grimdark is a storywriting term not a visual style.
@@thecrabmaestro564 yep. It drives me mad. So many "professional" painters who just slap a thick coat of grime on miniatures and scream "Grimdark!!!!!", like some caveman who just discovered how to start a fire
Grimderp in a bottle next
Отличная работа!
"BATTLE BROTHER! I HAVE FALLEN IN A MUD PUDDLE"
Seen this done with oils, works really well.
1. pay attention to the grime you get, i did this for one of my black templars and parts of it look great but for the most part he looks like a poopdark marine now. the one hes using here (which i used) is made for yellow coats so id definitely find one that matches the color of your army (or base)
2. dont apply too much since thats half the reason i have a stinkmarine now
3. this technique works and is dope definitely try it out
4. make sure your mini is coated in something
Poopdark? Must be a Nurgle marine
Wow that’s so cool!
Bro got hit with the nickelodeon slime
Is...is that....is that a Black Templars right shoulder pad?!
It’s not uncommon for marines from different chapters to serve in the Templars. It’s often used as a punishment, or cleaning of chaos from the marine.
That legit looks amazing
Hey could you make a Gray knight I'm working on an army for my mom and I'd love to see you would make them
Now that's sweet
@@theoverpreparerlamenters3r436 thanks 😊 I hope we get to see it
Based mom and son.
@@abnerdoon4902 what do you mean?
The Grey Knights do not exist. Stop asking about them.
Ok, maybe add a step 0. You should always put a varnish on top of your acrylic paint job before using oil or enamel based products. Some acylic paints can react with the thinner in the wash or the white spirit.
Brother Leodinus really hasn't been following the tenants of armor maintenance for a while.
where do you buy this colors
Dang! Ez weathering!
Would be really good for an armageddon diorama
I think it would be better if in the end result, parts or small sections of the space marine would have more grime even like pieces of brown stuff to add to a more natural dirty look like he just stepped out from sewage without having time to remove the nastiness, but still looks good 😊
*Put it in a jar.*
You don't mean THE jar....
@@soksocks *I do.*
@@EstebanGilChillington I give my respect.
Great work i was inspired to make s lamenters killteam
A yellow black templar
I thought at first you were giving it Imperial Guardsman colors
Nice ima buy me a pot and try it on some death-hungry space robots.
Great technic and skills !
How well would this look on Farsight Tau? Does the crimson red stay true, while looking battle worn?
I play farsight enclaves, but my paint scheme looks too "fresh out of the factory", and my headcanon is that farsight's boys have been through the shit, since they're small, rebels, and also fight chaos and orks a lot.
It's just an wash. You can make yourself one by thinning paints and try.. it's probably just an oil wash so the result might be bit different. But there is lot of ways to weather your minis
Looks great, do you think that would show up on black armour? Maybe if I did some very light greys and blues on the black before applying this stuff?
MOREEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What were you using for this 😲
Streaking grime from AK probably.. AK012 is the product.,. you will also need white spirits as its an enamel based product, so water doesnt work for thinning.
Well done
Recently getting into the minis and I need advice…
How do I thin the paints? And what advice would you give to someone new to the hobby?
Name of that paint?, Cant really see the name because of text being in the way
Grimdark = heavily weathered.
Instead of the brush you could just put some mineral spirits on a q-tip and use that to wipe it away
Yeah, that's a method also. Seems like this marine he demonstrates this technique on looks great. Maybe learn to use a brush instead of a qtip.
in a jar. put it in a jar and let the internet take it away
Oils paints and mineral spirits. Make sure to gloss varnish first. Dry for a couple hours, wipe with q tip. Highlight after wiping away what you want for desired grimdark style. This video is cutting out steps. You also have to matte seal as a last step.
I was like nooooooo, then i was like yesssssss hahaha
"No, no, trust me, bro. It will look great. Just put this dhiarrea color liquid all over the figure you have spent hours on, bro. Trust me, bro. Bro"
"Apply white spirit to a fully painted model"
-Nope... nope nope.. NOOOOOOOO...
Imperial Fists always getting into the shit
How longs the working time?
Could it work on darker models?
It’s just thinned oil paint, so realistically you could probably wipe it down with thinner (that white spirit) a few days after applying, but the longer it’s on the harder it gets to wipe off.
Scale modelers have been making their own versions of this for years.