Let's Build Cemetery Base
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- Welcome back to the Let's build series, here we cover how to build an elaborate Cemetery base that I use as a theme for my Flesh-Eater Courts army. Try building one your self and share it on The Miniature's Paint brush Legion on Facebook.
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Beautiful work
basic miniature painting thank you, do you the hands were too much?
Sweet base TMP!
Thank you Jeff aka master baser...
Amazing work, as always.
Thank you, it was a fun build!
Wow, your precision with the airbrush #goals! And you better teach those zombie hands the proper way to hand wash on that base 😂
Thank you so much Em! I'm thinking of starting a patron and teaching a course on airbrush precision practice, light and color theory. Wasn't sure if there might be interest in something like that. LOL they would be great as a helping hand around the studio!
The Miniature's Paintbrush me me me me! I’d do that!
By the way, I loved the ridiculous hand bits. 🤣
~ Wolfbrother Methos
Yay! someone who watched the entire video. I put in Easter eggs like that to see who the true fans are. Much love my brother! Enjoy Darklights B-Day party!
Cancelled, unfortunately. No restaurants and no gatherings. :(
Nice content dude, you earned a sub.
Welcome to the family!
If its any consolation, I spend a lot of time planning out many of my bases as well; generally speaking, I'll play around with different compositions using just dry fitting stuff to see how it looks and its not uncommon for me to either adapt or completely scrap an idea mid project. I view the bases as really selling the story, so if it doesn't gel for me it throws off my painting mojo and leaves me frustrated. One piece of advice I'd offer (take it or leave it, up to you) is that if you're worried about a specific color overwhelming the base, either de-saturate by adding black or mix in another color from the base (for this, the mid tone gray would have worked); if you de-saturate it, the eye tends to sort of just scan quickly over it as background information so you'll know its there but it doesn't draw so much attention; whereas if you use another color from the base, it will blend things together a lot more and allow you to decide where you want to place emphasis.
TheRunesmythe that’s great advice, I’ll play more with desaturation .
Great vid. *looks at the one you sent Lady Dee* Looks familiar.... :D
Yep, it's the theme to my Flesh Eater Courts but it works for any death faction. What did you think of the hands? Too much?
@@TheMiniaturesPaintbrush HILARIOUS!
Another phenomenal base, my brother! This really suits that incredible zombie dragon!
~ Wolfbrother Methos
Thank you my brother, again I'm taking a page from your book my brother. I didn't like the basing material that came in the box so I changed it to suit my needs.
It came out amazing, my brother
Question, by the way, I often have trouble with my Greenstuff being "too sticky". How long do you suggest leaving it to dry out before handling?
~ Wolfbrother Methos
First off, let me say that time can vary depending on how much of each component you use; ideally you want to get as close to equal of each part, but if you have more hardener than epoxy it will start to sure faster and if you more epoxy than you do hardener it will take longer. Generally speaking, assuming a 50/50 mix, or close to it, I usually let fully mixed Green Stuff sit for about 20-25 minutes; this should be enough time to get rid of excess stickiness and let the putty firm up enough so that it will easily hold a shape with some resilience (e.g. you won't have to worry about any details you sculpt just sort of "melting" back together, sharp lines getting soft and mushy etc.) but it should be workable enough that you can get it to adhere to whatever surface you're applying it to as you're sculpting. I've found that the best way to test it is to keep a small bit aside from your main mass and at the 20 minute mark start trying to roll it out into a snake, or sausage, or whatever you want to call that tubular shape; if its still sticking to your wet fingers and wet work surface and easily deforming either with little pressure or under its own weight then leave it sit for a while longer.
What he said. I waited about 15 mins but 20 would work.
Thank you, gents!!!
@@FrostandFists Glad to help.
Wtb comissions from TMP!
I don't normally do commissions but, I'm curious. What did you have in mind?
@@TheMiniaturesPaintbrush Haha it was more-so saying you seem like a talented and trustworthy individual. Haha, but if I were to have anything comissioned it would probably be my space wolves I just picked up with my ghaz box set.
@@age6021 Welcome to the pack Hoooooowl!
Audio is too high def… I can hear gulping and it traveling down your esophagus into your stomach….great video though!
I’m glad that you liked the video, I’ll have to gulp less close to the mic for sure!!!!