Painting 3D prints for Beginners Part 4 | Detailing with Non-Paint Elements (Basing Technique)
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We are back to basics! Painting 3D Prints for Beginners tutorial series featuring a super awesome "The Thing" chibi. Welcome to the fourth and final part of this four part series on 3D printing and painting basics. In this series, I will be taking you through the entire process step by step to create an amazing painted 3D printed work of art.
We are ending our series by finishing out the base of this "The Thing" chibi model. BUT we aren't just painting in this tutorial. I'm going to be using some basing techniques borrow from the miniatures world. This will take an ok-ish painted 3D print to an amazing piece of art. You shouldn't settle for just what comes off the print bed. 3D prints are great but they can always be better. I talk about some of the things we can add to our models that is more than just paint.
If you missed the first three parts in this series, be sure to go back and watch those so this one makes the most sense!
✳️ Part 1: How to Finish 3D Prints and Post-Processing for Painting
• Painting 3D Prints for...
✳️ Part 2: How to Prime, Layer, & Dry Brush 3D Prints
• Painting 3D Prints for...
✳️ Part 3: How to add shading, highlighting, and details
• Painting 3D prints for...
✳️ Part 4: This video!
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All the supplies I use in this video:
❤️ My Favorite: Magnification Glasses
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Disposable Plastic Portion Cups With Lids
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Gorilla 2 Part Epoxy
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Play Sand
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Battlefield Rocks Miniature Models
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Small aquarium rocks
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Pure Silica Sand
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100 Pcs Static green & dead Grass Tuft
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Xacto knife
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Tweezer set
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Cutting mat
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Gorilla Super Glue with Brush & Nozzle Applicator
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LDK Soldering Iron Kit
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Makeup brush set
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FDM Printers I Own
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Ender 3 and Ender 3 Pro Upgrades:
Glass Bed:
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Tools I use for 3D Printing:
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The final words summed up everything, no amount of thanks would be enough for this video series.
Oh wow. Your very welcome I’m glad I could help you. Best of luck on your painting projects!
Amazing work, and the techniques are so well described. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
I enjoyed the tips and tricks. Awesome content.
Thank you so much for taking the time to help everyone who is starting this journey. Congrats on the amazing work. I'm going to start painting because of your videos.
You are very welcome I’m just glad I could help. I wish you the best of luck on your future projects!!
This video series is really quite amazing. I hope you produce many many more! The camera work and discussion about the detailing is an absolute pleasure to watch. Excellent work my friend!
Wow. Thank you so much. I put a lot of work into it. I can’t tell you how much that mean to hear. Thank you for the support. I don’t plan on stopping.
I'm so happy that I found your videos. Thank you for taking the time to put together these videos. I had so many doubts and you just clarified all of them.
Love the series got some great tips
Thank so much I’m glad it could help you!!!
Great Series! Thank you for this!
No problem glad you liked it.
I can only compare myself to myself. That hit hard. Great advice for life.
Yeah. It’s applicable to just about everything in life. It’s hard to do when there are so many people out there with more experience making such amazing things.
Super informative and awesome series! Thank you!
Thanks so much. Hope you were able to pull out a few good tips! Best of luck on your future projects!
congrats, amazing, its really great, tks for this tutorial
Thanks so much. I hop you were able to pull some good tips from it.
love it!
Thanks a lot!!
That was an amazing series!
Thank you so much. I hope you got some good tips along the way.
@@ItsMeaDMaDe Of course I did. Thank you for your videos
Thank you
Your so welcome! Hope it helped!
thanks. awesome😍
Glad you liked it!
Thank you very much for your advice. Just compare with yourself. Thank you
I’m so glad I could help.
You would make a great teacher 😊
That was the dream job. Unfortunately teachers don’t get paid what they are worth in the US. so I teach on TH-cam
@@ItsMeaDMaDe oh, I was actually not anticipating a reply. I figured there would be too many comments however thank you for taking the time. I have only been to your country in passing through airports so I am unfamiliar with the teaching salary there however I own a small language school in Asia and I must say I would be delighted if a teacher was half as skilled at encouraging and guiding students as you showed in your video. It is a natural talent that made me want to watch more of your videos to learn. I use a version of D&D for teaching and therefore knowing how to create fun scenes and minis for my students is very useful. Once again, thank you for you time creating these videos. Excuse any mistakes, typing on a mobile can be difficult.
@@keydelllorenzana8143 I really try to respond to everyone. I want to just thank you for such a kind and thoughtful reply. I truly made my day. Helping and teaching is my true passion my main goal is to encourage people and show them anything is possible you just have to take it one step at a time with the addition to practice. Thank you again for this comment.
@@ItsMeaDMaDe I was actually so impressed by your video of you teaching your son to paint I shared it with my class. 😁
@@keydelllorenzana8143 wow that’s so awesome!
At the end, I wanted to say "Thanks dad, I'll practice a lot!" but that would have been weird because I'm 67. Jokes aside, I really enjoyed the tutorials. I've been messing around with Rub n' Buff, and rust and patina kits, but now I want to try painting. For a healthy retirement, one must keep busy. :)
Ha ha. That’s good. I’m really glad you enjoyed it. It really just does take practice. At the root they are all pretty simple techniques it’s just in time you get the order you need to do each technique in. Best of luck!
amazing videos. I really like the last tip. Compare yourself to yourself only .
That is honestly the best advice I could ever give. I realize I may never be good as other people but I am proud of what I can do and that’s what matters.
I really enjoyed this series! Thanks for not waiting too long to post episodes either, this is something I looked forward to throughout the week. Oh, and if you’re looking for ideas for future videos, I have a freshly printed Dr. Doom that I have no idea how to paint. Just saying
Wow. Thanks so much. I’m really happy to hear I have done Dr. doom in the past. It was a while ago and wasn’t super happy with him but he would be fun to do again. 😅
Here is the one I did I did a bunch of timelapse for my Instagram.
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@@ItsMeaDMaDe awesome! And yes, that’s the exact model I printed too. May give it a shot this weekend with using what I’ve learned so far. Fingers crossed.
Top top top video
Thanks so much!!
I see you added the battlefield rock link.
I believe those white rocks could be aquarium rocks for fish and what not.
Nice job on the video!
Oh wow. I never thought of that! I’ll add that. To the description that’s for the tip. I might get me some. I couldn’t find quartz and my buddy told he uses that so I added that. 😅
Another good one. I find it funny that as im watching you might do or say something that raises a question in my head that i plan on asking in the comments but a few minutes later you wind up answering that question lol
Then it looks like I’m on the right track if I’m reading your mind. 😂. As always thanks for your support!
awesome series! learned a lot, now i have to practice it :D on a side note, i would have used just a bit more grass, maybe 2 more patch :D
Thanks so much! I’m glad you got something out of it. As for the grass that’s the beauty of the hobby everyone does it differently. If your on Instagram tag me if would love to see the results (with more grass) 😂
Great series, I am learning so much from your videos. I have noticed that you don't seal your models at the end, just wondering if there is a reason for that?
Thanks for all your hard work
Did you make a flocking vid? Also thank you for your vids I e learned or found new ideas from your vids
I’ve never done a video on flock that is a good idea and I’ll add it to the list. Thanks for the comment.
You mentioned making one in this vid and couldn’t find it was curious. My next projects a full size Pedestal of Time from Zelda to hold the sword and was just looking at flock as hobby lobby this week for it. Great vids
Did you take the Dale Carnegie Course? Because they teach you not to compare yourself to others, only to yourself. And this is the first time since I took the course some forty years ago that I heard someone else (you) say it. Very good video series, by the way.
No I didn’t take it. It’s just been a personal mantra my entire life.
@@ItsMeaDMaDe Well, good for you then.
Is epoxy safe to touch bare handed?
What about a clear coat or varnish?
What scale are you printing these.
Honestly don’t know. Just scaled it by eye until it all fit on my print bed. It’s about 8” tall
@@ItsMeaDMaDe lol.. got it.. hey btw... ive been watching and watching and watching your supports over and over again. Quick q... simce u did all those roof and floor tests using .1mm does that mean if i do them say at .2mm i need to x2 all those settings??