My banshees had been sitting on my shelf primed in black for MONTHS until I finally decided to bite the bullet and try this. Genuinely, the armour has come out so nice, dunno why I would’ve thought of doing it any other way!
Nice work, I've watched a few of your videos, we have a similar painting style so I really like how quick and simple your process is. How do you paint your bases? They look nice, it would be good to see a video on how you have done them.
Love watching your videos. They get me interested in armies I was never interested in collecting. Great to see this fantastic result emerge. Keep up the great work! :-P
Wow, that looks class! Can't wait for more Eldar. Any ideas how I could paint up Yme-Loc (orange and grey) with the contrasts? I see a lot of new guardians in my future!
When dry-brushing these different layers on the armor, how do you make sure that you go to smaller and smaller surfaces with each layer, and not overbrush your previous one?
It’s more about less and less paint on the brush. An armour panel mite get 6 or 7 passes with a brush with one colour and then 2 or 3 for the next colour up and with less paint. Always start making out less paint then you think you will need. Always easier to add more paint then it is to try take some away.
So living in an apartment, rattle can will be hard to use for the base zenithal primer. Do you think a heavy drybrush from top down wraithbone over black would work?
It should I indeed work. It won’t quite be the same. But should do the job. When I was in an apartment I used to go down to the communal bins and spray in there it was great.
That doesn't look mediocre. That looks rather excellent! Very nice easy to follow and reproduce tutorial with a great looking result. Only have one question: what did you exactly as a basing scheme? It looks really good and I'd love to use it myself.
That basing scheme was put up on my channel as a short a few days ago. th-cam.com/users/shortscWaoLkH0Jos?feature=share here is a link. If links works in this chat lol. And thank you so. I just for the kind words. Glad you liked the video.
My banshees had been sitting on my shelf primed in black for MONTHS until I finally decided to bite the bullet and try this. Genuinely, the armour has come out so nice, dunno why I would’ve thought of doing it any other way!
Gemstones always have a sort of ring/socket around them, those without are just bumps... at least that's what I usually go on
Oh interesting, will try remember that!
I’ve been looking around for a eldar scheme and your guide just got me so excited. Thank you and the red with bone looks amazing 🤩.
Glad to hear pal. I love seeing some of my older videos still helping people.
@@MediocreHobbies 👍👍 I have to send you a picture of my banshees.
Keep up the work! Your tutorials are great. Quick, clean, and easy to follow.
Thanks pal. Glad you like the style.
You make this look easy.
I promise it is, I’ve just had a lot of practice!
Looks really good, need to rewatch this when I do mine.
Cheers man. Glad you like it.
Looks great!
Cheers pal
Great video, going to come back to this when I put together the box of banshee and Jain Zar I’ve got sitting on the shelf
That’s so cool to read. Thanks man.
That looks awesome
Thanks pal. Glad you liked it.
How would you paint the helmet of an Howling Banshee Exarch? Wich contrast green could be nice for it?
Tip on the gem stones. Gold works best on the red version called soulstone i think? Blue shines best through an undercoat of silver
Good shout. Thanks.
Coming back 2 years later..
Still waiting for more plastic eldar
Yuuuuuuup
Nice work, I've watched a few of your videos, we have a similar painting style so I really like how quick and simple your process is.
How do you paint your bases?
They look nice, it would be good to see a video on how you have done them.
th-cam.com/users/shortscWaoLkH0Jos?feature=share
Thanks for the kind words. And enjoy the basing video.
Thanks 😁
; ) Great vid! Thank you!
Glad you liked it man. Cheers for the comment.
Love watching your videos. They get me interested in armies I was never interested in collecting. Great to see this fantastic result emerge. Keep up the great work! :-P
Thank you so much for the kind words. And thank so so much for the patron. That kind of support means allot.
@@MediocreHobbies You got it! Great to help you get started in a tiny way.
@@kadesoto it all adds up. Thank you again.
Another great video - congrats on getting the Discord and Patreon going. Looking forward to this MH365 thing!
Thanks man. Glad you liked the video and thank you so much for the support.
Wow, that looks class! Can't wait for more Eldar. Any ideas how I could paint up Yme-Loc (orange and grey) with the contrasts? I see a lot of new guardians in my future!
When I get the new guardian box I will do a bunch of craft worlds and post them all. Glad you liked the video.
@@MediocreHobbies that's a great idea! Can't wait to see how they turn out
When dry-brushing these different layers on the armor, how do you make sure that you go to smaller and smaller surfaces with each layer, and not overbrush your previous one?
It’s more about less and less paint on the brush. An armour panel mite get 6 or 7 passes with a brush with one colour and then 2 or 3 for the next colour up and with less paint. Always start making out less paint then you think you will need. Always easier to add more paint then it is to try take some away.
@@MediocreHobbies That makes a lot of sense, thanks a lot!
So living in an apartment, rattle can will be hard to use for the base zenithal primer. Do you think a heavy drybrush from top down wraithbone over black would work?
It should I indeed work. It won’t quite be the same. But should do the job. When I was in an apartment I used to go down to the communal bins and spray in there it was great.
Keep uploading mate :)
Thanks man. I will for a long time to come. I’m here to stay.
How did you paint the rocks on the bases here? Thanks in advance!
Same as ten base texture orange contrast and then just drybrush it up the same.
This scheme looks great. The dry-brush is especially subtle. What color and texture did you use for the base?
Thanks so much! It’s the same scheme as this one! th-cam.com/users/shorts4IphjbADruQ?si=39m5W9gJGOTpKufp
would you paint the Jain Zar the same?
I would indeed.
That doesn't look mediocre. That looks rather excellent! Very nice easy to follow and reproduce tutorial with a great looking result.
Only have one question: what did you exactly as a basing scheme? It looks really good and I'd love to use it myself.
That basing scheme was put up on my channel as a short a few days ago. th-cam.com/users/shortscWaoLkH0Jos?feature=share here is a link. If links works in this chat lol. And thank you so. I just for the kind words. Glad you liked the video.