Paint Heroquest FAST!! - Undead and Greenskins - RUSH the WASH
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- In today's video I revisit one of my favorite board games ever and teach you how to paint the greenskin faction (goblins, orcs and fimir) along with the undead one (skeletons, zombies and mummies) fast and easy with washes.
The doors I've used for my Heroquest are from zealotminiature.... But there are other good alternatives there:
Wizkids doors: amzn.to/3kSLtok
Mantic doors, double and single, perfect for customizing your Heroquest!: amzn.to/34bn4Vr
Mantic also has a great set for dungeon furniture: amzn.to/2Y8ih2Z
Daler Rowney FW Ink Sepia 251, one of my favourite inks EVER:
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For protecting your nicely painted miniatures, nothing beats Testor’s Lacquers:
• Glosscote: amzn.to/3kznAlF
• Dullcote: amzn.to/3itIy3r
• 2 x Glosscote + 2 x Dullcote + Set of Brushes, ABSOLUTE BARGAIN!! amzn.to/2XS5lOy
Want to start painting? Although I mostly use Citadel paints, I STRONGLY recommend Vallejo colours for painting miniatures. They are great, their bottles are the best and the price vs quality is phenomenal!
• Vallejo wash set:
amzn.to/3a0ylsp
• Vallejo Game Color set:
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Quite decent and affordable brushes for beginners and RushtheWashers alike: The Army Painter brush set:
amzn.to/3iebvQP
And if you want a good brush without breaking the bank, Da Vinci Maestro Series 10 is for you:
amzn.to/2XPNasY
Music, as usual, from the very talented Adrian von Ziegler. You definitely should check his videos on youtube!
/ adrianvo. .
The music, as usual, is from the talented Adrian Von Ziegler. You can check his channel at / adrianvonziegler
If you want to learn how to play Heroquest and don't want to buy a very expensive second-hand box on eBay, visit www.yeoldeinn.com/ to find all the different versions of the game. I downloaded a lot of materials from said website and I definitely recommend it to new and old gamers alike looking for Heroquest materials!
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These are the best looking HeroQuest miniatures I've seen. Nicely done!
*LOOK AT THE MUSCULAARIIITTTYYY...*
It looks like the wash pools into the recesses nicely!!! I love how clean they look!😍
Great work, Miguel!!👏👏👏
Washes are awesome tools for easy paintjobs!
Thank you so much for this post. I have spent the last two days painting the skeletons and they are looking great.
I'm glad that it has helped you! :)
Well done! You paint MUCH different then I do! You use a TON of shades and washes and highlight with some of the brightest whites. Different way on painting! Still the end result is REALLY nice!
I used to do layering and wet-blending, but I decided that I needed a faster method and experimented with washes until I got to a technique that satisfied me. This is the result of that :)
Thanks for watching!
Those Fimir are absolutely brilliant!
Thanks fornthe videos.... They have inspired me to paint my set of hero quest. Although i have a darker ork and golbin shade as i couldnt get a greenskin wash.
Great paint work and a great video. Thank you.
Hope it helped get some minis painted!
Great tutorial on using inks and washes. I have some heroquest zombies that I 3d printed in resin that I need to paint now so the video was timely.
Glad you can find this useful. Note that i have yet another video exclusively for painting zombies!
@@rushthewash Too late. :) I'm painting him right now. I've chosen P3 Umbral Umber and Moldy Ochre with white as my base colors, and then I will glaze on Vallejos Worn Red for his jacket. I'm not sure about the pants yet though.
Big smile when I saw your upload, and then the smile nearly split my head in half when I realised you were giving your rush the wash treatment to Heroquest.
Oh how I wish I had bought the game when it was on the store shelves :(
Fantastic game, so many fun evenings playing with friends.
Thanks for showing us how it's done and for taking the time to make the vid :)
The flagstone bases also looked very cool.
You editing was as helpful and humorous as ever !
Glad to see you are still around. I don't upload as often as you guys deserve, which is a pity, because I enjoy seeing people having fun with my videos.
I am going to put up a video to show to those of you who would like to get into Heroquest without buying a 2nd hand copy how to do it, so stay tuned!
I'm not going anywhere :) I love you videos, work at a pace that suits you. If I have to wait a bit longer I don't mind, better than you getting burnt out, or going crazy and never uploading again !
Having said that, I am really looking forward to on your how to get into Heroquest video for we unfortunates who don't own it :)
But remember there is no pressure, I will be here continuously hitting the refresh button till I see it :P
I think this is the game that got many a kid started on the hobby. I went from this and Space Crusade to BattleMasters and then Warhammer.
Great video! I love your technique and I’m still using it.
I hope you've churned lots of models this way and that they look as good as you expected them to!
Miguel Garcia Fernandez absolutely 👍
Awesome, I love the way those look. I'll have to try out this style on the new Heroquest when it arrives.
Do it! I am not sure if I will repeat the same color scheme again, but it was easy and fun doing them like this!
This is great- I have to admit when I first started watching I thought; "why is he priming them white"? NOW I get it. Very fast technique with the shades. Thank you for sharing.
I used to prime everything in black. I actually painted 3 armies like that, lots of points. But then I started doing this and I have never looked back!
Do you have a Heroquest?
@@rushthewash I played the original game in the 90's and literally just bought a copy the other day off Ebay to play with my kids! Excited to paint the figures again and even been thinking about making a 3D board. I'm going to have my kids help paint and your techniques are going to be very helpful. :)
Hey Rush- I finished my 3D HeroQuest board and I thought I'd share with you. Your videos were so helpful in the painting of all the miniatures. Thank you and enjoy! th-cam.com/video/iyiFt3KUMb4/w-d-xo.html
They came out great!
Thanks! Glad you like them!
Love that green skin tone.
Really impressive technique. Haven't seen your approach before.. wondered what the hell in would ever use that yellow and orange wash for.. lol. Never thought to put a wash down first for goblins, orcs, etc.. great job. Good vid..
Thanks a lot! Hope it helps!
Great commercial with the immortal Christopher Lee
Nobody could say "Hierr-oh-kwest" like he did!
I've just got my HQ set and expansions, I'm looking to paint in the NY. I've watched lots of other tutorials but OMFG do they love to GRIMDARK these up with Nuln Oil. HQ is not 40K. It's Warhammer (ish) but RETRO Hammer. Old Hammer. BRIGHT Hammer. And especially this game, a toy. Not an Underdark diorama. I love your brightness and will look to other models. I saw someone do 4 doors in 4 styles, the last was Masters of the Universe cartoon inspired, green and purple. It looked AWESOME. So Greyskullish for me...
Grimdark is an easy way out, and it looks quite decent, if not outright beautiful. But, as you said, it is Oldhammer looks that made it iconic, hence why I painted it that way.
I have several tutorials for the new one, so check my channel videos, and you will find how to paint all the monsters there!
Great video! Love your work and the way you paint has really inspired me! Never had time for it before but using washes saves so much time and looks great. Love heroquest too, keep up the good work!
I know: I used to spend weeks painting some units and regiments. This technique is much easier and results come faster, so painting big loads of models is not that hard. And heroquest roooocks!
Looks great! Kudos!
Greetings, beautiful painting of your Hero Quest miniatures! I have ordered most of all the paints you used to paint your set, but was not able to find the Boltgun metal paint. What other color besides Boltgun metal can I use?
Leadbelcher!
this is great, i recently got my friends into heroquest also, i have been wanting to get into mini painting, i think i'm going to start on my heroquest minis and then move on to imperial assault once i get some basic skills down! this video is awesome thank you!
Matt Taylor My pleasure!
I just started today, i'm using some GW paints and some from Army Painter, the citadel shades do seem superior but i had picked up the army painter mega set on the advise from one of my friends, still so far coming out pretty nice
imgur.com/a/UUri4jj
Can't wait to keep going, had to stop to go to work this morning!
@@MrCasper1271 keep it up! And share your images once finished!
@@rushthewash
imgur.com/a/ByF3ljX
I finished the 6 I started and I moved on to do a bunch of Goblins at once (just finished doing the 2nd coat of Waywatchers on them last night) I'm using a mix of Citadel and Army Painter.
Overall I'm so thrilled with the minis, I never realized as a kid and it just dawned on me out just how detailed these minis were until I started to paint them.
I messed up trying to highlight the skeleton with white paint so i'm not thrilled with his ribs and on the Zombie I was a bit to heavy handed with the Dark Tone Wash (AP equivalent of nuln oil, but I think citadel washes are superior) I ended up re-painting the blue gems on the Fimir and Orc to purple as I didn't like the red/blue contrast for the gems
I think on my next batch of goblins i'm going to give some of them purple shirts and give one a gold axe if I want to use him as a "King Goblin"
These are literally the first 6 minis i've ever painted and I'm so happy with how they came out, thank you so much! I was showing some of my co-workers the pictures and none of them believed that I hadn't been doing this for a long time!
Your video has inspired me to paint all my HQ figures just as you explained. Just one thing --- I'm going to need YOU to pay for all the FRIGGIN PAINT!
I'm a poor non-monetized youtuber. You're gonna need to get a gofundme going, Johnny!
Very good work, love to see it! I ordered all the colors and will try by my own. Thanks a lot! I hope that there will come a third part?
On the works for a 4th & 5th, possibly a 6th too!
Really!
Miguel! Next time you're in the states for a tournament, please bring this with you so we can get down on some Hero Quest!
God I loved that box art when I was a kid
A classic among classics!
"Brode sode"
Great job
Great video! I love heroquest!
Hey Miguel,
thanks for these very helpful tutorials!
Recently I found my old Hero Quest and want to paint the figures finally.
I will get my beginner's equipment (paint) at the weekend and will start with the skeletons.
Keep your fingers crossed, I have never painted such figures before. But I am confident to master it with your instructions. :)
Take into account some of the paints are out of production! But you can still get similar results with contrast paints and some medium mixing!
@@rushthewash
Thank you for all you have done so far and will do :)
Maybe you could show a tutorial for painting the Soldiers for the Master Quest - The Black Guard ?
That would be greate :)
Maybe using black paint, because of Black Guard? :D
@@Atracaedes1 I dont have any, but that could be a nice tutorial!!
Well, I have bought some 3d prints of those. Keep your eyes peeled for a future tutorial.
Love the painting mate well done. Is there a list of the paints you used at all?
Excellent work Miguel! I am glad I found your videos. It has inspired me to repaint my entire core set of HeroQuest miniatures and furniture. I'm about halfway done. The newly painted miniatures will help my HeroQuest series look the part and I can start filming again. If you interested, my HeroQuest show is location on my channel: ADP's Gaming Closet. Thank you again for sharing your techniques and time!
I saw your videos some time ago! Subscribed!
Thanks for watching. Hopefully the next episodes will make you proud when you see your painting style displayed throughout the show. Learning from you is going to make my videos look so much better. Thank you so much 👍
Hi Miguel, I'm all caught up with my painting :) Thanks again for your tutorials. I'm looking forward to the Gargoyle and Warlock!!!!!!
@@CornHappens hopefully I'll get some time these days to sit down and work on it!
Love your vids, especially this one. I will try to paint my HQ minis accordingly soon. When will you do the 2nd part?
As replacements for Citadel's brown ink and chestnut ink, you are using two FW Artists Acrylic inks. Which ones are these? Antelope brown, red earth, burnt umber, sepia?? Can't figure it out.
I owe you, man. This video inspired me to finally get myself a Heroquest-game(two, actually) and also start painting. This tutorial is amazing and the results I'm getting as a total newbie to the hobby are...quite good. Question: Do you think there are shaders from the citadel line of paints that could be used in place of your inks tho? Hobby / painting shops where I live are...limited, but ordering online from GW is simple...
Some people mix paints with lahmian medium (there are videos out there on how to make your own medium, check those out!) and make washes with those :) You might want to give it a try!
@@rushthewash I mean, that is probably something I should learn...but I just picked up a brush for the first time 5 days ago :P Is there a color code or something for the inks you use (both for this and the hero painting video) so that I might find something roughly similar? Turns out there is a local store selling daler-rowney inks but they have names like "antelope brown" and "red earth" which doesn't really tell my newbie brain much :) Sorry to bug you with more questions!
@@Fastwinstondoom just to make sure I can help you somehow, you mean different from GW range?
I have a video on what inks I use, beside the FW Dailer Rowney ones, which I have several, but end up using mostly sepia, raw sienna, flame red... these work great, but my color schemes are based mostly on GW's range because of the way their new washes work.
This is the video:
th-cam.com/video/rCXdWJrnbt8/w-d-xo.html
@@rushthewash Thanks man, I never even thought to check out your other videos. Hope I can get something together, I love the look of these old school heroquest minis and trying to replicate them has become something of an obsession for me ;) Appreciate that you took the time to help me out :)
Excellent tutorial
Good work! I love this game ❤
Glad you enjoy it!
Hi! Love your Hero Quest tutorial. Can you please tell us what the inks are you are using as well as the names? “Dark Brown” is a great description lol but it’s not one of the real names. I’m a brand new mini painter and I’m trying to duplicate your style exactly. Thanks. Also are you ever going to post a video of you painting the chaos warriors and the Gargoyle? Thanks!! Can’t wait for your reply. Eagerly awaiting your answer so I can go get the last few things I need to start making my game look stellar :)
I think the ink is sepia, from FW inks:
www.daler-rowney.com/content/fw-artists-inks
Totally worth purchasing!
I am moving into a new apartment, so as soon as I get settled down and work stops kicking my butt, I'll get to HQ again. I am a very disperse person, so... it might take a while. I am also quite obssesed with completion, so it will be done!!
Thanks. The local retailer is literally around the corner from my house. Lol You rock!
Awesome job! I was wondering what brand your dark brown ink is and where do you get it from? I love Heroquest so much that I have 2 copies! But I think I will only paint one and keep the other in it's original state.
FW Daimler inks, IIRC. Art stores should have those!
Thank you very much! :)
Thanks a lot for this amazing technique!
I try it with some zenithal before Wash and it come real nice without work!!
Thank’s a lot....
Glad to see people giving it a try and adding their own ideas to it. Awesome!
Hello Miquel, I acquired the HeroQuest: Against the Ogre Horde set this week. Do you also have that set? I would love an ogre paint set video! :)
I don't have that, but I got some ogre minis and painting them could be made into a new video!
@@rushthewash That would be great! I am especially curious which colors you will use for the skin. Loads of options. :)
@@arjanang I am currently painting some dragon ogres and I am using Guilliman flesh. It is quite straightforward, but I think it needs some extra shading and highlights, which defeats the purpose of fast painting.
I never got around to painting my original HQ minis 100%. Hopefully I can do it with the new release.
I am waiting for mine to arrive. Then it will be painting time again!
Hello, just noticed that you listed boltgun metal in the video for painting the goblins, i wondered about that bc it used to be a paint i owned yet it is no longer made by GW for a very very long time now i believe. I even think they discontinued the paint they made to follow it up so its from before the last edition of paints sets from them even.
Man... I am old and my mind miles names from so many editions...
Any dark metallic paint will do. In fact I recently discovered that you can basically paint metals by doing agrax Earthshade or similar, Basilicanum Grey and then highlights with a medium-tone metallic.
The name of the paint I used there is Leadbelcher. If you want a very stable range that doesn't change colors often, then try Vallejo!
This guy invented contrast paint 👍
Where is my comission, GW?
They came out amazing....can I send you mine to paint?
Hahaha! Where is the fun in this for you or me?
@@rushthewash Fun cause u stated you love painting heroquest figures and me well I suck and I dont really want to ruin them...kind of an iconic game from my childhood..one I loved playing and to this day..play it with my boys. All in all..a superb job.
Thank you sooo much for these tutorials...! I wonder how you got the greyish tone on the zombie's hair with Drakenhof Nightshade? Because my went all to light blue which looks pretty weird..! :(
BTW: I primed them all with Corax White.
Happy Gaming from Germany!
Give it a second coat with Nuln Oil :)
Miguel - I'm a newb so please excuse me if I state something wrong. You suggested a Winsor & Newton Kolinsky. When I look these up they seem to have rounded (pointed) tips. The brush you use in the video seems to be flat (no pointy tip). Is there a difference when it comes to painting miniatures with washes? Also, I see many people say you only need one or two brush sizes. Which size(s) do you suggest for painting these types of miniatures with washes? Thanks!
Round always, unless you're using it for drybrushing, and in this case, NEVER use a good brush: old or cheap ones only, because this technique destroys the bristles.
I use size 1 for most things, that's where you should put your money in. Anything bigger, go for cheaper brushes. Smaller, like a size 0 or 00, pay money for it, because those are worth it.
Love the video. Can you give me two tips. When I try to get the goblin skin colour I get tide marks, also you say fix with white. What do you do after you put the white on
Sorry, was checking old videos now and saw your comment! Still have that problem?
Hi Miguel, sorry about this but how many parts water to ink are you using for the dark brown and flame red Daler Rowney inks? Thankyou!!
Sorry for the late reply. I use "eye-o-meter", depending of what I want to achieve. It is not an exact science: if I want a darker stain, then less water. If I want a dash of color, more water. It is easy to correct, nonetheless: if your ink is too "thick", clear it off while still wet, and do it with more water. If it is too "bland", repeat the wash!
The best thing about Heroquest, is the accompanied Rioja
Ah, it makes rolling badly taste ok, I guess? 🤣
6:40 ive never seen that citidal paint, what is it? why are all your paints watery? did you water them down yourself? Good video BTW
Those are washes. That, iirc, is called Seraphim Sepia. That is the texture they have by default. That is why this technique is so fast, as it just let's the wash do its job and creates highlights and shading on its own.
@@rushthewash oh nice. do you try to keep it from pooling or do you really care? ever dry brush or just use white scar for highlights?
@@sportshero3092 dry brush makes the miniature look a little unpolished. Highlights with white scar, yes. And if they are too strong, one glaze and you are peachy again.
Great video how would you go about fixing any mistakes on the greenskins skinsfrom painting the other parts
Late reply, but paint white again wherever the mistake has been done, and then follow the same steps to paint that area.
Thanks! Will try this
Hi, watching this more than 2 years later and trying to paint my own HeroQuest set, do you have some recommendations for replacements of some of those key colours that don't exist anymore? Like Waywatchers Green, Bloodletter, Lamenters Yellow, etc...
Waywatcher, Bloodletter and Lamenter's yellow probably could be reciprocated using medium mixed with Warplightning green, Blood Angels red and Casandora yellow respectively.
It is a pity GW seems to have this need to change random colours everywhere from time to time...
@@rushthewash thanks, and agree! In the meantime I came across this, I'm going to give it a try: imgur.com/a/xfGB8av. Also someone put together a "compatibility chart" for old colours, may be useful to someone: www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Paint_Range_Compatibility_Chart
I love your way of painting with wash but Citadel is very expensive . Could we find the same quality with Vallejo or Army Painting ?
I haven't checked those, to be honest. There are videos of people that make their own washes with mediums and other stuff. I think you should check those as well!
Vallejo has a set of inks that are very good and a whole set is pretty cheap. You can mix with a little thin medium to make them work more like a wash. There are tutorials on youtube on how to make your own mediums and washes. But usually for washes and inks I just put a little regular paint on a paper plate and just wet my brush and rub it on a bar of ivory soap, dab it a bit on my paper towel, and dip back into the paint and use that for a controlled wash. It flows pretty nicely without any more expense. You can control how wet or concentrated the stuff is by using more paint or more water or more soap or having a mostly dry brush or mostly a wet one. Cheap way to have fun.
I am a newb at painting minis and need to buy my first brushes. What type of brushes are you using in this video? Thanks.
If you want to have a good brush for minis, never buy acrylic brushes. Natural hair is the best choice, and of those, sable and kolinsky weasel is the even better choice. I'd practice first with a decent but cheap-ish brush, until I get the knack of it, and then invest on a good quality brush. I'd recommend Raphael 8404 or Winsor & Newton Kolinsky, but add some brush soap to your basket and learn how to take care of your brushes before doing anything with them!
Enjoy the new hobby!
Thanks Miguel! I appreciate your feedback. I am currently collecting all the supplies now. I can't wait to get started.
Little question: Is there a way to wash off messed up paint to repaint a piece?
You mean stripping a model off paint? Sure! Use isopropyl alcohol, soak the minis in it for some hours, use an old toothbrush and scrub it away!
Could you please review the citadel shade kit. It has many of the shades that you use and it seems to be pretty useful for starting off painting with washes.
your miniatures remind me a lot of the old pictures of models that you found in 1980s white dwarf.
I haven't see this new set. What does it have?
the set has seraphim sepia, waywatcher green, casandora yellow, drakenhof nightshade, nuln oil and others which I can't remember off the top of my head. in the uk it is £20.
Nope Hi then it is a great deal. I use all those colors and that price seems quite good.
Miguel Garcia Fernandez ok
Amazing
Bah. Can’t buy Waywatcher’s Green. Anyone know a close match?
Nowadays? I am using Coelia Greenshade, and also Mortarion Green and Warplightning green.
I actually am painting the new HQ orcs to see different combos for green skin. If you stay tuned, I will get it out in a couple of weeks. Some good different recipes there.
Thank you
Was that Christopher Lee doing the commercial ?
That guy is the epitome of bad-ass geekiness! Yes!
I started to paint my hero quest too, I'm trying with Tamiya washes, I hope they work well, for now they seem too much.... "filling", but maybe they are just poorly shaked.
Never used Tamiya, but if they don't do the part, GW's work just fine, as you can see. Just keep on experimenting!
@@rushthewash I wish I could send you some pics, just to show you how they work. Maybe I could make a short video to show the results
If you do, please send me a link to see it, or upload photos or said video to google drive and provide the link!
@@rushthewash I started painting. Some miniatures needs some correction, but they are almost done
drive.google.com/folderview?id=1-ao191f9gr1msl0t0etGEo-DPH_fgI2U
Not bad at all. I see you used nuln oil/aghrax earthshade as a last wash. Looks good to me!
Adrian Von Ziegler! Awesome
He is a very talented musician, I am very happy he has decided to let other TH-cam users use his stuff!
@@rushthewash absolutely talented. I use his music for my videos too. It's a style of music that can fit many kind of contents.
Ordered everything to finally paint my HeroQuest (after putting it off for 25 years)! Worth noting quite a few of the listed glazes are no longer made - waywatcher green, Bloodletter, boltgun metal, guilliman blue and lamenters yellow are no longer available. I'm hoping to mix the glazes with combinations of red, yellow, blue and green Vallejo inks, and another generic gun metal to replace botgun. I found this link for some good ratios for simulating the missing colours. imgur.com/a/xfGB8av
It really irks me GW always changing colors... it is very difficult to have consistent pallettes in your armies when they do this!
Good luck with your painting!!
@@rushthewash Its going really well (first time painting anything for 20 years!)... quick question, is that really Ushabti bone? It looks waaaaay whiter. I've had to make a 50/50 mix od ushabti and white scar to get anything close. Ushabti was actually a little darker than the bones of my skeleton already were!
Or have I just got a bad batch of ushabti? Its quite a dark beige.
@@goforlaunch9586 it is. I don't know: you might have gotten a different, darker batch!
“Wine always helps”
Where did you get this game?
Ebay is the place to go if you got the $$$. Thrift stores if you feel lucky!
I was with you until I saw /how many/ paints you needed per model. Does anyone have a painting guide for those who only use say 6 colors per model?
What colors do you use?
@@rushthewash Same as you. Mostly Citadel paints with a few Testor pots for odd colors. They are upstairs.
@@crumbum2 so you would have the materials to do this, but you'd prefer using less?
There is a point in the middle of the video where you see an intermediate result without detailing.
I noticed near the end of this video you said that you would go over how you painted the bases but i looked at your part two of heroquest and you never went over it.
Check this out:
th-cam.com/video/ss2BghIzrM0/w-d-xo.htmlm5s
Thanks for the link. Appreciate it. Love how your miniatures came out
For the non art student... why start with yellow?
With washes it is like the other way around: you go from lighter colors to darker ones. Yellow is one or the two basic colors that make green, and it also makes orcs look brighter and more 80's paintjob-like. Or course you can do different types of green, with pure green or a base with diluted red or magenta to have a different finish, but this is a type of green tone I like to achieve with my greenskins and it really makes them pop on the table :)
@@rushthewash thank you! 😊
You ll be happier using a mini holder 😎😉
I have one. Guess who is not using it...?
I will make a video on things I bought and ended up NOT using... sigh!
@@rushthewash 😂😎😁
So I was going to try this technique until I found out that GW no longer makes a lot of these washes!!!!! In fact they replaced most of them with the new contrast colors. Of course the company out to rob you of your had earned cash pumped up the price as well. They always pump the price up. So what was once $9 is now $11. Going on Amazon or Ebay to find these colors ends 2 ways, 1.) Can't find or 2.) They are anywhere between $20 to $50 a pot!!! The pots are only 0.4 ounces!!!!!
Which colours do you want to find? There are some that are very similar nowadays.
And, yeah: discontinued paints and price raises are my two least favourite things about GW, for sure.
What is the book at the 2:19 mark?
The Quest Book from the EU version.
@@rushthewash Thanks for the info! The U.S.A. version is not as nice looking as that one.
The intro music?
Just saw this.
You can find it here:
th-cam.com/video/06H_6oI4EK4/w-d-xo.html