Thanks again for taking on this project Casey, this video was amazing and I am really happy to see the process behind this awesome paint job. I am so sorry for having to put you through all that trim though. It took me about 8 hours myself the first time that I painted it. You do amazing work sir and I hope to have some more projects in the future for you!
Thanks for providing such a wonderful project for him to work on. This is truly a gorgeous piece of art, for sure, and I can only just imagine how it could be for you, getting to pine over it every single day, lol.
Absolutely man, it was a true pleasure to paint! Lol there was a lot of trim, but I play a lot of guitar so my hands were ready before I even started!!
In one way I agree, it looks like a hospital waiting room that's not been touched since the 70s, but it also looks fairly authentic to an actual medieval knight's look, I can imagine someone in this get up on the bayeux tapestry, you know?
@Johnnie Walker I disagree. I much prefer the new colours. Also the sharp grade from red to black on every single panel seems like a poor choice. Kills the shape of your very expensive figure.
All I can think of is how much hand cramp there was by the end! It would be nice to see pictures of it on a table with the rest of the forces spread out round it, I bet it would look epic. Thank you to Huna Soldier for giving Casey the opportunity to work on such a humongous model, and thank you Casey, for sharing it.
And here i am, watching 23 minutes of warhammer miniature rescue video ... and i don't even play warhammer! Still - very impressive model and rescue job. :)
I do love saving minis. Such a nice feeling looking at the final product and remembering how terrible it started off haha. Thick paint, glued backwards, assembled by young kids who never cleaned the model properly. Great work with this beast though!
I know this is an older video, but I had to comment. At first I was so confused with using the burnt amber at the beginning and then the color choses of the off white and green. I am so glad I finished the video and see the addition of the "rusting" effects as well as the "heat" of the guns. Thank you for the video . The finished project is simply beautiful
On that first panel there were some particles, hairs, or something of the sort. The rest didn’t though. I’m not sure where they came from. I should have caught it before painting that panel for sure.
JANKEN ! Definitely something to know for next time, I guess when working with such a large surface I should have thought about it more like painting a piece of wood. Small minis don’t usually have any issues with this.
When you first started laying down that green I thought we were in for a rave themed titan but it ended up looking really regal and worked brilliantly with all the weathering. Amazing work. I can't believe you managed to keep the amount of weathering, colour and quality consistent over such a vast area.
Thanks! If it was my personal Titan I would have gone nuts lol. But in this case Josh and I agreed on the colors before I started. The nice thing about trying to be consistent over so much area is that the color pallet was limited, so if anything got out of hand I could go back with another color and tidy up. It worked out really well for sure :)
Truly a God-Machine. I know some people here dislike the choice of colors, but I actually like it - I imagine the various Titan Legions would have wildly varying color shcemes, not always bold or GRIMDARK colors. Makes it feel more realistic in a sense, less like a Saturday-morning cartoon.
The only word that could accurately describe the end result of this piece, is GORGEOUS!!! Thanks for continually providing such solid content, I really do appreciate and look forward to every single second!
It's important to seal in your base colors with gloss varnish before using any weathering involving white spirits. This is to stop your colors flaking away from the resin and undoing your work. It also helps when you're going back in to fine-tune your streaks and making them "clean" adjustments. I took 18 months to paint my Warlord! I reasoned that for the cost, it had to have maximum effort put into it to justify the expense lol. I went all out with weathering and battle-damage since a titan would be a prime target and would take fire, but not overdo it- remember that less is more when it comes to damage! It can be fun adding old rust, new rust, streaks and grime, paint-chipping, soot and corrosion to show age and use and adds a lot of history and character...
@@bentalexranebundgaard4867 it would take probably a year just to build the scaffolding around it and maybe 5 years to paint it and then the titan would just walk through the scaffolding to leave
AWESOME! You got a great effect with those fallout stencils- I've used them some but i haven't mastered them yet. Also, I'd never seen the trick of using the mineral spirits to clean up the center of a dripping rust stain, that makes a ton of sense and it looks great. Congratulations on cranking through this excellent project :-)
Thanks man, this was a very unique model and i feel lucky to have even worked on one. I saw that mineral spirits trick on, I’m pretty sure, an old schnauzer face episode. You can also spray it on with an airbrush, then spray mineral spirits to literally have it run down your model, super insane effects with enamels!
Your videos have inspired me to buy my first 40k mini, a Necron Overlord. I don't know if I'll ever get into painting it, but just the act of having one makes me feel a little more connected to the game and universe.
When doing the heat discoloring technique you should take into account the thickness of the different parts of the barrel, due to aircooling many parts like ridges and indrectly attached rods would not reach a high enough temperature and thus retain a lower heat color or no discoloring at all. Just looks a bit weird in my opinion.
I do this as well but have issues posting videos...great work rescuing! Some of the best feelings I get are salvaging and saving something like this. Also...you use Vallejo!!! *squeee!!!* And again, you are a master at this. Pure and simple. Amazing talent and learned skill.
You know I wasn't sure about the colour choice until you showed the built titan. It looks absolutely fantastic! The stencils are a great idea, thanks for recommending them! Looking forward to then next rescue!
That looks amazing! that vinyl trick is sweet! i have used a ton of different things around the house to try and do things like that with various degrees of success.
gorgeous model and what an awesome paintjob, i would love to own a titan but dang these guys are expensive so i just stick to my knight crusader and some helverins.
This is a wonderfully different paint scheme. It almost looks like it is a Death Guard Titan that has only just lumbered out of the manufactorum. The stencil work is very effective.
Wow, Excellent video. This was the most relaxing and satisfying thing I have watched in months! You are very talented at both painting and video production. I like the music, and your descriptions of what you are doing are very calming. I will have to watch your other videos. Thank you. And I might have to look into sending you my Tyranid army to save.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues Wow, cool I will take you up on that if I ever unpack my miniatures. I would really like to see what you could do with a Tyranid Lictor.
This is EPIC. Was not expecting this but wow man you got skills. Loving this subscription. Legit best painting vlog on the tube for me right now. Cheers keep up there good work.
Just got my hands on one of my own, gotta say im both excited and intimidated by this build, but ill get extensive use out of my airbrush, armor is gonna be a purple faded into teal for our family company, complete with decals!
Some advice. When you're trying to do the heated metal look, barrel heats up from firing. First spray on a base of Metallic Titanium or Metallic Silver enamel. Then do light coats of the fading effect colors. Just enough to get the look but not so much it covers the metallic. I build model airplanes and this is how I do engine exhaust cowlings. The same effect can be applied to cannons and such. It looks fantastically realistic when you finish.
When doing metal effects like this I like to use metallic mediums to thin the colours down and I generally start with a very light ink glaze for the first coat before moving back to acrylics for the rest.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues Only constructive Critique I can say is that you might need a better Camera, but it could've also been my Connection (Sometimes it looked a bit grainy or blurred). Also, I subbed and show this Channel to a Friend who wants to start painting and collecting
Absolutely! Everything is filmed with my iPhone X. I’m starting to hit the point where I really need to get a new camera. I can’t get in close enough sometimes and it’s pretty annoying seeing grainy footage in ‘4k’
@@eBayMiniatureRescues Also, in the upwards shot in the End were little Lags. I hope you can find something that wont eat up all your Money. Corridor Crew did a lot on Cameras lately, you will find some Tips there
TwoBlade5 There are some great channels that focus on cameras and equipment. The funny thing is, I own a bunch of video production equipment, but I’m always leaving the house with it for jobs, so I need to save up for a dedicated mini filming camera setup. Sooner or later I will have saved up enough to get the appropriate stuff for mini painting, hopefully sooner lol
Those AK Interactive products are absolutely amazing - buying those has changed my immersive wants from figures into wanting to make a 12x4 table of Cities of Death terrain with some industrial elements mixed in. Doing the math has shaken me but seriously I might have to do it - I want a table of 8 story buildings so much for who knows what reason. My wife says if I get a workshop/gaming club area that’s not the house to go ahead - but I don’t think she realizes I was talking of buildings more than her moms house value
They are very good. Every time I look at a project I try and think of ways to use them. A huge ruined city would make for a fantastic board, time to build a shed in the back and get to work :)
*Strategic value: absolute*
Exterminatus?
Unnaceptable
Hotel?
Heretical
Tryna steal my loot?
@@maksymilians931 Deploy capital weaponry?
Negative, estimated reduction in production capacity unacceptable.
@@terrain4print Liberation Fleet?
Affirmative. Minor elements in system. Estimated time of arrival = 5-37 days.
Thanks again for taking on this project Casey, this video was amazing and I am really happy to see the process behind this awesome paint job. I am so sorry for having to put you through all that trim though. It took me about 8 hours myself the first time that I painted it. You do amazing work sir and I hope to have some more projects in the future for you!
Thanks for providing such a wonderful project for him to work on. This is truly a gorgeous piece of art, for sure, and I can only just imagine how it could be for you, getting to pine over it every single day, lol.
Absolutely man, it was a true pleasure to paint!
Lol there was a lot of trim, but I play a lot of guitar so my hands were ready before I even started!!
tbf the person who done red and black theme paint. weren't to bad.
@@ex-bahamutgamer8381 I liked it, it had some nice transitions and the orange highlights looked nice :)
You think the Missile Launcher is better than the laser blasters?
“Come back next episode where we paint an entire Imperator-Class Titan.”
Still working on that one lol.
Hopefully using Vallejo(TM) Burnt Umber(TM)?
I disagree _vehemently_ with the commissioner's choice of color scheme...but you did a great job.
In one way I agree, it looks like a hospital waiting room that's not been touched since the 70s, but it also looks fairly authentic to an actual medieval knight's look, I can imagine someone in this get up on the bayeux tapestry, you know?
To each their own for sure. Personally I dig this mix of color, but I know it’s not for everyone.
@@legatelaurie Haha good one, now I cannot unsee the hospital waiting room look.
Yeah, the color scheme makes it look like an Ork Gargant.
Agreed. The color scheme is hella ugly.
calling this a rescue feels kinda rude to the original painter.
I mean it's nothing special but its not bad either
Actually liked the original more
@Johnnie Walker I disagree. I much prefer the new colours. Also the sharp grade from red to black on every single panel seems like a poor choice. Kills the shape of your very expensive figure.
+1 to this. This isn't a rescue, this is a commission for a reskin, nothing more.
Yeah I agree. I saw nothing wrong with the original. I think it looks great
The new one is better yes. But those colors are awful.
Thanks for leaving the model up longer. It nice to really see all the details.
this is a mini that i will never be able to afford but to see what you have done to it is absolutely amazing. One owner will be very proud
All I can think of is how much hand cramp there was by the end! It would be nice to see pictures of it on a table with the rest of the forces spread out round it, I bet it would look epic. Thank you to Huna Soldier for giving Casey the opportunity to work on such a humongous model, and thank you Casey, for sharing it.
Absolute Smash of a new color! Especially like the chevrons and the light weathering!
Glorious!!
I've never actually seen a titan model never mind one that big. That's so awesome
The sheer amount of PAINT needed for a project this huge is staggering alone.
And here i am, watching 23 minutes of warhammer miniature rescue video ... and i don't even play warhammer! Still - very impressive model and rescue job. :)
The Warlord Titan is such a gorgeous model, I would love to own one some day. Great job with the painting of it.
That duck egg green colour is a stroke of genius. Really nice colour.
Thanks!
I love your music selection. Coupled with the relaxed commentary, it really made me zone out.
All I can say is, absolutely stunning
Bro you are wizard with that airbrush. Great video. Thank you.
I just realized white on silver could make a really awesome glow effect. Im going to have to try that some time.
That's gotta be the best paint job ive seen you do. Holy cow!!!! I love the burnt metal on the guns!!!
Thanks man :)
It was almost more about maintaining consistency over a lot of pieces than anything, this thing is crazy huge and has so many pieces!
I do love saving minis.
Such a nice feeling looking at the final product and remembering how terrible it started off haha.
Thick paint, glued backwards, assembled by young kids who never cleaned the model properly.
Great work with this beast though!
Impressive. I love the undershot at the end that makes the Titan look just absolutely massive.
I know this is an older video, but I had to comment. At first I was so confused with using the burnt amber at the beginning and then the color choses of the off white and green. I am so glad I finished the video and see the addition of the "rusting" effects as well as the "heat" of the guns. Thank you for the video . The finished project is simply beautiful
It looked like their was a lot of dust in the paint on the panels when you wear painting like little fibres/hairs
was gonna say exactly that
On that first panel there were some particles, hairs, or something of the sort. The rest didn’t though. I’m not sure where they came from. I should have caught it before painting that panel for sure.
Always always sand primer with a high grit sandpaper to knock off any fibers giving you the ideal surface to start with 👌
JANKEN ! Definitely something to know for next time, I guess when working with such a large surface I should have thought about it more like painting a piece of wood. Small minis don’t usually have any issues with this.
honestly? I think it helps give a nice weathering chipped paint effect
When you first started laying down that green I thought we were in for a rave themed titan but it ended up looking really regal and worked brilliantly with all the weathering. Amazing work. I can't believe you managed to keep the amount of weathering, colour and quality consistent over such a vast area.
Thanks!
If it was my personal Titan I would have gone nuts lol. But in this case Josh and I agreed on the colors before I started.
The nice thing about trying to be consistent over so much area is that the color pallet was limited, so if anything got out of hand I could go back with another color and tidy up. It worked out really well for sure :)
Truly a God-Machine. I know some people here dislike the choice of colors, but I actually like it - I imagine the various Titan Legions would have wildly varying color shcemes, not always bold or GRIMDARK colors. Makes it feel more realistic in a sense, less like a Saturday-morning cartoon.
Beautiful work on this Titan
I was worried about that green, but it looks great!
Amazing job! I'm definitely going to steal that duck egg green and off white combo for something. Thanks for sharing!
I love the simple but effective approach. Always feel inspired to get things done, and to enjoy the process.
Excellent work 👌
The only word that could accurately describe the end result of this piece, is GORGEOUS!!! Thanks for continually providing such solid content, I really do appreciate and look forward to every single second!
Gladly, and thank you for watching each week! Your support means a lot :)
You're very welcome, as always.
Strategic value ABSOLUTE
It's important to seal in your base colors with gloss varnish before using any weathering involving white spirits. This is to stop your colors flaking away from the resin and undoing your work. It also helps when you're going back in to fine-tune your streaks and making them "clean" adjustments.
I took 18 months to paint my Warlord! I reasoned that for the cost, it had to have maximum effort put into it to justify the expense lol. I went all out with weathering and battle-damage since a titan would be a prime target and would take fire, but not overdo it- remember that less is more when it comes to damage! It can be fun adding old rust, new rust, streaks and grime, paint-chipping, soot and corrosion to show age and use and adds a lot of history and character...
Now do a coloring of a 1:1 sized Emperor-Class titan.
Haha id love to
@@eBayMiniatureRescues Then you have a fulltime job the next 70 years or so (they are rather big)
@@bentalexranebundgaard4867 it would take probably a year just to build the scaffolding around it and maybe 5 years to paint it and then the titan would just walk through the scaffolding to leave
Believe me I would love to have a painting gig for the next 70 years lol. I’ll gladly paint til I’m dead lol
For that Job we need some servitors. Any volunteers?
Everyone is all gangster until the church starts walking around
Nothing to worry about unless you're a *heretic*
AWESOME! You got a great effect with those fallout stencils- I've used them some but i haven't mastered them yet. Also, I'd never seen the trick of using the mineral spirits to clean up the center of a dripping rust stain, that makes a ton of sense and it looks great. Congratulations on cranking through this excellent project :-)
Thanks man, this was a very unique model and i feel lucky to have even worked on one. I saw that mineral spirits trick on, I’m pretty sure, an old schnauzer face episode. You can also spray it on with an airbrush, then spray mineral spirits to literally have it run down your model, super insane effects with enamels!
That warlord looks great!
Got some great tips on airbrushing large surfaces....and guns!
Will be put to use when i paint my next imperial knight :)
I know nothing about warhammer, but those colors are amazing.
Recommendations brought me here. Just passing through. Great painting and nice video in general. Good job! 😊
That is incredible. Don't see a lot of lighter color schemes in 40k but this one works really well.
Those gun barrels are just amazing
Your videos have inspired me to buy my first 40k mini, a Necron Overlord. I don't know if I'll ever get into painting it, but just the act of having one makes me feel a little more connected to the game and universe.
Very steady hands!!!! An awesome job!!!
i don't even play Warhammer or any miniatures games and i think you did an exquisite job. definitely worth watching. 👍
Thank you, I appreciate that very much 🍻
Just finished watching, great job I love the colour scheme, thank you Josh.
Those stencils were awesome
You are an artist sir !
This is immaculate work and you're a terrific artist.
Magnificent. Truly outstanding. Thanks for the tips!
When doing the heat discoloring technique you should take into account the thickness of the different parts of the barrel, due to aircooling many parts like ridges and indrectly attached rods would not reach a high enough temperature and thus retain a lower heat color or no discoloring at all.
Just looks a bit weird in my opinion.
Thanks for the tips!
I do this as well but have issues posting videos...great work rescuing! Some of the best feelings I get are salvaging and saving something like this.
Also...you use Vallejo!!! *squeee!!!*
And again, you are a master at this. Pure and simple. Amazing talent and learned skill.
Hot diggity damn, were in the apocolypse now bois! (Great vid man)
You know I wasn't sure about the colour choice until you showed the built titan. It looks absolutely fantastic! The stencils are a great idea, thanks for recommending them! Looking forward to then next rescue!
That came out crazy nice
"It's beautiful!" ::face melting::
That looks amazing! that vinyl trick is sweet! i have used a ton of different things around the house to try and do things like that with various degrees of success.
A while back on the Nightmaw video I did I used some dried moss, worked great 👍
I love your airbrush work it looks so nice everytime.
This. Is. The. Most. Inspiring. Thing. Ever.
Thank you for doing this video, I really needed something like this.
I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for letting me know :)
WOW it was really cool to see the detail you are able to do with you work on such a large scale! Keep it up!
gorgeous model and what an awesome paintjob, i would love to own a titan but dang these guys are expensive so i just stick to my knight crusader and some helverins.
This project made me subscribe the channel. I won't lie, I absolutely love this project and you've inspired me to do an Eldar titan. Well done sir!
I do love Eldar. That was my first army, still have a soft spot for them :)
Thank you for joining me, and for the sub, it means a lot!
Do you have a web page or other TH-cam video describing the equipment you use and the paints? I have ordered an Eldar tank from Forge World.
Just freakin stunning! Sooooo good!
As much as I don't like your theme you've gone for, this is definitely a great save mate. GG
Lovely work here, colors are very nicely done, like the choice.
love how they call them minis then they come out with this bad boy
Very well done! Ended up here by the grace of the algorithm, and I’m glad I did, enjoyed it a lot - you’re very talented!
Thank you!
I’m glad you made it over, and that you enjoyed the video! The algorithm can be very kind from time to time :)
That is an awesome paint job and mini
Gorgeous sir, take a bow.
Nice one Casey! Looks amazeballs!
Pretty freaking impressive, nice work!
Epic job. The technique on the guns is so inventive, looks incredible. Kudos!
That colour scheme looks really good
This is a wonderfully different paint scheme. It almost looks like it is a Death Guard Titan that has only just lumbered out of the manufactorum. The stencil work is very effective.
Wow, Excellent video. This was the most relaxing and satisfying thing I have watched in months! You are very talented at both painting and video production. I like the music, and your descriptions of what you are doing are very calming. I will have to watch your other videos. Thank you. And I might have to look into sending you my Tyranid army to save.
Thanks! That means a lot :)
If you ever want me to paint something just hit me up over email of Facebook and we can talk!
@@eBayMiniatureRescues Wow, cool I will take you up on that if I ever unpack my miniatures. I would really like to see what you could do with a Tyranid Lictor.
That is a really cool paint job.
Fantastic work now i want one myself but first my imperial knight needs finishing
This is EPIC. Was not expecting this but wow man you got skills. Loving this subscription. Legit best painting vlog on the tube for me right now. Cheers keep up there good work.
Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Just got my hands on one of my own, gotta say im both excited and intimidated by this build, but ill get extensive use out of my airbrush, armor is gonna be a purple faded into teal for our family company, complete with decals!
I really just wish you’d upload more, great video bro that paint job is siiick!!!
Thanks!
I’m shooting for 1 a week and whenever I can fit it in I’ll do 2. The goal is 2 a week consistently, eventually :)
Stunning.
I was away for 2 months and I am just picking up with your videos again. This is just great work
Some advice. When you're trying to do the heated metal look, barrel heats up from firing. First spray on a base of Metallic Titanium or Metallic Silver enamel. Then do light coats of the fading effect colors. Just enough to get the look but not so much it covers the metallic. I build model airplanes and this is how I do engine exhaust cowlings. The same effect can be applied to cannons and such. It looks fantastically realistic when you finish.
Thanks for the tips!
Strategic value: Absolute.
That looks really cool. reminds me of color shift paints.
Nice colour scheme!
Awesome work! 👍🏽
When I do heat effects on metal I like to use thinned blue,purple,black inks over a silver\chrome basecoat.
This was way too amazing.
Amazing work as always!
As always a great video and an awesome job on the Titan!
You crushed it dude!
Wow such a nice scheme and video, youre an artist
Amazing job!
Absolutely amazing!!!
Beautiful work as always. Quickly becoming one of my favorite channels on TH-cam!
Thanks! I’m very glad you enjoy the videos :)
When doing metal effects like this I like to use metallic mediums to thin the colours down and I generally start with a very light ink glaze for the first coat before moving back to acrylics for the rest.
Normally, Videos like that tend to be very dry, this however was fun and intriguing till the End. You done did the IoM good, Git
Haha thanks! I know what you mean, and I always try to do my best to be, if nothing else, entertaining.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues Only constructive Critique I can say is that you might need a better Camera, but it could've also been my Connection (Sometimes it looked a bit grainy or blurred). Also, I subbed and show this Channel to a Friend who wants to start painting and collecting
Absolutely!
Everything is filmed with my iPhone X. I’m starting to hit the point where I really need to get a new camera. I can’t get in close enough sometimes and it’s pretty annoying seeing grainy footage in ‘4k’
@@eBayMiniatureRescues Also, in the upwards shot in the End were little Lags. I hope you can find something that wont eat up all your Money. Corridor Crew did a lot on Cameras lately, you will find some Tips there
TwoBlade5 There are some great channels that focus on cameras and equipment. The funny thing is, I own a bunch of video production equipment, but I’m always leaving the house with it for jobs, so I need to save up for a dedicated mini filming camera setup. Sooner or later I will have saved up enough to get the appropriate stuff for mini painting, hopefully sooner lol
That's so awesome man, well done!
Another great video 😁 thank you
Those AK Interactive products are absolutely amazing - buying those has changed my immersive wants from figures into wanting to make a 12x4 table of Cities of Death terrain with some industrial elements mixed in. Doing the math has shaken me but seriously I might have to do it - I want a table of 8 story buildings so much for who knows what reason. My wife says if I get a workshop/gaming club area that’s not the house to go ahead - but I don’t think she realizes I was talking of buildings more than her moms house value
They are very good. Every time I look at a project I try and think of ways to use them. A huge ruined city would make for a fantastic board, time to build a shed in the back and get to work :)
Just found this channel and I’m hooked! Great content
Thanks! I’m very glad to have you here, I hope you find the other videos enjoyable as well :)