Combat Patrol Terminator Captain Part Fourteen, Transfers

Thanks for watching this last video, and hopefully the whole series leading up to it!
This is the fourteenth, and final, painting tutorial in a series of videos of how to get your Combat Patrol miniatures from the magazine front to fully painted. In this video I will show you how to use a few techniques and chemicals to apply transfers smoothly.
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[@mattyno964]

Loads of little tips in these vids that I've never seen/heard elsewhere - e.g. getting it too wet means it may slide around a lot as liquid gets underneath it... Didnt realise this just thought transfers were annoying af 😂

[@Coregamesevents]

Seems obvious after someone points it out, doesn't it?

[@mattyno964]

​​@@Coregamesevents hah yeah. There's a lot of 'assumed knowledge' in this hobby. Like, you really have to search out even basic stuff like - how to use a paint. Average person will ruin a few models first before finding out you need to think paints

[@ThinkCritDnD]

Great video. I just had a quick question regarding the final stage. Instead of using a gloss varnish to seal followed by the medium to reduce the shine, could you just use the matt varnish to do both in one application?

[@Coregamesevents]

@@ThinkCritDnD that's a good question! I'm not sure why but gloss mediums are better at protecting paint and transfers as they don't rub away as quickly as matt mediums. So by layering a matt medium (lahmian medium) over gloss, you get the protection of gloss with a matt sheen. Hope that makes sense?