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Painting Heroforge 1: Drybrushing & Ink Washes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- This is the first of a series of videos made for Heroforge, the custom miniature company. The series will be covering the basics of painting, so this is a good place to start for new painters.
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PAINT KEY
VMC = Vallejo Model Color
VGC = Vallejo Game Color
VMA = Vallejo Model Air
VPA = Vallejo Panzer Aces
MC = Vallejo Metal Color
AK = AK Interactive
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I’m getting into mini painting and hero forge, so this is a great starting place. I know this is an older video, but it’s very timely and useful to me.
I just started watching your videos last week, an myn I say your amazing at explaining how to do paint these little fellas 👏 👌 it makes it seem simple an vary slightly forward..saying things like "were not going to go crazy here this is vary simple" also like how you tell us if you liked the end result or not.
Thanks for all the videos definitely helped me!
Thank you. I've been painting for 8 months and you were one of the starting inspirations.
The quality of 3D printed minis has really come a long way, this looks great and not striated or grainy (far as I can tell from the video).
The high grade plastic is really clean.
The shot of all the paint bottles getting thrown in XD
Hated the early ones. Had a client send me one and I was blown away by the improvement in quality. No lines on this one at all! Great video by the way. I’ve used your tutorials many times. Thanks
This tutorial video series is amazing. I recently painted my first ever DnD mini using a combination of your old-army tricks from this series and I'm very satisfied with the result.
Best non-airbrush, non-Nuln Oil bath, beginner series I've seen so far :)
Awesome, a basic painting video.
Doctor you always do a great job at these how to paint video because of your realistic expectations on what is needed to paint a miniatures, great video.
Just getting back into painting/gaming after a 8 year hiatus. Very informative.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I'm definitely going to try these tips
Thanks for another great video. You do a great job of explaining everything.
Back to the basics!
Awesome!! Thanks for all that you do for the comunity
Another amazing looking mini, keep up the great work. I hope I can paint this well one day, u make it look easy lol.
Thanks for all your videos! I'm very new to painting minis and I've learned a lot from all you've done. Waiting and practicing to get out of the "suck" phase. Keep up the series. I saw quite a few improvements i can make on this one alone.
Nice work Doc, going back to basics
This Hero Forge series goes over what you've done in past tutorials; THANKS!
iv started painting models this year and iv been watching a lot of youtubers like yourself . I have made a lot of mistakes but im glad i did as i feel more enjoyable. But the first figures i have been painting was the Labyrinth game . And they are tiny. So iv gone over to something else just as a brake and painting the Mars Attacks miniatures game and it's still a lot of fun.But i guess i cant put off painting Sir Didymus any longer
Found you through a couple of your old videos, super happy to see you still making vids!
I just got some hero forge minis so this is great timing!
Yet another amazing video! I especially like how you turned the seemingly simple tabard into something special.
Small comment on the audio: sometimes, just before your voice cuts off, there is a bit of a "pop", like an audio artifact. It seems like it repeats part of what you just said for a split second.
If you are using a button to record / stop your microphone it might be that, otherwise it could be your audio processing software.
It's an issue with my video editor. It pops up randomly and only after the final render, which makes it real difficult to fix. I recently upgraded so hopefully it will be less of an issue.
Awesome job sir! There seems to be a bit of a resurgence in mini painting so your videos will be timely! I get requests all the time on my channel to 3d print more minis!
I swear I almost subscribed more because of the MST3K entry music but have also enjoyed the tutorials ^-^
Amazing job sir!!!!!
very nice video to start painting
great tutorial for beginners!
Awesome! Thank you!!
Great tutorial, cool looking miniature.
Jas :)
Happy new year!!!
You mention files and a hobby knife as supplies needed, but then never use them in the video. Would like to have seen some tips for best practices and mistakes to avoid when cleaning up all the little imperfections, like the nibs leftover from the 3D print scaffolding.
Hey Doc! Thanks for another great video.
Can you comment on your impression of the Heroforge minis?
If not, that's cool too.
All my best.
The high grade plastic is impressive. Very minor clean up needed.
Can these HeroForge Miniatures be bought somewhere as a set or do I have to "configure" them manually on Heroforge webpage one at a time and then order them?
I wish the camera could get closer
Excellent video, thanks! I am coming over to game miniatures from 1/35 military models where I was using mainly AK washes and other enamel products. I am using Vallejo game inks but have been getting streaky results versus a smooth effect over the surface that you show in these videos. Could this be from not thinning enough or trying to apply too quickly on the underlying layers of paint? I am keeping to the 3:1 to 5:1 ratio you mention, but still see these streaks (orange and red game inks especially). Looking forward to future videos!
are you using a ceramic tile as a pallet?
What do you use to prime your models and how do you apply it? Every miniature model video I've watched always always ALWAYS skips over this basic, but important, information.
If you haven't found an answer yourself, yet: there are a few ways to do this. There are specific primer paints. You can then brush it on or use a spraygun. Of course, the second method requires some investment. 3rd, use a can primer. It is easy and quick, but some models, like the reaper bones models, don't like it though, so be careful where you use it! Make sure you're not melting your minis.
Apologies for maybe a dumb question, but what do you think your inks with? Is it just water? Or is it another medium? (And what kind of bottle is that? It looks super handy!)
Edit: Whoops! Guess I’ll keep watching the series to find out! Curious about that bottle though! Great video!
Did you prime the mini before you started in or was it just the black premium plastic from Heroforge?
I always prime.
any thoughts on using fountain pen inks for ink washes? pelikan makes some really cheap ink in some gorgeous colours and they're water soluble too!
You can and I once did. Mainly stopped because the bottle are huge and take up a lot of room on the table and no one needs that much ink.
I think it'd be good if you informed why you don't just cut the violet with white.
It would turn the color into too much a pink hue
A curious question; would a wet pallet help more with your painting? Or is it just something you don't really subscribe to?
I don't need one because I learned to thin and control my paints long ago the old fashion way. It's a tool and if it help you, it's fine.
Is that a bottle the figure attached to to hold and how is it attached? Sorry i know its a stupid question, but I'm getting ready to give this hobby a try for the first time
Old paint bottle attached using a hot glue gun. Most people just use poster tack.
You can look at a hobby shop, dollar store, or craft store for corks, I bought a bag of various sizes with some poster tack for painting minis. As well, Citadel and a few other companies make clamp style miniature holders for painting
Really great video!
I'm getting back into painting myself, and your videos are a great inspiration. I have one question though: when you apply the thinned down paint, how long do you wait before applying the next highlight? 2 minutes? 5 minutes? Or even more?
More like 10 seconds if it's thinned right. It will be better explained in the next video.
I know you have been doing this for years, but I was wondering if you knew why metallics always have coverage issues. Most people use the Vallejo model air metallics to solve this problem, as you did. I learned from Anne Foerster in the darksword mini painting video why this is: metallics are meant to be painted over colored paint. This was a game changer for my metallics. Anyhow, I was just wondering if you knew this (I figured you probably did) since you painted VMA metallic over black primer.
It's because metallics are solid particles suspended in a semi-transparent medium. You have to use them slightly different than with normal paint.
@@ThePaintingClinic indeed you do. my qiestion wasnt clear- I meant to ask if you knew that they were "intended" to be used over paint, rather than white or black primer/undercoat.
I was curious why you used the "use Vallejo model air metallics- they give great coverage" solution, rather than just putting the metallics over an undercoat with some color.
I hope that doesnt come off as rude or know-it-all. My guess is you went with straight metallic becuase you were adding hues with washes and drybrushing rather than with undercoats.
Anyhow, please keep 'em coming. Cheers!
@@garyledford2901 Over 25 years of painting and researching I've never heard or read they are designed to be transparent/ cover poorly, so I disagree with the statement. There are some exceptions, like certain airbrushed lacquers designed to go over glossy black, but I'm assuming she's referencing just acrylics. Finding new or different ways to apply metallics is great and I highly encourage it, so I'm not saying the technique being used is wrong. I've just never heard of any paint company bragging about how transparent their metallics are, which they would if that was fact. Quite the opposite.
I know in the past you've used the "Magic Washes" Future Pledge floor polish mixed with ink. Is that something you still do or don't you recommend that anymore?
There are plenty of pre-packaged washes nowadays, so it's kind of moot. If I want a sloppy wash I tend to use glaze medium now.
How long did it take to complete this??
Did you use some sort of varnish to seal it?
I use Vallejo Matt Varnish.
From what I've heard, if it's a plastic mini, it's not as important to varnish it than if it's made of metal. It's only important if you plan to play with it a lot and have people tossing it around etc. Personally, most of my minis are for display so I don't use varnish, I think they look better that way.
The varnish really knocked down the shine on the armor.
@@DaWild I disagree. I think minis should always be varnished just to ensure they don't chip - even if you don't plan to handle them often. Depending on the effect I want on the armor, I might gloss varnish the metal bits to keep it from looking too dull.
@@DaWild Painter's choice. It also slightly smooths out the paint job.
I noticed you are mixing your own washes with inks and glazing medium. Why do that over using the Vallejo washes or any other washes from the bottle?
If you know how to make your own then you can thin them the needed amount. It's also cheaper. One bottle of ink = wash, glaze, etc.
@@ThePaintingClinic Understood. Thank you. :)
Sorry I am new to this so don’t follow your reply properly... are u saying you can make a wash from any paint colour?... just add water and glaze medium?...I am still not sure what the glaze does?
@@1234MartinM Yes, you can make your own ink and paint washes from any. Just add water. The glaze medium makes it easier to use and mix and helps to deal with the surface tension issue when using washes. It's not required, but if you are just starting out I'd highly suggest it.
Thanks! Now I get it!... appreciate your reply 😃 Keep up the great work!... I am a new student of all your videos 😁
Thumbs for "mistakes are ok"!
* paint intensifies *
*realizes i've been painting wrong* goddammit
So its like a tifling paladin
First! To say... hi. 🎨
Do you take painting commissions?
Nope. No time.
@@ThePaintingClinic darn, you do such a great job too
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was hoping to see you do the eyes ;( great work otherwise!
What's with all the explanations? Is this also going to appear with a different content provider?
Read the description and listen to the man in the video. Literally 30 seconds in, he's already explained it's going over simple techniques (wash and drybrushing,) and getting paint on a mini.
@@Thaxsar Yes, but he usually caters to an audience that knows who he is and what we mean by e.g. drybrushing. So I'm wondering if it's a run that has been commissioned to also appear in a different context (which is not unusual for high-quality you tubers such as Odin Makes, Clickspring, Mind of Watercolor and so on).
It's a series I'm doing for Heroforge.
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You'd need a really expensive printer to get this level of detail.