can we see the process you going through making the base and maybe see how you would do a deep sea version of the base? lovely models and good content, keep it up, subbed
Thanks so much! Appreciate your support. I will definitely be doing an in depth video on how I did these bases in the future. As far as a deep sea version, are you looking for a resin pour or just how to make it look like it’s deeper in the ocean?
I’m planning to start a World Eaters army that can also be run as a generic CSM army (still trying to decide what Legion they’re gonna be descended from, either Iron Warriors, Knight Lords, or Word Bearers), and I’m thinking of doing either a Beach, Swamp, or Tundra base scheme, and I must say your videos have been INCREDIBLY helpful.
This is awesome, so glad to hear these videos have been helpful! Did you decide what theme to go with? Curious to know - all those options sound really cool!
I plan on doing greyjoy. I think my concern is doing the large movement trays this way. I like this look the best but not sold on how authentic the water will look on a larger tray. Solid video and thanks!
Yeah, with a whole movement tray i would think you would need to do the entire tray all at once, and each model would have to be in a certain spot for it to look realistic. That said, if you could pull that off and do it across an entire army, that would look incredible!
@@knightlypaintingstudio Did you ever actually do a how to video? You mentioned you would 3 years ago, but I am not seeing anything (yours looks the best of all the youtube tutorials I have seen, so I'd prefer to follow your recommendations).
@@alexanderbroder2725 I wish I could say I did! That video never got made. Honestly, life’s been crazy the past few years, but I love painting and want to keep sharing things that are helpful for others! What would be most helpful for you to see in real time with this process? I could potentially do a longer video to show the actual process.
@@knightlypaintingstudio I think it has less to do with a particular thing and more to do with me being a visual learner. You explaining the process doesn't really compute for me whereas watching you do it step by step just works better (it would also be more in line with what other videos do). Bonus points if you do it without an airbrush and on different sized bases 😁
This is fate, I discovered Shell Grit with lots of tiny sea shells in it and was just about to make a beach base with them, but I never used any kind of water resin before, this was very helpful for what I was planning to do.
I hear you! That’s great feedback, thank you! I am planning to record the process, just some steps to take before doing so on my end. Until then, any questions I can answer for you, or just hoping to actually see the process?
Nice job! Did you use a lot of quantity of water gel on the bases? Just to cover the surface? I see you Water Gel jar is empty, did you use all of them for your Idoneth army?
Thank you! For the bases themselves it doesn’t take a ton of the water gel to get the ocean shore look that I achieved here, just a pretty thin layer to get the idea across! Most of that container was used for a 2x2 display board that I made for them. That one container would be all you would need and then some!
Thanks for the feedback, and I completely agree! I made this video a while back for a group just to show the products and process, but I have plans to get a full tutorial video up eventually!
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can we see the process you going through making the base and maybe see how you would do a deep sea version of the base? lovely models and good content, keep it up, subbed
Thanks so much! Appreciate your support. I will definitely be doing an in depth video on how I did these bases in the future. As far as a deep sea version, are you looking for a resin pour or just how to make it look like it’s deeper in the ocean?
@@knightlypaintingstudio would have been deeper in the ocean but I worked something out now! Still be a good video!
I’m planning to start a World Eaters army that can also be run as a generic CSM army (still trying to decide what Legion they’re gonna be descended from, either Iron Warriors, Knight Lords, or Word Bearers), and I’m thinking of doing either a Beach, Swamp, or Tundra base scheme, and I must say your videos have been INCREDIBLY helpful.
This is awesome, so glad to hear these videos have been helpful! Did you decide what theme to go with? Curious to know - all those options sound really cool!
Would ak’s desert sand still produce a good looking sandy base to make a beach-themed base on?
This is so cool! Love the details!
Thank you so much!
Definitely second on the process shown, from blank base to finished product
Thanks for the feedback! I will be sure to do a tutorial soon showing the process when I do a new unit for my Deepkin army!
I plan on doing greyjoy. I think my concern is doing the large movement trays this way.
I like this look the best but not sold on how authentic the water will look on a larger tray. Solid video and thanks!
Yeah, with a whole movement tray i would think you would need to do the entire tray all at once, and each model would have to be in a certain spot for it to look realistic.
That said, if you could pull that off and do it across an entire army, that would look incredible!
@@knightlypaintingstudio Did you ever actually do a how to video? You mentioned you would 3 years ago, but I am not seeing anything (yours looks the best of all the youtube tutorials I have seen, so I'd prefer to follow your recommendations).
@@alexanderbroder2725 I wish I could say I did! That video never got made. Honestly, life’s been crazy the past few years, but I love painting and want to keep sharing things that are helpful for others!
What would be most helpful for you to see in real time with this process? I could potentially do a longer video to show the actual process.
@@knightlypaintingstudio I think it has less to do with a particular thing and more to do with me being a visual learner. You explaining the process doesn't really compute for me whereas watching you do it step by step just works better (it would also be more in line with what other videos do). Bonus points if you do it without an airbrush and on different sized bases 😁
I'm doing underwater Leagues of Votann, this is super helpful
Super cool! Space dwarfs underwater sounds really incredible!
This is fate, I discovered Shell Grit with lots of tiny sea shells in it and was just about to make a beach base with them, but I never used any kind of water resin before, this was very helpful for what I was planning to do.
Awesome! So glad this was helpful for you! 👍🏼
you should probably record the process?
I hear you! That’s great feedback, thank you! I am planning to record the process, just some steps to take before doing so on my end.
Until then, any questions I can answer for you, or just hoping to actually see the process?
ill be back then :D
Nice job! Did you use a lot of quantity of water gel on the bases? Just to cover the surface? I see you Water Gel jar is empty, did you use all of them for your Idoneth army?
Thank you! For the bases themselves it doesn’t take a ton of the water gel to get the ocean shore look that I achieved here, just a pretty thin layer to get the idea across! Most of that container was used for a 2x2 display board that I made for them. That one container would be all you would need and then some!
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good idea but bad video
you should SHOW us how you did ....
Thanks for the feedback, and I completely agree! I made this video a while back for a group just to show the products and process, but I have plans to get a full tutorial video up eventually!