Thank you so much! Considering the tiny scale and time I spent with each mini, I am happy with them too! Although they could look much better with more time and effort, of course.
I only recently got into painting minis because of Crisis Protocol, and for some reason forgot about the Dune Imperium Minis. I have so many minis to paint, and I'm so excited.
When I though about painting this miniatures I thought it will be really long boring process. Then I saw your video and realize that is actually a pretty cool! Until you started to paint the yellow and blue miniatures. Red and green I done for under 1 hour and a half and was not even hard. Than when I saw how you are doing yellow and blue I realize that it will take 2 hours only for the one army. So Now I am stuck to think about my idea how to looks and be paint faster. Great video anyway! The result is amazing!
Thanks for the feedback, we'reglad you liked the video! You should definitely experiment with different colours and see what you can come up with. You can probably do it faster than me! A tip is to do a test model first before you paint everything.
Thank you so much, have fun painting yours! Does House Richese (or Thorvald for that matter) have any traditional colours? Since the designs didn't come from the film, I just used my imagination.
Wow. I own Dune: Imperium and the deluxe component upgrade, and I know just how small these guys are. I am very impressed by the quality of paint job on them, and surprised at how much detail the models themselves actually have on them for contrast paints to pick up on.
Nice work. I'm about to paint mine as well. Did you ever try to mix Army Painters Corpse Pale (WP1411) and Dragon Red (WP1105) to get a brilliant flesh tone?
Thank you so much! 😃 I don't own the Army Painter range, so I haven't tried those colours in particular. But looking at their tones online, I think that could work! Maybe start with Pale Flesh and gradually add a little Dragon Red at a time until you're happy? Have fun painting, I bet your minis will look great!
Thanks for asking, I'm really flattered! I work 45 hours a week as a teacher and then I try to find enough hours in my spare time to be able to run this channel as well, so currently I just wouldn't be able to do any commissions on top of that.
@@KabinMiniatures thanks dude. I enjoy painting but am partially colourblind so painting guides like the one you’ve kindly created are highly appreciated. I really hope you complete the tutorial series for dune or at least create a video showing off your work with a list of the paints used. Keep up the good work 👍
@PACEUK22 Thanks, I'm glad you found it useful! If you have any suggestions about how I can make my content more accessible for people with colour blindness, please let me know 👍 I still run this channel in my spare time in addition to my regular job as a teacher. But hopefully, I can get another Dune video out this year, I'm pumped for the second film!
@@KabinMiniatures cool. It’s really simply tbh, just mention the colours you are using and paint name( sometimes citadel paints aren’t named very intuitively 😄).
@@alivecertified That should be completely fine! A lighter undercoat is better if you're planning to use light colours, for example it's way easier to paint yellow over a white undercoat as opposed to a black one. That being said, dark colours cover light undercoats really easy too, so whatever you choose to use, your undercoats shouldn't give you any trouble. Traditionally a black undercoat can be used as a base, since it can be your darkest level of shadows and then you build on top of that (and if you miss any spots it will just look like shadows anyway). But you certainly don't have to use any specific undercoat, it's really up to you.
@@alivecertified I understand and I've felt the same way too in the past. But do give it a go, I believe most paintjobs are preferable to unpainted plastics. If you're new to the whole thing, I think these tiny troops would benefit from drybrushing. Its a simple method where you take a larger brush (preferably an old one you don't care about) and wipe most of the paint off on a tissue or similar, then brush across the model so that only the raised details will be picked out and coloured. That way you can highlight the model quick and easy. Maybe basecoat the areas in a darker colour of your choice first and then use a lighter shade for the drybrushing 👍
Part 2 is finally here! th-cam.com/video/cFfKQr1FrUY/w-d-xo.html
Very nice work. And Yes, I'd really like to see you paint the other minis.
Thank you so much! It's going to be fun to paint some Fremen and Sardaukar for sure!
Agreed, I was on the fence about buying this set but after watching this video I bought it and am looking forward to painting them.
Just finished painting the 48 minis thanks to your video. My first go at it all. Hoping you’ll paint the rest:)
Awesome job! I have plans to paint some more of this later this year, since Dune Part 2 is coming!
Unbelievable how much detail you brought out on those teeny tiny figures! I'd love to see what you do with the agents and faction vp tokens!!
Wow, thank you so much! I love the Sardaukar minis and would love to spend some more quality painting time on those!
Yes please paint the other miniatures as well. These look great and I'm definitely looking to give mine similar treatment
Thank you so much! Considering the tiny scale and time I spent with each mini, I am happy with them too! Although they could look much better with more time and effort, of course.
I only recently got into painting minis because of Crisis Protocol, and for some reason forgot about the Dune Imperium Minis. I have so many minis to paint, and I'm so excited.
Awesome to hear, that is a good feeling! 😊
That level of detail is the best choice considering the number of models and their scale. They look impressive once they're all together on the board!
Thanks, my friend! It's awesome that I can always count on you to be there supporting my new videos 😊
Very nice work
Thank you so much
Yes please paint the other miniatures as well. These look great!!!
Thank you so much! 😄 the plan is to paint some more, now that Dune Part 2 is going to come out 👍
Terrific work. Would love to see the other characters painted too!!
Thank you so much! I'm looking forward to spending a bit more time on the larger characters.
Yes!! Id love to see the other larger minis painted 😊
Nice to hear, thanks! The trailer for Part Two makes me want to paint some Sardaukar 😎
Would love to see the larger figures painted. Great work on the speed paint btw!
Thank you so much! I'm planning to paint some more later this year, in preparation for the next film!
When I though about painting this miniatures I thought it will be really long boring process. Then I saw your video and realize that is actually a pretty cool! Until you started to paint the yellow and blue miniatures. Red and green I done for under 1 hour and a half and was not even hard. Than when I saw how you are doing yellow and blue I realize that it will take 2 hours only for the one army. So Now I am stuck to think about my idea how to looks and be paint faster. Great video anyway! The result is amazing!
Thanks for the feedback, we'reglad you liked the video! You should definitely experiment with different colours and see what you can come up with. You can probably do it faster than me! A tip is to do a test model first before you paint everything.
Hi, very nicley done. (Blue miniatures should represent house Richese) - I will start painting them tomorrow :)
Thank you so much, have fun painting yours! Does House Richese (or Thorvald for that matter) have any traditional colours? Since the designs didn't come from the film, I just used my imagination.
Wow. I own Dune: Imperium and the deluxe component upgrade, and I know just how small these guys are. I am very impressed by the quality of paint job on them, and surprised at how much detail the models themselves actually have on them for contrast paints to pick up on.
Thank you so much! They do look a bit flat with the coloured glossy plastic, but once you get some paint on them, the details start to pop!
Nice work ! Quick and effective!!
Thank you so much! They're definitely not gonna win any painting competitions, but I'm happy that they are ready to play with!
@@KabinMiniatures everything has its place and time !
Nice work. Please do more on the other minis. Mine are coming this Friday. Love this game!!
Thank you so much! I hope you have fun painting your own Deluxe minis!
@@KabinMiniatures Got mine yesterday. The troops are really small, more impressive that you painted them. Deciding what I want to do with them.
@@chrispatty8953 awesome, I'm glad you got your hands on them now. I know, right - the troop size surprised me too when I first saw them.
Would love to see the alliance tokens painted!
Thanks, hopefully I'll get to those!
Nice work. I'm about to paint mine as well. Did you ever try to mix Army Painters Corpse Pale (WP1411) and Dragon Red (WP1105) to get a brilliant flesh tone?
Thank you so much! 😃 I don't own the Army Painter range, so I haven't tried those colours in particular. But looking at their tones online, I think that could work! Maybe start with Pale Flesh and gradually add a little Dragon Red at a time until you're happy? Have fun painting, I bet your minis will look great!
Great job, please show painting everything!
Thank you so much, I think the second film will probably inspire me to finish the last models!
Excellent !
Thank you so much!
I'm a simple man. I see Dune - I subscribe :)
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it! 😊
Hermoso trabajo para las figuras de uno de mis juegos favoritos. Te felicito. Saludos desde Chile.
Thank you so much! We're happy you liked it. Warm greetings from Sweden!
Paint the rest in the channel!
Thanks for the encouragement! Those Sardaukar are tempting me...
So cool! Just bought update pack for Dune Imperium. Are more videos comming?
Thank you so much! I really want to paint some more models from this game, especially the Sardaukar, so stay tuned for that!
Sardaukar and fremen will be fun to paint
@@viesturskokarevics2427 Indeed! 👍
Amazing
Thanks! 😊
This is amazing, did you also painted the Alliances minis and the Agent minis. Would love to see those as well.
Thank you so much! The plan is to do them later this year 👍
excellent work... very cool. I was going to subscribe but I don't want to mess up the 666 subscriber mark you have going on! hahaha
Thank you so much! Hahaha, I noticed that too 😈
Would love to see the larger ones painted.
Thanks, the plan is to do them later this year 👍
Would love to see you take on the rest of the pieces.
Thanks, with the hype for the next film starting to build, I'm feeling an itch to paint those Sardaukar minis...
hi! great job! wich is the size of the bases?
Thank you so much 😊 the bases on these small soldiers are 15mm. The Agent tokens have 25mm bases, and the Alliance tokens have 35mm bases.
Is this also the book behind the scenes of Dune part one?
Kind regards
Patrick
Yup, it's the same book as in the new video (The Art and Soul of Dune Part One)
@@KabinMiniatures now I have to get it a 100%😂
@@patrickweimann7938 😁
YES
😊
Do you pain the minis for other people? In that case I can contact for a quotation
Thanks for asking, I'm really flattered! I work 45 hours a week as a teacher and then I try to find enough hours in my spare time to be able to run this channel as well, so currently I just wouldn't be able to do any commissions on top of that.
Please show us how to paint the larger models. I e just received my deluxe copy!
Awesome, I hope you enjoy your models! I'm looking forward to painting the Sardaukar 😎
@@KabinMiniatures thanks dude. I enjoy painting but am partially colourblind so painting guides like the one you’ve kindly created are highly appreciated. I really hope you complete the tutorial series for dune or at least create a video showing off your work with a list of the paints used. Keep up the good work 👍
@PACEUK22 Thanks, I'm glad you found it useful! If you have any suggestions about how I can make my content more accessible for people with colour blindness, please let me know 👍 I still run this channel in my spare time in addition to my regular job as a teacher. But hopefully, I can get another Dune video out this year, I'm pumped for the second film!
@@KabinMiniatures cool. It’s really simply tbh, just mention the colours you are using and paint name( sometimes citadel paints aren’t named very intuitively 😄).
@@PACEUK22 Got it! 👍
As a novice who's planning to paint his dune minis real soon I only have white and grey primer does it matter?
I would say both of those should work absolutely fine, especially if you're planning to use contrast paints or similar 👍
@@KabinMiniatures I just have standard acrylic paints valeho ones like 16 colours, I got some washes aswell etc
@@alivecertified That should be completely fine! A lighter undercoat is better if you're planning to use light colours, for example it's way easier to paint yellow over a white undercoat as opposed to a black one. That being said, dark colours cover light undercoats really easy too, so whatever you choose to use, your undercoats shouldn't give you any trouble. Traditionally a black undercoat can be used as a base, since it can be your darkest level of shadows and then you build on top of that (and if you miss any spots it will just look like shadows anyway). But you certainly don't have to use any specific undercoat, it's really up to you.
@@KabinMiniatures brilliant thanks for the tips, scared I'll ruin my dune game doing this but I wanted to at least give it a try
@@alivecertified I understand and I've felt the same way too in the past. But do give it a go, I believe most paintjobs are preferable to unpainted plastics. If you're new to the whole thing, I think these tiny troops would benefit from drybrushing. Its a simple method where you take a larger brush (preferably an old one you don't care about) and wipe most of the paint off on a tissue or similar, then brush across the model so that only the raised details will be picked out and coloured. That way you can highlight the model quick and easy. Maybe basecoat the areas in a darker colour of your choice first and then use a lighter shade for the drybrushing 👍
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Merci beaucoup!