Speed Painting an eBay TRASH ARMY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2021
- This week I spend a few hours finishing up my Warhammer Age of Sigmar Ossiarch Bonereaper army that I got off of eBay for a little more than $150. A little bit of planning, a little bit of motivation and you can really accomplish things really quickly in this hobby, and that is really the heart of the episode this week. Skeletons are a ton of work, but they don't have to be. Strip this tutorial down to bare bones and you have a great recipe for getting great looking skeletons in no time. It's my go to technique and it pretty much never fails!
Black Coach Video:
• Painting the 'NEW' Bla...
Old Black Coach Video:
• Rescuing The Black Coach
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I have a paralyzing ADHD problem that keeps me from getting anything done ever. Your tips on how to approach painting full armies has helped me to paint a complete unit. I started by making a plan with test models. I then timed myself painting that scheme with decent speed, worrying less about the mistakes and more about a finished unit. I hope to have a full army soon. Thank you for all you do. It's helped me immensely.
That's awesome to hear man, keep it up and you'll have that army done in no time!!
Man i feel ya.... My adult ADHD kills me when it comes ot starting and finishing projects
This was actually funny to read, because me too.. I've got 2100 points of necrons, and i've got about 30% painted, even have some models that aren't even assembled yet, and haven't been for a month. Some are assembled but not primed, some are assembled and primed, not painted, and my doom scythe is only half painted.. It really sucks
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@@eBayMiniatureRescues yeah take motivation advice from the guy with jowls. Why anyone wants Jabba the Hutt to tell em how to paint is beyond my understanding
Ebay restoration armies are such a good idea
Yeah it can be a turn off for people to go to ebay when they see a model that well looks in bits or terrible but its just heavy paint and comes off easy enough :-) good way to show it off to people it can be done with no issues.
@@yagsipcc287 yupperdoodie
Sure, the glamour shots at the end are nice, but I get more out of the process. You are really pushing me to think differently about how much detail I include on a model, and what sort of time scale I set for myself to build it. Rescuing old model trains is a little different, but getting bogged down and losing inspiration half-way through a build because I set my personal bar too high is the same no matter what the hobby is. Besides, I can always go back later and add more or refine the model further. Thanks!😀
I'm staring at ~ 70 orks and this video really helps in rethinking the paintjob
I have grown to really dig your vidoes, so fun to see you save classic minis and all the other stuff!
Thanks! It's really become a passion of mine, and I'm glad I can share it :)
As someone that has painted 5k points Of Skaven. 4K of Imperial Guard, and a Cryx infantry army. Making sure you enjoy a paint scheme that’s time efficient is huge.
MY GOD MAN........ Phenomenal Job. Your rescue vids have actually helped me complete armies i have built. I have even taken your rescue tips a bit further. I Rescued a COMPLETE trash super thick painted black templar land raider and REALLY made an over the top converted Tsons Achillies Pattern out of it... I used bits that were just trash that came off of it and repurposed them. Thank you for your videos man keep up the amazing work
Always enjoyable - I knd of get a kick out of rescuing minis from ebay so this really ticks my boxes.
Stunning work Casey! That enamel wash is such a great tool to have, thanks for sharing!
I'd just like to say you have been a great inspiration to me for doing some warhammer upcycling myself
It is a rewarding and a fun experience
To see something going from someone's old or failed project and to give it a new lease of life
Absolutely gorgeous work
I love watching your process and hearing your thoughts behind the decisions you make, your content just keeps getting better
Loved this ❤ episode! Truly hits all the boxes. I cant wait to start my next painting scheme!!
It's nice to see you in your zone of rescuing models / armies. Great video and content.
I love how vibrant yet muted the army is, beautifully coherent. Great video man.
I had never heard of this army before these videos. They look awesome!
Great video, love the Nagash and colours you chose for him really amazing
Always whip out the fun bandaids..and get right back at it...that's the spirit !...
EPIC work
Amazing!
They look awesome. 👍
Loved it
Very inspirational!
Fantastic work!
Fantastic!
Nicely done!
Great vid! Love the enamel washes
Very nice! I like the short stock clips you put in for humor, it's fun!
Awesome project!
Man love the end results. That nagash is looking great!
Really love the red and purple on Nagash!
Brilliant video, love the scheme, never heard of this sect will definitely look out for them now.
Nagash turned out pretty spectacular
I've got Eternals , cadian and necrons to finish but as I dont play I just add to my to paint collection, your video is a great help as I'm easily distracted by the depression monsters, thanks for the tips and boost to actually finish a box, took me a year just to do and finish 11 gretchins.
The best part of these videos is the time management skills.
Since watching your videos, i have been buying up old dwarf pieces from ebay, the worse the condition the cheaper they are! win win :D
Oh cool. That's the best nagash I've ever seen
great looking army sir
Loving your videos mate
Great video mate, such an effective and simple scheme but looks great, I just got some of the morghasts off a buddy so I might give it a go!
I just bought my first 2nd hand army off of ebay and I can't wait for it to arrive.
This is the way
Incredible work as always! And this video was timely, reminding me of my commitment to not buy new minis until I’ve finished what I have.
Those enamels are magical, I need to get me some of those
I heard that subtle rebrand. Miniature Rescue 😉
Nice job
Fantastic results, and great timing since I just picked up some Flesh Tearer Red contrast to experiment on some eBay rescued beastmen
Very nice
Im glad im not the only one that painted his nagash red!
I like the idea of Nagash using some kind of blood magic, especially if he made vampires too....pretty sure what was him lol. EITHER WAY, Red is a good look on him :)
My man just seems like a genuinely nice bloke
Those came out great! I'll have to save the video for future reference as there was a few things that I would like to give a try, including the oil washes, but I hadn't considered using the static grass for my minis as well as the model railway projects. It'll all have to wait until the new year though as everything is boxed up ready for moving house at some point soon. But in the meantime I'm collecting a few playlists of useful videos which will be a great reference when we can get back to modelling.
i love these video and tips, ive just gotten into 40k and its way to much fun. I just bought my first fire warrior team and battle suit. it really clear how this can put a whole in your pocket
Welcome to the hobby! It can get expensive, but in my experience, it's been worth the investment. Lot's of fun for many many years :)
@@eBayMiniatureRescues thanks heaps man, I will take your word. also in the future could u rescue something from the tau empire? ty
@@paulacowle2998 I may have most of a Tau army in standby….ok I do. It will happen eventually!
nice video eBay Miniature Rescues. I crushed the thumbs up on your video. Maintain up the outstanding work.
I just bought a 21 figure Deathwatch lot for $55. I have this idea of painting up Talon Squad from the Deathwatch book. The rest are a going to be fun getting creative with. I already finished my Chyron, the last Lamentor, ven dread. Rescuing models are fun
nice find!
Hey, I saw that one too!
Damn bro, that glamour shot of the army at the end of great! I don't even wanna guess what a 975 point unit could do against Gitz....or do I.....?
You do, or maybe I’m projecting. I imagine he’s a beast, but it would be fun to see either way!
picked up 2.5k points of space wolves, including a storm-fang about 6 months ago, most did not need stripping (I got them plastic because I don't have a sonic cleaner) and the stormfang is totally going to be on display between games once it is done, with a custom base
Killer results (and great video), Casey! But I wanted to see that big static grass applicator in action a bit more clearly/closely - looks really interesting.
Thanks man, I’ll definitely get more glamour shots of the static grass next time. I need to get longer grass though, it’s hard to see it doing anything with the tiny 2 mil grass. The results are still pretty sweet though, totally worth getting an applicator!
@@eBayMiniatureRescues very cool I think I’ll look into one!
The entire army looks like an alt colour for a character in a game, compared to the colors you see on GW's website. Love the look!
I love these ebay rescues. I just got a nice deal on some oldschool high elves myself. I'll definitely subscrbe.
Questions for you, Casey. 1) What kind/brand/color of enamel spray do you use? And 2) does it stink? Thanks and this series has been excellent!
Mig and ak interactive both have a product called streaking grime, which is really just a brown enamel wash. They absolutely stink, I run fans, have windows open, and a mask when I use them through the airbrush, with a paintbrush it’s not overwhelming, fortunately. But you can still smell the enamels. Totally worth it though.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues thank you for the info and reply! I wasn’t sure if you were using streaking grime specifically or another shade in their range. The naval one looks cool for a red undertone (for my big orruk beasties maybe).
i really wanna do ossiarch for some reason!
Bought another 20 figs to restore thanks for the vids of Encouragement
This is the way
Yeah, I'm working through building some Bladegeist Revenants which are a nightmare to put together. I'm trying to keep motivated by planning to reward myself with building the Mortis Engine when I'm done. Nice single bigger model, and it's an older kit so should be much easier to build.
Thankfully I already have my Nighthaunt scheme planned out and it's only like 6 paints, thanks to my CC Death Elemental/Mourngul that kicked it off. So once I finish building those I just have to strip some preowned Hexwraiths and then prime everything together.
I don't think i've even seen Nagash painted in red, and damn I wish more people did, that looks awesome.
I'm about to start painting some admech for the first time, but concerns keep putting me off and off, only now that i'm going to be very passively occupied for a couple weeks in a place with little net connection has caused me to get everything together, even then nerves still getting to me.
Dat Nagash! /ChefsKiss!
Casey do you varnish after the white ink or mix some varnish with the ink? If not how do you stop the contrast paint from reactivating the ink?
You inspired me to snag a 1000pt BloodBound army off of eBay. It's only got one repeated unit, so hopefully, my ADHD won't get the better of me.
All is one in Nagash and Nagash is all.
Where did you purchase the static grass applicator from and do you consider it a good purchase? I’ve tried applied static grass by hand and it always feels weird/looks sloppy so I’m considering one
What were the brown enamels you used to coat the minis with? I'm definitely interested in creating this sort of effect on some of my minis. Is there a line of enamel paints you would recommend?
Nagash looks regal
What's that stuff you use for gluing down the cork to the big guys base?
What cleaning solution do you use in your cleaner?
Make sure to remove your static grass from the places where it stuck to the models!
Once bought painted minis from ebay that had static grass everywhere, removing it was a nightmare
I have done this also
I’ve definitely been there, on both sides!
What was the total build/paint time for this army mate? Curious to see just how fast you did it in! Bloody impressive effort.
The more I see from the Bonereapers, the more conficed I'm that these are the concept of "Chaossigmarines" in AoS.
Good job Casey! Quick question. Where did you get that black/yellow spotted background you used for the final picture of the whole army ?!
you know, im curious. i recently bought a space marine army from one of my buddies and they are in rough shape! I stripped all the paint but the vehicles are missing many parts… How do you go about this whenever you buy armies on ebay?
Also what enamel wash did you use?
I've found that the Liquitex whiite ink strips really easily, do you just let it cure for a long time before hitting the model with the wash?
I’ve definitely had the same issue with this ink, washes, contrast paints. Any kind of water based paint really tears up the ink. I let it sit overnight if I plan on using that stuff with a brush. I haven’t had any issues with enamels though, probably because it doesn’t interact with the ink in the same way water does.
Still. It never hurts to use a varnish before using any other products over the white ink, that or let it sit overnight to let it fully cure.
Started doing this myself with an army I wanted but never got when I started the hobby
that's pretty much how I got back into the hobby as an adult. I could finally get models that I couldn't as a kid!
i do have an idea for a character: uldich "pristine bones" just a regular skeleton warrior with really shiny bones.
You could say "trash army" but I like to think of undead forces as recyclers with all the bones and such.
I love your work could you send the air brush paints you use for the bone as I’ve just started ossiarch bonereapers
I'm using the Sotar 20/20 as well, but I am having trouble in smaller areas. How much PSI do you use for smaller areas? (like with the purple)
I keep my psi around 25-30. If you are using super thin paints like Golden High flow, or inks, you can usually go down to 15-20 to get a little more control, otherwise its just about practicing that trigger control and just getting better at putting the paint where you want it.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues thank you!
I'm taking a break from the (exhaustively elaborate) Protectorate of Menoth minis I'm painting to sell on eBay, here, because OOF. They require a lot of time and effort for each one because so much is going on with each mini. I'ma actually forcing myself to do Ninjon's 3 Random Paints challenge with my current project and it's opening up new possibilities for me!
thought i was watching one of vitos vids for a second when i heard that song near the end...
Can you put on the enamel on with a brush instead?
Absolutely, it takes longer of course, but it’s totally doable!
Imagine being the guy who used to own this army and seeing the title
How much did the army cost when you bought it off of eBay?
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Great video. Did Nagash's head break off or was it not attached to start with?
heh, I accidentally broke it off...I glued it back on though, cant even tell!!
@@eBayMiniatureRescues yeah, that happens sometimes haha
What cleaner/solvent do you use in your ultrasonic cleaner?
I prefer LA's Totally Awesome in the ultrasonic cleaner, and if I need to get in there a little more I'll soak it in some 99% isopropyl alcohol
@@eBayMiniatureRescues excellent! Thank you. I'm excited to get rescuing some minies.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues Holy cow, I found some LA's art the dollar store. I loaded up, and one of the caps came off in the back of the car. It took the paint off of the bottle, and the shopping bag, and then packaging of a couple other items I bought. This stuff is... uh... awesome!
This is definitely someone I’ll never be good at.
You should let people adopt your rescues for a fee of course. Turn it into a store.
He does auction them off after unless he says he's keeping them.
Yeah It's been a while since I've done an auction, but when I do I put the models back up on ebay and they are always free shipping worldwide and start at the same price that I purchased the model for. I plan on getting some back on ebay sooner than later, and when I do I will make sure to let everyone know and put up links!
Dude please help me I wanna strip Nagash but have no clue where to start
email me and ill try and help you figure it out :)
Wait, do bones rust?
:D
Hey what's going on with Brent and Goobertown hobbies, no video from him in a while and he posted that video about mini painting and mental health, if you see this let him know people are thinking of him
i save em by just priming black and putting gold or silver on em, keep em generic and resellable
sooo many details unpainted :(. But from a far it looks good enough!
Five hours per army is never going to look as good as five hours per mini, but the time to results ratio is off the charts :)
what advice would you give to teh guy who persevered and trekked on and made the commmitment to the original army model's, when he sees this video? We should honor the hard work that goes unrecognized, amongst the tabletop miniature community.
This is a confusing comment. The original owner didn't persevere. They gave up and discarded them for pennies on the dollar on eBay. That is pretty much the opposite. Am I misunderstanding your meaning?