Thank you for this! I’ve painted 20 guys of these previously and hated every second of it. I tried this method this week on 10, and loved it. They are so fun to paint. Amazing stuff!!
Thanks to your method, i have +2000 points of greenskins (+200 miniatures) after 2 months. I used xpress colour and the result is very similar. Thank you again, now i dont hate painting.
Boy they really are grotty grots! That's what they should look like really and I like the final black look of their clothing 👍☺ Thank you for an inspiring video, I've got some old Skull Pass grots in the loft somewhere....
Was Liquitex used for this? The Contrast Paints tend to reactive the white ink and make it a mess. Did you by any chance varnish in between? Thanks for the video!
Thanks for this. I followed your tutorial to paint my first ever warhammer minis. They turned out far beyond my expectations for my first go. I used 3 coats of iyanden yellow contrast paint for the yellows and 1 coat of snakebite leather for the browns. I also used 1 coat of blood angels red for the wooden weapon and banner which adds some nice colour to the models. I havent used nuln oil yet cos i actually like them as they are. The only part i have not managed to get right is the eyes. Any advice for that would be great. But thanks again!
The eyes are really tricky on these models as they're just so small, I would honestly say a wash goes a long way to hide the smaller details like the eyes, if your feeling adventurous try a really small dot of a yellow acrylic in there to make them pop!
Thank you for this! I’ve painted 20 guys of these previously and hated every second of it. I tried this method this week on 10, and loved it. They are so fun to paint. Amazing stuff!!
Thanks I'm so glad it helped!
Yay very nice to see you back mate! Very good Video. Keep up the good work.
Thanks!
i really like the format of this video. thank you!
Huzzah! I love me some grotz ! Top Notch sir.
Thanks :)
awesome results! you def got my sub. really enjoyed your process!
That’s a great looking grot nice!
Cheers!
Your videos are amazing thank you so much!
Thanks to your method, i have +2000 points of greenskins (+200 miniatures) after 2 months. I used xpress colour and the result is very similar. Thank you again, now i dont hate painting.
Welcome back! +1 for algorythm
Cheers!
Boy they really are grotty grots! That's what they should look like really and I like the final black look of their clothing 👍☺
Thank you for an inspiring video, I've got some old Skull Pass grots in the loft somewhere....
Love this video :)
Think you can do one for the old world, goblin wolfriders and maybe orc boyz to? 😁
A solid tutorial with a great effect!
Thank you!
Great video and great tutorial buddy! A Night goblin force is calling me and this looks like a great combo of speed and quality! Thanks.
Thanks glad it's helped!
Wow, so good! I used this method on the new Highland Miniatures Swamp Goblins. Doesn't take too much time and looks amazing! Thank you!
Lovely video, thank you!
Hi, Adam. I tried many times to work with oil paints, this is not my choice. But maybe I should try again.
Was Liquitex used for this? The Contrast Paints tend to reactive the white ink and make it a mess. Did you by any chance varnish in between?
Thanks for the video!
I has an issue with this too, but yes varnishing after the zenithal has solved it for me
Neat guide!
Thanks!
looking to jump into the hobby myself. great video! love how they look. I'm thinking about going purple with my cloaks. what purple would you suggest?
Thanks for this. I followed your tutorial to paint my first ever warhammer minis. They turned out far beyond my expectations for my first go. I used 3 coats of iyanden yellow contrast paint for the yellows and 1 coat of snakebite leather for the browns. I also used 1 coat of blood angels red for the wooden weapon and banner which adds some nice colour to the models. I havent used nuln oil yet cos i actually like them as they are. The only part i have not managed to get right is the eyes. Any advice for that would be great. But thanks again!
The eyes are really tricky on these models as they're just so small, I would honestly say a wash goes a long way to hide the smaller details like the eyes, if your feeling adventurous try a really small dot of a yellow acrylic in there to make them pop!
What happened to the imperial fist successor chapter painting tutorial
Just waiting on a few elements to finish that video! Its still in the oven :)
How did you do the face?
Why cant you throw the tissue in the toilet in the UK?
Solid but too slow... for the number you are likely to be doing.