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Everything that man has written is gold. Differently Morphus is lovecraftain humor, and Will Save the Galaxy for Food is a fantastic, satirical take on space cowboy stories. Jam is the gray goo scenario but with strawberry jam.
Hey ^^ Doubt you'll spot this but I bought Space Marine 4 off you a while back :) So awesome seeing the project coming together since it started as I was getting into the Hobby at that time I had like 12 space marines, now it's grown to a full 2K point army and a growing 1k point Knight army! Cannot wait to see this finished! It looks amazing, I wish I could describe how stunning it is, I am so jealous!
@@MidwinterMinis The chzo mythos is so cool. Odd how that series contains both examples of his very best writing, and his very worst though… but Trillby’s Notes more than makes up for any shortfalls he might have made with the ending to his sci-fi episode.
I love that your mom helped you paint this. My mom often helps me pick the colors for my art. Some of my favorite drawings and paintings are the ones where my mom chose the colors
Love how even if unintentional, the rust spots make it look like the titan is bleeding Also some missiles should definitely be missing with some weathering around the ports to make it look like the missile exhaust had an effect of the paint and metal
Oooooh exciting! As someone who does snow bases I 100% would recommend snow on this beast, it's got to be Midwinter after all! Also some missing missiles I think would also be really cool, but not randomly missing as real launchers would fire off in a systematic pattern.
Was just about to comment about firing patterns as well, however there is always the chance for a hung rocket that wouldn’t leave the tube. Not an ideal situation to have happen, and probably a giant pain in the ass to resolve when your launcher is that high off the ground. RIP to the low ranking ad mech loader that has to safe that munition.
"Hear me heretics, you beleive you have come here for war. You are wrong, I am war, through ice and snow I march, I bear the names of those before me on this ancient machine, hear the plasma roar, watch my missiles crush thee. You cannot win agasint the oncoming tide of winter." Anyways, amazing work as always guy it reminds me of the old knight you painted up which was my first video on your channel I ended up viewing, I hope you are enjoying your day and enjoy Christmas eve
This titan doesn't look fresh off the parade ground, it looks like it's walking on the end of a long campaign with a demi-legio's worth of engine kills under its belt. Also, power claw and plasma annihilator has always been the pair of guns I've found the most cool looking.
Lol that little bit of sharpie will almost certainly come through eventually. I've done this on purpose with a painting I made with acrylic, where a hidden drawing came up through the layers of paint a couple years later. Permanent marker is brutal.
We can see the finish line! The warlord looks incredible guy and I’m 100% in on having some snow. Have a great Christmas and I’m looking forward to the first video of 2023!
As I found to my cost, I think you can pretty much consider the GW rattle cans as primers. They contain about 33% acetone, which melts the paint into the plastic!! Also the Titan is looking amazing, loving it so far.
1:40 In my experience it’s just a matter of keeping the primer/paint warm-ish, and like you said, shaking it very well. If you are having trouble priming models in the cold, stick the can of primer in your armpit for 5 min to warm it up to body temperature slightly. It doesn’t really matter if your parts are cold, or it’s cold as it dries.
If the base is gonna be snow, I’d really love to see a plasma-esque-firey-red glow coming out of the vents at the back to contrast it. Even though (hopefully) the titan doesn’t run on coal, it might help it feel more alien, and therefore powerful in the landscape! Wonderful content as always - hope you have a lovely Christmas!
Snow would be amazing on the base and titan, with some melted snow effects on the warmer parts (plasma annihilator, vents, etc.) if possible. Would also be cool to see some birds/similar flying creatures flying around the top to add to the effect of just how massive it is (similar to the birds flying around the Tripods in War of the Worlds). Always amazing to see your work Guy, I hope you and your family have an amazing Christmas and New Year. Cheers from Canada!
regarding spray primer. you want to keep the rattle-can warm to help the paint flow out while spraying. As you spray the pressure inside the can will decrease making it colder. Throw it under your armpit for a few mins before starting and as you are rotating models, just keep it under there to help it stay warm. And thin sprays.
Yay for snow! That could also show a heat map of the titan's carapace, circles around the field emitters, free behind the launchers, some fun could be had with that.
Chaos Black primer really needs to be warmed up to around 30 - 36 degrees to get the best adhesion, the first couple of layers need to be a dusting then the subsequent layers to fill in the gaps, the initial dusting coats help bring texture to large panels, washing large panels in some soapy water also helps with primer adhesion, being the impatient person I am I want to get stuck into painting ASAP, leaving the primer dry for 12 hours or so really helps with the primer rubbing off this goes double for airbrush primer. That stuff will come away if you breath at it the wrong way if it hasn't had substantial time to cure. Love this series. Excellent work.
As someone living in the nordics with "fun" winters. Just be sure to shake the can well and warm the can under a tap with hot water. Always works for me.
Just a note on the spraying when cold - it's just the pressure would be slightly less, like you said, probably no real issue and just keep shaking the can to warm it up but you'll notice a pressure loss if you don't do this - I think that's the problem most people have. Most people probably already know this and I sound patronising as heck, but it's something worthwhile knowing, and knowing the reasons why :)
The main colour scheme is looking great - once the wee accents are on, the whole thing is gonna look fantastic. Kinda hilarious how many new patreons signed up to get their names on banner.
My suggestion is to have the battery looking things on the plasma cannon glowing a little would look amazing! That being said it looks amazing and I'm excited to see more of this model!
I love how it’s turning out! And I think snow on both would look awesome with only a few of the missiles fired. Thank you for a great video and happy holidays!
For the missiles, I actually think having some of them in the process of firing would look awesome. Some empty tubes, some yet to be fired, the rest *being* fired.
It's so great to see this project coming along! For your snow suggestion, maybe you could make icicles hang from the bottom edges of the Titan's armor? That might really sell the effect of a winter theme and make it look way more ancient!
It looks amazing!!! As far as the missiles go, I think they need to mostly be in the chambers, a few gone and already shot, a few that are being fired. Smoke trails coming from them and maybe even magnetized in place so they can be removed for easy transport.
i would actually say that cold temperatures may be better for some priming-purposes because the pressure in the can gets lower. A s an old graffitiwriter i actually sometimes used to put my cans in the freezer for a while for better control and if u want the pressure back the other way you can heat it up (NOT IN FIRE) but maybe in your armpit or perhaps warm water!
My tip for spraying; spray the backside first, then the front. That way if your bluetac is going to damage the paint, it'll do it on the back, and if your paint is misbehaving, you'll know before you hit the important surfaces.
If you have to spray paint outside in cold weather, just warm the cans up in some warmish water for about 5 min. It also helps in normal Temps to ensure the paint comes out in a fine mist. Using this trick, you can accomplish airbrush quality base coats.
For cold weather use of spraypaint sit the can in a jug of warm ish water. Do it for 5-10 mins, shake it for a minute or two, then another 10 mins in the water. One final shake, it makes the paint flow better through the nozzle if it is warmed a little, less splotching, a much more even coat
I’ve been watching since Covid. It’s amazing to have seen how far you and the channel have come. Thank you for letting us hear your boys! That was adorable!
If you are going to add snow to the model itself, don't forget that some places should be pretty hot so no snow should stick there. I.e. The plasma gun, some cables, the vents etc. I'm unsure how it would look, but considering it's a Titan as big as a house it should be similar to a house in that regard. Cheers, have a wonderful holiday!
Astonishing how far this has come, brilliant colour scheme, so simple yet with all the battle damage & grime detailing. You two have done a fantastic job so far, can't wait to see all the finishing touches!
I'd love to see sow on every non engine part and specifically the ground and only a few missiles missing. Love the project and alle the best to you and your family!
Looks amazing! Using an inkjet printer onto blank transfer paper may be the most efficient way to do tiny neat script! (Looking at the stuff that the mini historical gaming community has been able to come up with for even 15mm tanks was a huge boost for me!)
Quick tip on priming that I learned the hard way: spray the insides first. That way if any paint comes off because of the blue tack, it'll be on the side that's much less visible, and the important side will still have a nice smooth coat.
I’d add snow to the top of the model, as way it could be fighting on any world you like to imagine but it’s just that massive, like a mountain, that it gathers snow and ice on its highest parts
I’ve seen big models, I myself own a huge P1000 Ratte model, but to see not just a big model but to see it as phenomenally well painted as this is amazing, I’ve been loving this series
Guy - an awesome project comes close to completion, this has been epic :) have the greatest of festive breaks, what ever that means to you and what you need, look forward to a smashing 2023 :)
No clue if it'd be too much a pain to pull off, but having some of the missiles mid launch with a smoke effect connecting them back to the launcher would look incredible on here (and a good coating of snow is a MUST, would fit the theme beautifully and really make the model look as huge and imposing as it is)
Looks amazing, some snow all over the model and base would be perfect! You might wanna consider where snow would collect the most overtime and add rust streaks running down from there as the heat of various parts of the titan melt the snow. Icicles would look so amazing too! Maybe you could use the rest of you Death Korp of Krieg minis to decorate the base with too. That would really add to showing off the massive scale of the model. Could be an opportunity to really tell a story of how this beast of a machine impacts the lives of the soldiers fighting below it too. Awesome work with this project as ways. Can’t wait to see where it goes next.
Hi guy, I just wanted to say how much I, and the warhammer community, appreciate what you do for us. You are such a positive creator and I am sure a great father as well. Unfortunately I cannot follow you on patreon because I am not old enough but I can assure you, whenever I watch one of your videos, I feel so much better. Keep it up A fan
I think a few missing missiles would fit with the grunge feel of the whole model. Loved the kiddos! That was very cute right at the end. Merry Christmas!
For the priming. People always talk about priming in the cold causing problems. But it's not the cold that causes it, it's the temperature of the can itself that makes the difference. If the can is cold it will affect the paint but if you make sure it's warm before heading out it will be fine.
Emperor's beard, she's glorious! Additions: I personally would love to see some heat bloom effects on exhausts etc, believe it would look very nice with the colour scheme aswell. Gotta get those Lens Glows too for sure!
I don't have a a temperature controlled space to use spray paints, so I have to use them outdoors. I have found that spray paints are *very* sensitive to temperature and humidity changes. This affects the distance you have to spray at, the dispersion of the paint (it's 'width' of spray). The overall coating, and how consistent the paint looks.
THIS IS AMAZING! You need to do a battle report of a small force of marines plus the warlord vs a small force of orks plus the mega gargant! Also I am thirsting for the next start collecting battle!
I love how it’s all coming together, you must be so thrilled to see it so close to completion! It would look really cool with some snow effects like you suggested, it would complement the icy blue colour scheme nicely. Have a great Christmas and New Year! Also, a video on advice for priming would be really useful - I’ve had it in the past where some of my spray priming has turned out a bit gritty and I’m unsure about spraying while it’s still cold outside, a video on some general guidance on priming procedure would surely be a big help to a lot of people. Keep up the great work!
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In the US most of the time cold is 0° Celsius and sprays don't work well when It is that cold
As soon as I saw those game screens I went "oh darn, that's Yahtzees old stuff!"
Just wanted to say love that you're promoting his stuff. All of his books are really fantastic.
Mogworld is also fantastic if you like fantasy video game tropes
Everything that man has written is gold. Differently Morphus is lovecraftain humor, and Will Save the Galaxy for Food is a fantastic, satirical take on space cowboy stories. Jam is the gray goo scenario but with strawberry jam.
It's all coming together! I'm really glad that the Midwinter Minis colour scheme looks as good on a titan as I thought it would!
Thanks matey! Yeah, I love it! Can't imagine it any other way now
@@MidwinterMinis it looks really cool and imposing with the colours, it would be a shame to cover it with snow and hide all of your hard work
The blue of your icon is the same blue on the trim and I like it.
Wow you're so right and smart
They've said it so much I can't help but hear "Warlord TItan" in Emil and Lukas's voices now.
Hey ^^
Doubt you'll spot this but I bought Space Marine 4 off you a while back :)
So awesome seeing the project coming together since it started as I was getting into the Hobby at that time I had like 12 space marines, now it's grown to a full 2K point army and a growing 1k point Knight army!
Cannot wait to see this finished! It looks amazing, I wish I could describe how stunning it is, I am so jealous!
I love that Guy's mom came there to help out.
Absolute Chadina who I feel Guy could paint a Space Marine for using her favourite colours.
Your mom is grgeous! You defnitely got your warm smile from her, super wholesome!
As a long time fan of Yahtz, it's really cool to see him getting a plug here! Awesome as well to see the Titan almost finished!!
I might have to reinstall 5 Days A Stranger to celebrate
@@MidwinterMinis I already have the book 😈 but not the warlord titan ☹️
@@MidwinterMinis The chzo mythos is so cool. Odd how that series contains both examples of his very best writing, and his very worst though… but Trillby’s Notes more than makes up for any shortfalls he might have made with the ending to his sci-fi episode.
@@MidwinterMinis Yahtzee has a bunch of books and they're all great. I can honestly recommend them all.
Help from Midwinter Mummy! So wholesome! 💙
I love that your mom helped you paint this. My mom often helps me pick the colors for my art. Some of my favorite drawings and paintings are the ones where my mom chose the colors
D'aaaaaaw! That ending! My heart can't take the cuteness!
Love how even if unintentional, the rust spots make it look like the titan is bleeding
Also some missiles should definitely be missing with some weathering around the ports to make it look like the missile exhaust had an effect of the paint and metal
Love that you got mom involved (and that she was willing), that's cool!
I loved it. I'd forgotten how much I enjoy painting.
I'd love a video on priming basics, feels like such an important, but oft forgotten step because of how fundamental it is
nice to see your mom supporting you for so long :)
Midwinter Mum 5:03
Always fun to get family involved.
Oooooh exciting! As someone who does snow bases I 100% would recommend snow on this beast, it's got to be Midwinter after all!
Also some missing missiles I think would also be really cool, but not randomly missing as real launchers would fire off in a systematic pattern.
Was just about to comment about firing patterns as well, however there is always the chance for a hung rocket that wouldn’t leave the tube. Not an ideal situation to have happen, and probably a giant pain in the ass to resolve when your launcher is that high off the ground. RIP to the low ranking ad mech loader that has to safe that munition.
"Hear me heretics, you beleive you have come here for war. You are wrong, I am war, through ice and snow I march, I bear the names of those before me on this ancient machine, hear the plasma roar, watch my missiles crush thee. You cannot win agasint the oncoming tide of winter."
Anyways, amazing work as always guy it reminds me of the old knight you painted up which was my first video on your channel I ended up viewing, I hope you are enjoying your day and enjoy Christmas eve
Looks like a proper ancient god machine, the Mechanicum would be proud. Beautiful weathering all around, and snow would definitely look good on this.
This titan doesn't look fresh off the parade ground, it looks like it's walking on the end of a long campaign with a demi-legio's worth of engine kills under its belt. Also, power claw and plasma annihilator has always been the pair of guns I've found the most cool looking.
That's why I say some of the missiles should already have been fired.
Your mom is super cool! What a fun experience to share with her!
Lol that little bit of sharpie will almost certainly come through eventually. I've done this on purpose with a painting I made with acrylic, where a hidden drawing came up through the layers of paint a couple years later. Permanent marker is brutal.
Best of luck and merry Christmas my man, see you, hatty and the twins in 2023 😊
It looks AMAZING, Guy! Keep up the spectacular work!
We can see the finish line! The warlord looks incredible guy and I’m 100% in on having some snow. Have a great Christmas and I’m looking forward to the first video of 2023!
As I found to my cost, I think you can pretty much consider the GW rattle cans as primers. They contain about 33% acetone, which melts the paint into the plastic!! Also the Titan is looking amazing, loving it so far.
That's wild. Does that mean it isn't really a primer on resin or metal minis like the titan?
@@benweinberg3819 I'm pretty sure acetone does somewhat disolve resin so I guess it works too
Personally I think those little shield-shaped plates on the shoulders would look good with some kind of freehand heraldry on them
Beautiful work Guy 👏👏👏
1:40
In my experience it’s just a matter of keeping the primer/paint warm-ish, and like you said, shaking it very well. If you are having trouble priming models in the cold, stick the can of primer in your armpit for 5 min to warm it up to body temperature slightly. It doesn’t really matter if your parts are cold, or it’s cold as it dries.
Great to see Midwinter Mum 😊
And hear the Midwinter Twinnies 🥰
Thank you , Guy .
All the best to you and your tribe .
🐺
If the base is gonna be snow, I’d really love to see a plasma-esque-firey-red glow coming out of the vents at the back to contrast it. Even though (hopefully) the titan doesn’t run on coal, it might help it feel more alien, and therefore powerful in the landscape!
Wonderful content as always - hope you have a lovely Christmas!
Snow would be amazing on the base and titan, with some melted snow effects on the warmer parts (plasma annihilator, vents, etc.) if possible. Would also be cool to see some birds/similar flying creatures flying around the top to add to the effect of just how massive it is (similar to the birds flying around the Tripods in War of the Worlds).
Always amazing to see your work Guy, I hope you and your family have an amazing Christmas and New Year. Cheers from Canada!
That would be epic
a priming video would be great thanks for asking!
regarding spray primer. you want to keep the rattle-can warm to help the paint flow out while spraying. As you spray the pressure inside the can will decrease making it colder. Throw it under your armpit for a few mins before starting and as you are rotating models, just keep it under there to help it stay warm. And thin sprays.
Yay for snow! That could also show a heat map of the titan's carapace, circles around the field emitters, free behind the launchers, some fun could be had with that.
The amount of work put into this has been amazing and it shows. The final result is the best warlord titan painted on TH-cam. Great job
Absolutely awesome video. Keep up the good work.
Chaos Black primer really needs to be warmed up to around 30 - 36 degrees to get the best adhesion, the first couple of layers need to be a dusting then the subsequent layers to fill in the gaps, the initial dusting coats help bring texture to large panels, washing large panels in some soapy water also helps with primer adhesion, being the impatient person I am I want to get stuck into painting ASAP, leaving the primer dry for 12 hours or so really helps with the primer rubbing off this goes double for airbrush primer. That stuff will come away if you breath at it the wrong way if it hasn't had substantial time to cure. Love this series. Excellent work.
THAT PALDRON WOW! the gold is perfect into this scheme
snow could look really cool!
I love how ur Mum helped you cheers mate
As someone living in the nordics with "fun" winters. Just be sure to shake the can well and warm the can under a tap with hot water. Always works for me.
Awww love to see mum involved! Cheers to you and your family mate! Missing missiles for sure, yes to snow on everything
Happy Holidays, Guy and family. Thank you for everything you did in 2022.
Looks amazing! Also shoutout to MidwinterMom helping with the painting!
Man that thing looks sooo glorious. Absolutely love the color.
1:25 New fear unlocked. Thanks guy
Who needs Cavill when we've got *ya mum* ?
Since you asked, I'd love a video about priming and spraying in challenging weather, especially if it covered spraying varnishes as well.
Just a note on the spraying when cold - it's just the pressure would be slightly less, like you said, probably no real issue and just keep shaking the can to warm it up but you'll notice a pressure loss if you don't do this - I think that's the problem most people have.
Most people probably already know this and I sound patronising as heck, but it's something worthwhile knowing, and knowing the reasons why :)
The main colour scheme is looking great - once the wee accents are on, the whole thing is gonna look fantastic.
Kinda hilarious how many new patreons signed up to get their names on banner.
100% snow already looking awsome
There's just something so interesting about watching the construction of that Titan.
Oooo the gold in the pauldrons looks just perfect
My suggestion is to have the battery looking things on the plasma cannon glowing a little would look amazing!
That being said it looks amazing and I'm excited to see more of this model!
I love how it’s turning out! And I think snow on both would look awesome with only a few of the missiles fired. Thank you for a great video and happy holidays!
For the missiles, I actually think having some of them in the process of firing would look awesome. Some empty tubes, some yet to be fired, the rest *being* fired.
Yes! A video on priming and spraying would be excellent!
It's so great to see this project coming along! For your snow suggestion, maybe you could make icicles hang from the bottom edges of the Titan's armor? That might really sell the effect of a winter theme and make it look way more ancient!
Looks so good! Some missles missing along with snow would look like it's on the battlefield.
Oh, snow will complement admirably. Go on
It looks amazing!!! As far as the missiles go, I think they need to mostly be in the chambers, a few gone and already shot, a few that are being fired. Smoke trails coming from them and maybe even magnetized in place so they can be removed for easy transport.
i would actually say that cold temperatures may be better for some priming-purposes because the pressure in the can gets lower. A
s an old graffitiwriter i actually sometimes used to put my cans in the freezer for a while for better control and if u want the pressure back the other way you can heat it up (NOT IN FIRE) but maybe in your armpit or perhaps warm water!
My tip for spraying; spray the backside first, then the front. That way if your bluetac is going to damage the paint, it'll do it on the back, and if your paint is misbehaving, you'll know before you hit the important surfaces.
If you have to spray paint outside in cold weather, just warm the cans up in some warmish water for about 5 min. It also helps in normal Temps to ensure the paint comes out in a fine mist. Using this trick, you can accomplish airbrush quality base coats.
Some frost effects here and there would be cool too
Excellent job! Excited seeing it just nearly there!
Damn! Usually I never fall for like-prompts, but I could not resist this one :( what a cute pupper
oh god he looks so... GLORIOUS, I love the color scheme! keep up the good work!
For cold weather use of spraypaint sit the can in a jug of warm ish water. Do it for 5-10 mins, shake it for a minute or two, then another 10 mins in the water. One final shake, it makes the paint flow better through the nozzle if it is warmed a little, less splotching, a much more even coat
I’ve been watching since Covid. It’s amazing to have seen how far you and the channel have come. Thank you for letting us hear your boys! That was adorable!
If you are going to add snow to the model itself, don't forget that some places should be pretty hot so no snow should stick there. I.e. The plasma gun, some cables, the vents etc. I'm unsure how it would look, but considering it's a Titan as big as a house it should be similar to a house in that regard.
Cheers, have a wonderful holiday!
Astonishing how far this has come, brilliant colour scheme, so simple yet with all the battle damage & grime detailing. You two have done a fantastic job so far, can't wait to see all the finishing touches!
I'd love to see sow on every non engine part and specifically the ground and only a few missiles missing. Love the project and alle the best to you and your family!
Looks amazing! Using an inkjet printer onto blank transfer paper may be the most efficient way to do tiny neat script! (Looking at the stuff that the mini historical gaming community has been able to come up with for even 15mm tanks was a huge boost for me!)
If this is what it looks like unfinished, I can't wait to see what the final piece will look like! Yes to all of your ideas!
I really like the idea of adding snow to the figure
I'm absolutely loving how it's turning out! Easily one of the best looking "minis" I've ever seen
A day before my birthday. It is a sweet treat to see this project be so closed to being finished.
So close to the finish line!
1:30 the terrain tutor have a very good video on spray paint vs. shaking vs. heating
Quick tip on priming that I learned the hard way: spray the insides first. That way if any paint comes off because of the blue tack, it'll be on the side that's much less visible, and the important side will still have a nice smooth coat.
I’d add snow to the top of the model, as way it could be fighting on any world you like to imagine but it’s just that massive, like a mountain, that it gathers snow and ice on its highest parts
I’ve seen big models, I myself own a huge P1000 Ratte model, but to see not just a big model but to see it as phenomenally well painted as this is amazing, I’ve been loving this series
I can't wait to see this thing in a battle report. It's gotta be an epic battle.
"Poor puppy" in such a sultry tone made me feel like my nervous system had frozen over
Guy - an awesome project comes close to completion, this has been epic :) have the greatest of festive breaks, what ever that means to you and what you need, look forward to a smashing 2023 :)
No clue if it'd be too much a pain to pull off, but having some of the missiles mid launch with a smoke effect connecting them back to the launcher would look incredible on here (and a good coating of snow is a MUST, would fit the theme beautifully and really make the model look as huge and imposing as it is)
Looks amazing, some snow all over the model and base would be perfect! You might wanna consider where snow would collect the most overtime and add rust streaks running down from there as the heat of various parts of the titan melt the snow. Icicles would look so amazing too!
Maybe you could use the rest of you Death Korp of Krieg minis to decorate the base with too. That would really add to showing off the massive scale of the model. Could be an opportunity to really tell a story of how this beast of a machine impacts the lives of the soldiers fighting below it too.
Awesome work with this project as ways. Can’t wait to see where it goes next.
Hi guy, I just wanted to say how much I, and the warhammer community, appreciate what you do for us. You are such a positive creator and I am sure a great father as well. Unfortunately I cannot follow you on patreon because I am not old enough but I can assure you, whenever I watch one of your videos, I feel so much better.
Keep it up
A fan
I think a few missing missiles would fit with the grunge feel of the whole model.
Loved the kiddos! That was very cute right at the end. Merry Christmas!
Awesome, it's been great fun watching this come together.
Having your mom help was really wholesome. Made this big guy go and hug his momma lol
I would recommend having the cabling done in a red/orange to contrast the armour trim, or a green to match the plasma annihilator
For the priming. People always talk about priming in the cold causing problems. But it's not the cold that causes it, it's the temperature of the can itself that makes the difference. If the can is cold it will affect the paint but if you make sure it's warm before heading out it will be fine.
Emperor's beard, she's glorious!
Additions: I personally would love to see some heat bloom effects on exhausts etc, believe it would look very nice with the colour scheme aswell.
Gotta get those Lens Glows too for sure!
Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you guys too
Don't forget a coat of arms version of the Midwinter Minis logo to go on one of the chest shields. It's what the shields are there for, after all.
I don't have a a temperature controlled space to use spray paints, so I have to use them outdoors. I have found that spray paints are *very* sensitive to temperature and humidity changes. This affects the distance you have to spray at, the dispersion of the paint (it's 'width' of spray). The overall coating, and how consistent the paint looks.
THIS IS AMAZING! You need to do a battle report of a small force of marines plus the warlord vs a small force of orks plus the mega gargant! Also I am thirsting for the next start collecting battle!
I love how it’s all coming together, you must be so thrilled to see it so close to completion! It would look really cool with some snow effects like you suggested, it would complement the icy blue colour scheme nicely. Have a great Christmas and New Year!
Also, a video on advice for priming would be really useful - I’ve had it in the past where some of my spray priming has turned out a bit gritty and I’m unsure about spraying while it’s still cold outside, a video on some general guidance on priming procedure would surely be a big help to a lot of people. Keep up the great work!
I like the smile on the armour panel at 4:48
Amazing! Have a great holiday, and I look forward to the next video next year!