Better to use wooden and or silicone blade tools, (look for clay modelling tools.)

Does it work for plastic miniatures ?

sucks that 50mm and 60mm bases dont fit.

Contacta is basically super glue. Use testors red tube glue next time. I'll get a kick out of that.

Used this tutorial! Very helpful.

Does this also work with miliput?

Does this also work with miliput?

Summening for the Intro. A man of culture I see.

Woo wee. Good luck painting that fully assembled. Im sure it can be done but why bother man? Why not just paint it in sections then glue. Just because you can trick shot a paintbrush around a pair of arms holding a plasmagun doesnt mean you should. Especially if you dont have to.

This is exactly what I needed. Great work man, thank you.

That was very helpful. Thx 4 showing. 👍🏼

Starting to build this today. I am always confused as to why, I see people build big models like without, doing sub assemblies.

Thank you for the explanation on the vegetable oil. Wasted an hour trying to figure out what went wrong because another video didn't explain that part

I love the way you paint the blue shade .

What blue you use in this project ?

is it possible to use a mold for purity seals?

Do you need to cure it after for better results or just simply let it dry?

Great work !

How did you do the bone coloured cloth?

Would love a desk update! 😁

This guide was precisely what I was looking for.

Thank you, This helped me and my lack of patience!!

this is how I imagine forgeworld to actually produce their kits.

I just used this trick to duplicate some Stargrave 's stuff, such as holsters and bags, and it worked, the only important thing is don't use excessive GS, otherwise the details could be lost.

great vid

Joining plastic parts

Christ!! You have serious talent. I have bought the paints and have 105 figs to paint across a few games. Too intimidated to start though!

Goop works great for removing petroleum jelly or oil

EXCELLENT, simple, effective, cheap (for one piece it surely is) , what deserves to someone who wants to start. Probably I'll visit the local GW shop to buy some Green stuff

Oh yeah.. make a thunder hammer lol fr though good video

amazing

What paint did you used on that armor at 4:13? Looks really nice!

My old friend Prussian Blue

How to do whit plastic/glass areas? And GW tols to use munitorum varnish b4 painting on the Sister Immolator?

Ayyy is that a Burzum shirt I see?!

lovly blacks, the black jack looks ace!

about to test this and if it works... *mass produce of plasmaguns intensifies*

Great tips! Which manufacturer is the yellow color from?

Very useful!

I know this is an old video, but is the pumice paintable?

Your paint job looks stunning! Props to you sir.

Thanks buddy

How well this tecnique works on things like shoulder guards?

I made a bunch of molds for bases using silicone. It's super easy, too! Just use hot glue to secure the base you want to copy inside a box made of lego and then pour in silicone. Leave it to dry and you got a perfect, reusable mould.

Just dropping in to let you know 10 years on, you're still giving great advice!! Thank you!

Thank you for this instruction... unfortunately there was no such info on the packing of my milliput superfine white... and of course... I didn't watch this video before I was trying to apply it on my model. Now I have to sand it a lot. Next time it will be much better thanks to your help

Oh wow this is a game changer. Subscribed and liked

This is why green stuff is so expensive... People would just buy one model and duplicate half thier grunt troops if it was cheaper!

Another note (to add to many) for those looking to transfer for the purpose of fitting citadel paints in paint cases designed for Vallejo/Essential ooil/Dropper bottles. Many sizes of dropper bottles are in markets like Amazon. 15ml, 20ml, 30ml and so on. While all three of these sizes will work 15ml is pretty small and as long as you add no water or thinner will fit the paint from one citadel pot, but without much room... Also the 15ml bottles are a little loose in the case slots. On the other end 30ml is great because you can fit the paint and some thinner or water to help get more out of the original pot but most the 30ml droppers have the same diameter as a citidel pot, meaning they will jam into the case slots barely, but any more than 3-4 next to each other will rip or tear the foam. Trust me, it sucks. The magic bottle I found was 20ml. Fits like a glove, and fits the paint + just enough thinner to get the majority of paint out of original pot. Dont be me and first buy 30ml bottles (as is recommended in most videos on youtube; because they just want dropper bottles and not to fit them in case slots!), take the time to start transferring paint only to realize the bottles are the same diameter and no help in the end goal. Then buy 15ml bottles and move the paint once again only to realize now you cant fit it all in one bottle due to the thinner used to get it all out of the pot the first time! Then to buy a third batch of bottles (20ml) just to feel like you didnt just waste $25 and a week playing tag with amazon orders and paint bottle transfers just to end up with extra unlabeled bottles with only 5-10ml of paint in them. Just go with the 20ml and save the time and money I wasted.

I love it, your a awesome painter