Games Workshop Tutorial: How To Paint Blood Bowl Dwarf Giants 

Thanks so much ! This really helped me to break up the dwarves into paintable sections as I was having issues visualizing this. Only thing is ... I allready glued the heads all on !! Damn it !! I can totally see how this is a huge advantage to attach it after with this model

Great scheme. I will definitely be using this guide when I paint my dwarfs.

AWESOME!! You're a brush master!!

Best tutorial I’ve watched 👍

Thanks a bunch! That really helped a lot with my dwarves!

Please some ynnari eldars tutorial!! Miniatures are awesome and deserve to be painted by a brush master like you!

Another excellent video 👍

excellent results

Nice video mate

Nice freehand👍

decent tabletop - I like your work ! thanks

Nice. What do you use for basing? I just ordered the dwarf pitch and notice basing them with grass isnt the best

Hi Pete, could you tell me what kind of equipment are you using when you record your videos? Thanks dude

Hey! May i ask if you put varnish on the miniatures you paint? I only yesterday noticed that the matt varnish (vallejo) i use dims the highlights and darkens colours a bit. I have already varnished half my team though, so i guess i need to do the same for the rest of them. Was just wondering for future paintjobs, if i should leave them unvarnished (if plastic, metal probably needs varnish?), or overexaggerate highlights, so they are more noticeable after the varnish?

Would it be possible to include colour translation to new range of Army Painter paints? Great tutorials btw,I subscribed after watching one tutorial and have watched everything ever since:) However,translation of colours under the video would help a lot!

Hi , Great Video, Would it be possible to make a video for the Blood Bowl Goblins, or possibly for the stars of Blood Bowl? Greetings from Germany Axel

I've been waiting! Do you think you will be doing a tutorial on the Dwarf Death Roller once it comes out?

Any chance of a tutorial for red hair?

Very nice paint job! What grey primer do you use?

The colour scheme is ugly...