Optimized! My Favorite Speedpaint Technique.

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One quick & thick coat of color actually looks pretty dang good if we spend a bit of time on the undercoat! In this video I do some "hobby science" to find my default settings for the "grisaille" / "slapchop" technique.
The test mini was sculpted by Loot! Get him as a free STL file and check out the rest of the Journey to Nidavellir collection:
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Another video with this basic painting technique:
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In this vid a brief clip of me watching other undercoating videos is shown- here they are from Dana Howl and Miniac! :-)
• SLAPCHOP or ZENITHAL? ... slapchop vs. zenithal from Dana
• Ultimate Zenithal Unde... zenithal vid from Miniac

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@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

The test mini was sculpted by Loot! Get him as a free STL file and check out the rest of the Journey to Nidavellir collection: bit.ly/JTN-Goober

@PulsefiredGaming Год назад

if thats the high thane who is the Jarl?

@hawthornhobbit Год назад

OK! I have yet to see this said!!! The model looks like YOU!!!! SO AWESOME

@NathanK97 Год назад

you might try a dark blue base, and light yellow highlights for a warm lighting effect?

@kimbach1824 Год назад

@@hawthornhobbit I was thinking the same. :D He looks just like Brent.

@spectrem1858 Год назад

@@hawthornhobbit it's that smile, lol. @2:55 Cat destroying his butthole...he doesn't flinch.

@geoffreyprecht2410 Год назад

Brent is the only person in the mini hobby who can say "You'll see... You'll ALL see!" without it sounding inherently ominous.

@guyclegg Год назад

YEAH

@cark1983 Год назад

I find it perplexing it doesn't sound evil when he says it...

@guyclegg Год назад

@@cark1983 in time we find out!

@Naosuke84 Год назад

While I don't know Brent in person, I have known several PHDs. I'm pretty sure that it's a requirement to say "You'll see... You'll all see...." At least once after getting it.

@howabouteverything Год назад

It actually says a lot about someone when the majority of people would sound creepy saying that

@jons5478 Год назад

I have to say this slapchop method has brought me back to life as a painter. I have had piles and piles of unpainted grey minis taking up my closet for years because I just havent had time to give them all a "table top ready" paint job. But now with these speed paints I can spray paint a few minis I want to do before work, come home and actually paint 2-3 minis a night before bed and be satisfied with how they look. I am in love.

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

NICE! keep goin keep goin! :-)

@dire_5 Год назад

@@GoobertownHobbies As a newer mini painter, I really appreciate your videos! I was wondering, though, do you use gray/white primer for the drybrushing undercoat, or regular non-speedpaints? Thank you again for such great videos!

@Metylene 11 месяцев назад

@@dire_5 You can see the white paint used for the drybush at 5:06. This is regular acrylic paint. For the gray at 5:47 it's also cheap simple grey acrylic but @GoobertownHobbies also try with better paint. You have your answers at 5:00 to 7:00 basically

@jared.approves 7 месяцев назад

Same here! As a 40k player who use to hate painting this has saved me. 2 3k point armies is much easier to paint like this.

@thomaswhite3059 2 месяца назад

"If it's worth doing, it's worth doing half-assed" is genuinely good advice for a chronic perfectionist like me

@1angrykoala Год назад

As a beginner painter, your channel is pure gold! Great video 🙂

@B4MBI72 Год назад

Fixed it... your channel is pure gold! Great video 🙂 I got back into painting a few years back after 30 years off and Goober has been with me the whole way. I love these lets test stuff out videos.

@1angrykoala Год назад

@@B4MBI72 No I said it right. Thanks But I guess you didnt understand the context clues. Lets try that again. As I am a beginner painter, I find your channel to be pure gold, as I am sure, do other beginner painters.

@jameshoepfner3555 Год назад

Agreed

@bolterboy Год назад

Seriously, at first I thought it was all b/s but honestly, he speaks the truth and is a great teacher 🎉

@BigMrFirebird Год назад

Brent is the Bob Ross of mini painting. All the best from the UK.

@dominicskelton3031 Год назад

Happy little dwarves.... ❤️

@davetalbert8387 Год назад

Sorastro is the Bob Ross of mini painting, but Brent is the ... uh ... Mr. Rogers? Of mini painting? Or maybe the Bill Nye? I dunno, I'm reaching here

@Linkman247 Год назад

@@dominicskelton3031 happy little minis.

@endlessfight Год назад

Your clinical approach and personable demeanor always make your videos so therapeutic… and the feline proclivities are just too relatable 😂

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

hehehe, these dang felines and their proclivities... :-)

@evanbarbour1874 Год назад

Your comment took the words right out of head! Goobertown therapy!

@swordphoenix 8 месяцев назад

I’m amazed how many new tips I learned from a single video

@GoobertownHobbies 8 месяцев назад

hey glad it helped!! :-)

@42k78 Год назад

Your videos are healthy for my mind. Straight up. "Spending some extra time on the undercoat can really pay off." I really need to apply this the next time I get the paints out again.

@MiniatureHobbyist Год назад

I love the technical side of painting that you do in videos, its great to see all the variations in everything that can be done and the slap chop technique has given me a great confidence and love for painting miniatures. That miniature you painted is quite the handsome guy, i just cant figure out where I have seen him before 🙂

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

hehehehe, I know you've been having fun with slapchop! I think one of your thumbnails actually got a teensy weensy cameo ;-)

@MiniatureHobbyist Год назад

@@GoobertownHobbies haha yup cheers for that, I try to spread myself around and I am so pleased at the news Army Painter will be releasing metallic speedpaints 🙂

@kaoticneutralcow4094 Год назад

Well fancy seeing you here

@MiniatureHobbyist Год назад

@@kaoticneutralcow4094 Hiya =)

@aerynmusick4548 Год назад

New Goobertown! Everything’s coming up Milhouse!

@Z00111111 Год назад

I really appreciate how thoroughly you test things. You've combined what most would make as 4 or 5 videos into one concise video, with enough detail for people to make informed decisions to suit their individual model's needs. You scienced our hobby again.

@scottboyer8450 Месяц назад

This video is so incredibly valuable to new hobby painters. You've saved me a TON of time, money and effort here. Thank you!

@GoobertownHobbies Месяц назад

Glad to hear it! Happy painting :-)

@Dreddnought1 Год назад

Really like the Army Painter speedpaint. The reactivation that everyone seems to complain about is its biggest plus side. Speedpaint then go over highlights with a thin white paint. The reactivation colours the white and looks great. Do it again on the highest highlights and it works again. Great results.

@cory7328 Год назад

I love the brown and tan undercoats. I feel like it changed whole look.

@dominicskelton3031 Год назад

Yeah it feels warmer somehow - I think for historicals and fantasy I'm leaning towards that, and saving black-grey-white for the old grimdark....

@foldionepapyrus3441 Год назад

Indeed, and now it makes me want to try purple tones and the like in the undercoats as well - Seems like picking the right palette at the undercoat could really be important for getting the best result from 'slapchop' for the mini in question. Not sure how well the glaze will cover 'em till you try it though.

@cory7328 Год назад

@@foldionepapyrus3441 purple shade under green would be greatv

@nathanielhurley3960 Год назад

This is a neat way to undercoat. Especially since I don't really like how zenithals come out. Here is the method I have been playing with: 1. Prime grey 2. Black wash to add shadows 3. Dry brush white

@sumotode Год назад

Coming from a more traditional art teaching, this resonates much better in my mind. In traditional art (painting or drawing) you are taught to start with a neutral color and then add in shadow and light separately. This gives more control where those lights and darks go and it also gives you a neutral ground that tends to work better going both directions vs starting with the darkest part and trying to go the whole spectrum lighter.

@SANSd20 Год назад

I would love to see a video on this technique

@stevenwalmsley3000 Год назад

I applaud your video making skills and antics. Your ability to retain your trademark smile while slowly glancing over at your car cleaning their nether regions, and not breaking timing was pure gold.

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

That dang cat :-)

@DrentonFTW Год назад

I've only painted minis once in my life and this is inspirational. You make an impossible looking hobby so accessible. Thank you so much, I'm really looking forward to getting painting.

@sdb6686 Год назад

I am starting my journey into painting this week. You videos have been so much help in finding a starting place and what to do. I enjoy how you not only show us how to do something but also go slow enough to see what you are doing and the result of the technique you are applying. Thanks for the inspiration.

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

Nice!!! Have fun painting, I'm rooting for ya :-)

@IcarusGames Год назад

Great video! I've been doing some of my own tests and I've personally found the prime color to be the most important. You can change the entire tone and feel of a mini by using a colored primer. The "problem" with a black prime is that is sucks out the saturation of color, and really muddies some colors. For my Imperial Fists I've started using a pink prime, followed by a cream zenithal, a white drybrush, and then a contrast paint, and it's the fastest I've ever been able to get a decent looking lemon boy on the table. I think I would use brown primer for anything I wanted to have a "natural" look to them, a dark blue for any cold color scheme models, and either a magenta or dark red (depending on how bright I want the value of the end model) for anything I want to be a warm color scheme.

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

I hear ya! Thanks for watchin and thanks for the input :-)

@the_arcanum Год назад

100% agreed. One could also mention that gloss primers and notably gloss black work extremely well for true metallics. They add to the reflectivity of the model and allow to develop contrast with a simple wash without needing further edge highlighting. Natural light does that work for us.

@sasserine Год назад

There's a video on this site, showing pink primer as a base for yellow chaos warriors, so the choice to use it for Imperial Fists would seem well founded.

@edevans5991 Год назад

I think you can really see the bad side of the black primer in the faces of these Brents. Basically the less primer he left behind the better they looked. And overall that's the "problem" with these Contrast/Speed/Xpress/etc paints. There are actually a lot of experiments to be done before you find the right formula. I think they only really save a bunch of time if you are painting a whole army. I mean something like Slapchop looks decent but so does a nice clean base coat and a wash.

@IcarusGames Год назад

@@edevans5991 That's why I like to use pretty much any other color other than black when I'm doing this. Brown, blue, or magenta are my favourites depending on if I'm looking for a neutral, cold, or warm overall finish.

@E1drad_ Год назад

New Goobertown day. My favourite day!

@bjaurelio 3 месяца назад

I recently got some speedpaints. I like the process of black primer in the airbrush, add some white to mix a grey to zenithal, then white drybrush. I do have to note that the grey should be on the lighter side to get good color. It's amazing how dark speedpaints are over even a medium grey.

@myrkla Год назад

This is the best video ever about how to prime the best way to paint with contrast or speedpaint ❤️❤️

@HeadCannonPrime Год назад

You nailed my preferred style. Black prime followed by heavy grey zenithal prime, followed by white dry brush. Ps. I do hate the term "slapchop" since I have taken college level art history and have painted grisaille for about 30 years.

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

Nice! Yeah it seems to be a good color combo. Ironically, the rise of "slapchop" has resulted in more people actually learning the word "grisaille"... language is strange :-)

@HeadCannonPrime Год назад

@@GoobertownHobbies I think it has more to do with RU-vid that it has penetrated the hobby community. The fine art community, being snobbish as it is, just rolled its collective eyes.

@_fox_3212 Год назад

@HeadCannon TV the feelings mutual, we collectively roll our eyes at the fine art snobs who gatekeep our colloquialisms 🤣

@juandavidruizserna Год назад

Will try this on my next prints. Can not be grateful enough for this video and teachings

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

Nice!! Have fun painting :-)

@pdubb9754 Год назад

Darth Maul make-up brush :) The way I see it, the French had 700 years to convince me to use the word "grisaille." I laughed so hard beer came out of my nose. And besides some hilarious asides, there is a ton of info here. I am going to enjoy watching it several times over.

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

hehehehehehehe :-)

@guyclegg Год назад

"You'll see you'll all see" You got me hooked on speedpaint and now I'm gonna flip out when more is released and I'm gonna go OH OH MY GOD

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

there are some good colors comin.... you'll see :-)

@scatterbrainart Год назад

You've done us all a great service with this extensive experimentation. I know how laborious it can be to cycle through different pigments and methods while cataloguing everything. Thank you so much.

@devilduckietu Год назад

I am addicted because of your voice. I don’t even paint minis but I might start now.

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

doooo ittttttt just give it a try :-)

@darkforestzero Год назад

Dude, your presentation and facial expressions are amazing. I'm cautiously taking my first steps into mini painting and your channel just resonates down to my soul. You're so cool! Thanks for all your wonderful videos

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

hehehehe, I'm excited for you getting into minis, that's great! I hope you're having a blast :-)

@BiffTummyTum Год назад

Clear, simple instruction. You sir, win the internet. Thank you.

@danastratton61 Год назад

A person probably needs to watch this a couple times to really decide what's best for them, but WOW, what a great in-depth analysis. Really the best I have seen looking at the dry brush method. KUDOS dude, a real winner of a video, thanks!

@MrTigroz Год назад

Aww Kitty's a good painting helper

@nyonor7314 3 месяца назад

Best videos about painting EVER! It's a GREAT job! Well DONE! Thx

@graefx Год назад

Brownchop and black->grey.z->white.db are probably my favorite. The tan middle step variant I think I'd need to see more of. But overall I like the warm undertone

@jherazob Год назад

Love having more systematic attention paid to this topic! You lightly touched on it, but i suspect the idea of a colored undercoat will be the next idea to make waves across the community in relation to this, you're the second person using browns for the undercoat, and the original grisaille painters used many others, in addition of the idea i've heard from multiple sources over years that undercoating a mini in purple gives you the best skintones you can get, so i suspect there's far more to explore in this topic in the future

@tedkocot8987 Год назад

Nothing says "in my day job I know how to milk every bit of information out of a microtiter plate" quite like this video. Awesome.

@morganw.4711 Год назад

The amount of work you put into your videos blows me away.

@DukkDodgers24 Год назад

This is a truly OUTSTANDING video! I taught art for over two decades, and this is about as good as it gets. I love how you cover all of the options, then recap what you've learned. I'll be checking out more of your videos!

@TheDewok12 Год назад

Very helpful, thank you Brent. If I could only watch one mini painting channel it might be yours for the mix of helpful information and positive vibes. Oh and you've convinced me on grey step

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

glad it helps, thanks for watchin!!! :-)

@danjones1710 Год назад

Another wonderful vid man. 17:22 so honest, so great. Thanks.

@morganw.4711 Год назад

New Goobertown video! My Yule wish came true!

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

Merry Christmas!!! :-)

@PerfectionHunter Год назад

Thank you so much for this. You are a treasure to our community.

@roboticbychoice1081 Год назад

The writing and facial expressions were on point for this video! Thanks for the fun, Brent!

@rworrick8037 10 месяцев назад

I can't tell if this guy is a complete sociopath with bodies in the freezer, or just an absolute legend with a presentation style and knowledge base second to none. I'd like to think it's the latter. Ive seen a few videos now and I really have a hard time believing just how much raw information is packed into such a small delivery package. Kudos. This channel is amazing. I have only a handful of minis and have commissioned a few to be painted; I'd love to someday get into the painting hobby, and if I do, you had better believe I'll be binging and studying all that this channel has to offer. If nothing else, the calm demeanor is worth the watch in and of itself. Thank you for your excellence.

@Gamebent1 Год назад

Man, those Tidy Cat bins have a million uses!

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

for real! :-)

@davetalbert8387 Год назад

I've watched a ton of painting videos on TY, but this one was totally stunning. Excellent, easy-to-read visuals, a good shot of gentle humour, and an absolute ton of useful information. Thank you SO MUCH! Goobertown Hobbies is going to be a new go-to, right next to Sorastro.

@Shugo5775 Год назад

I enjoy how relaxing your videos are while still maintaining an educational quality to them for the hobby. Always an inspiration!

@robertmartin2968 Год назад

I'm a beginner painter and this will elevate my confidence in painting miniatures, Thanks

@davehummel8057 20 дней назад

My favorite channel. thank you!

@TheDepressedTurtle Год назад

Your videos are inspiring and a big part of the reason I decided to give miniature painting a shot. Thank you for your awesome content :) You're also just an awesome person who I respect a lot.

@krzysztofmathews738 Год назад

I really quite appreciate your systematic approach to experimenting with the different undercoats, and the clear way in which you present the process and your findings. Thank you!

@orchal081179 8 месяцев назад

Thumbs up for the video AND for the kitty at the end

@T47Night Год назад

That narset playmat is beautiful

@reimannsum9077 Год назад

Good lord, this is a useful resource for experimentation using a diversity of techniques and materials. Amazing! The video itself in visual supports, economy of description, and itemized elaboration of techniques with comparisons is a masterclass in how these kinds of tutorials should be produced.

@abatter Год назад

Great work, Brent. I've come to similar conclusions in my own hobbying, so it's nice to see a step-by-step comparison to emphasize the points.

@Illindi Год назад

2:58 - That look, the "What the deuz...", priceless :D

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

he just couldn't stop himself...

@nealpage5732 Год назад

Your conclusion with bulleted points at the end of this video is some of the best work I've seen on just about any YoutTube video. WELL DONE.

@ArtisOpus Год назад

When you're nearly done editing your longest video ever... And Brent sums it up with science in a quarter of the time 😅🔬🔬 You hero. A lot of our findings were very similar :). As a note if you missed one I think it's just simply *slowing down the grey drybrush* and going for high-quality, following dark grey/dark coloured primer (we also used brown). It really doesn't take too much longer than the normal drybrush (in comparison to total time added). With the normal white final step (also slowing just a tiny amount for quality) you elevate the technique's potential so much. Video is due soon, would love to see you try it out, plenty of theory to match your science 😅 Edit: Metallic tip is also worth considering, a little time added for notable improvement.

@Emloch Год назад

This is one of the most useful undercoat videos I've ever seen. Thank you for your efforts!

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

hey thanks for watching! :-)

@YoKins Месяц назад

I'm just getting into mini and model painting and I've got to say.. I appreciate the use of craft paints, Rustoleum, etc. I don't want to have to shell out a ton of money for something I'm just dabbing into*pun intended* so seeing cheaper alternatives and techniques to help me get into my own is wonderful. Thanks!

@Keddlecorn Год назад

I really appreciated the contents of this video, I do wish that whenever a model was on screen that a little floating text was edited in to remind the viewer which technique was used.

@aponly Год назад

Great video! I love these comparison ones. I'm still settling into a method for "slapchop" but this helps a bunch!

@Afrobol Год назад

2:52 is a truly masterful transition

@skewedviewer Год назад

A few seconds after that timestamp had me laughing my ass off! Well played Brent. Well played.

@grumpypotamus7143 14 дней назад

Speedpaints over a black primed dry brushed model has brought me back to wargaming. I've always avoided the army I wanted (tyranids) because I'm a slow painter and the number of models involved was just not possible for me. Now I have the tyranid army I always wanted, it's all assembled and primed with a good part of it painted and I'm actually happy with how it looks!

@bluknight99 Год назад

"You'll see. You'll ALL see." Informative AND sinister. 😁

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

I'll show you, I'll show you all!!!

@fpoggesi Год назад

Every Goobertown video is a mini wonder! Brent is a real Prometheus, bringing wisdom to the world!

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

Hey Frank, you're pretty cool too! Hope you're havin a good one :-)

@djp132 Год назад

That face at 2:56 lol. Love your vids!

@aechean Год назад

Thank you for all the effort you put into your videos and presenting your information/findings! Seeing all the variants is really, really helpful for figuring out how I would want to paint my models!

@DUNGEONCRAFT1 10 месяцев назад

Great video! I'm slapchopping right now.

@GoobertownHobbies 10 месяцев назад

hehehe, thanks Dungeon Master! Have fun slapchoppin! :-)

@FlyMicrolight Год назад

Love your systematic approach. I find that using something non porus to brush off most of the paint before dry brushing results in a much smoother finish. The paper towel sucks all the moisture from the brush and leaves the chalky-looking finish. Actually having a very slightly damp brush is best of all. Have a look at some of the videos from Artis Opus for some examples.

@newbien7367 Год назад

Love your videos! Thanks for bringing me into world of Miniatures painting. I finally start my first army this year and it's Ultramarines :)

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

NICE! I'm glad that you're painting minis, keep on goin in 2023 :-)

@Viridye Год назад

Love seeing more takes and techniques for speedpainting.

@Wijkert Год назад

Video's where you test stuff, like in this one, are my favorite!

@SuperDuperHappyTime Год назад

"Goobs doesn't have to use the word Grisaille" - Treaty of Paris (1763)

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

Rob's uncle Nigel fought at Waterloo so that we wouldn't have to speak French.

@Gauldame Год назад

I have been playing with a black, magenta, then white underpainting. Similar to the brown, it impacts the color filtering of the base coats. I can't really decide if it's better than just doing black grey white. I've also tried it with flesh tones : dark chocolate, to cinnamon to pale. That has an interesting effect as well.

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

The black - gray - white is a fine default, but tailoring the undercoat color to the mini and the specific color scheme that you have in mind sounds great! the warmer undercoat for skin makes a lot of sense.

@SSPENGUIN1 10 месяцев назад

Instant subscribe when he Started dunking on the french

@kittkitsune Год назад

Always a joy. I admit, i've never been a fan of slap chop results. They always seem washed out to me. but a couple of those came out really nice.

@Vortid Год назад

Really useful stuff! Don´t know when I will be speedpainting, but if I am, I am rewatching this video. One thing that can make speedpainting result a little bit boring is the black shadow color. The brown to tan under paint is nice for that! I think it would be interesting to experiment with some "reverse-zenithal" e.g. a different colour from below, and still a zenithal from above like usual, to get some different shadow colors in there. Could work fine with a drybrush - for example, do a regular zenithal, drybrush a dark red from down to up in areas where you want it, and then paint it green. It sounds good to me in theory, would it be good in practice though?

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

Reverse zenithals are fun with an airbrush, but I bet they're pretty dang tricky with a drybrush... I like the idea though! :-)

@Some-Guy- Год назад

Yeah, I think grey primer with black shot from below and white from above is the best compromise between time and quality results

@NotAllBooksSmellNice Год назад

At this point I think mini companies/sculptors are just making models of Brent so he'll post a video during the dry spells.

@seanbrabston4832 4 месяца назад

I have to agree. These type of videos are the best on you tube. I wish i had more time to do all this experimenting on my own, but being able to quickly see all these different techniques is valuable information.

@kumarsalib722 Год назад

I love how wholesome and informative this is. Great conclusions/takeaways.

@shaughnhotham-cox804 Год назад

700 years. The absolute best refute to all of the pearl clutchers about SlapChop I've ever heard! Brilliant Brent! Thank you for this!

@darkhatstudios 7 месяцев назад

'Makeup brushes are for faces' - excerpt of notes from this video. Great channel!

@MarcinEstkowski Год назад

Great, solid job. Lab for minis. Thanks friend!

@tuskarthetauren Год назад

Amazing Dwarf miniature! Great to showcase what you explained, so clear and precise. It'll help me alot to get more minis painted. Thank you Brent.

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

right on! paint more minis! :-)

@cameronmohr4866 Год назад

Awesome. Really appreciate a thorough testing of technique.

@kendakari2166 7 месяцев назад

I found this video both educational, and hilarious!

@dulsepericulum4855 Год назад

This is an excellent video Brent! Informative and entertaining. It is very satisfying to be able to sit down in one session and have a nice mini completed, so I’m glad to see ways to improve the utility of transparent paints.

@javierguajardo2726 Год назад

another thorough study from the goobertown mayor/scientist

@Terrioooo Год назад

Thanks for taking the time to try out these fantastic things that I don't have the time/conditions to try, or even think of! It's always fun to learn about things from your vids, great stuff and keep'em coming!

@GoobertownHobbies Год назад

right on! thanks for watchin :-)

@harazhangf5782 Год назад

I love your test videos. They are always thorough and clear. And that dwarf is nice.

@jeffbroemmel8003 Год назад

Awesome video. Great step-by-step walk through. Thanks. You worked you butt off with all of the variants.

@ericjohnson4767 Год назад

These types of scientific tests are what keeps me coming back to Goobertown. The "memorable tidbits" makes an excellent cheat sheet and summary! Excellent work on this project!

@stephenmclean4683 Год назад

I really appreciate you taking the time to trial and error out things like this, and show the results in a meaningful and objective way. I've never tried any brand of speed paints, but am curious and with your testing done I feel informed enough to make a strong first effort. Thank you!

@burnttoastist Год назад

This is exactly the video I've been looking for as I've been playing around with various undercoating techniques and developing my core workflow. Thanks, Brent! I love the side-by-side comparisons, especially using the cheap craft acrylics, because I've always wondered about those!

@wingwalker007 Год назад

So happy you’ve done this, thanks Brent

@kmykz Год назад

When you do a comparison it is thorough and never boring, even with all the detail and variants included. Great video.

@jibi4820 5 месяцев назад

absolutely incredible resource for newbies like me thank you so much for the exhaustive hard work that you put into this and all the knowledge you shared the fact you disclose your professional connections to product recommendations is another level of class too