Not painting eyes? My man! This has become one of my favorite painting channels as the results are always great and feel attainable. Plus the variety of miniatures always means I learn something. Will I play historicals? No. But I'll watch that French Infantry video to see if I can learn something new.
Well, if nothing else, you might spot a new colour or two that'd work for something else you're doing! 😂 Nuts to painting eyes, I'm not looking that close at my toy soldiers...
So cool 😎! You should ask the “Bard” if he approves of your Esher! 🤣👍. Now there is a video I want to see. You and the Bard discussing colours and composition. That would be amazing! Excellent video as always! Cheers 🍻
Now that's one I have to admit ignorance on! In my line, The Bard always refers to Shakespeare - I'm not sure I can compare colour notes with him these days! 🤣
German Grey, Black, and German Camo Black Brown are the must-haves in the range. I'm also partial to Mahogany Brown; Vallejo does some of the nicest leather colours going!
Heck yeah just got some Escher myself. I'm thinking of leaning into a more goth or glam/rock look. Lean into the pinks and pale tones. These things can be so diverse in colour schemes
Используя ваши последние гайды, я приступил к покраске собственной фракции - Синдикат. Это банда орудующая в Сегментуме Обскурус во времена Падения Кадии и Империума Нихилус. Каждое новое видео добавляет идей и техник, используемых в моей цветовой и покрасочной схеме. Как всегда, Огромное вам спасибо за такой великолепный контент! П.С: Надеюсь и в этот раз Гугл справится на 5+)
This was fun to watch and very informative, thanks for the video! There is ONE little point where I disagree with you though. I agree that there's a point, when you have to stop painting a miniature that you "only" want to play with. My personal opinion here, however, is that with a game like Necromunda, where you have at best ten minis in that gang you are starting with, is to go at least a bit over that level you painted here. Definitely highlight the weapons and gems and add a few things, like a highlight and a shadow to those pipes. It's a few little things that, with maybe the exception of the gems, won't take up much time when painting ten minis at once (regarding having to prepare the paint), but will make them look sooo much better on the table. This isn't a 150 model Ork army, after all.
@@SonicSledgehammerStudio Thank you, it looked a little bigger on your video, but now I will use the ones supplied with the kit, without the worry it could look better ; )
Ugh... Yellow and pink are always the two colors I have the worst times with. I'll definitely be trying the flesh tone base before painting yellow. Any suggestions for pinks? My fiance has a character for This Is Not A Test who runs around in a bunny suit and of course it had to be pink. After six coats I really had to resist throwing the miniature or pulling my hair out : D The Escher looks great and I totally agree with assembling the hair and faces. It just never comes out 100%.
I think trying the pink over a skin base would probably do the job. Anything really light with a little warmth seems to benefit from it; I've used it for orange and yellow thus far, so pink's not a crazy reach. Might be worth giving it a shot on a small area and see how it goes for you!
i always hate how they look after a wash, i know it how most people like them to look, but it looks so....messy/dirty ect for me. on the other hand when people paint in the shadows (which i can understand not want to put so much extra time into every model) looks so much better. but i sadly dont get to play with my minis, i only get to paint cuz i live in a small mountain town, so i guess i only got time lol
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