Space Raiders: Moving Out Of Your Painting Comfort Zone with STARGRAVE 

Rainbow Raiders. Nice.

just got here.been playing wargames sense 1975..also been painting that long.

Enjoying the content. You have a good production quality for just starting out, and I look forward to seeing more.

cool models you used for some Raiders, they would also fit in as Cultist in 40k. awesome to see them in this setting

Really glad to be here at the beginning of what looks to become a special channel. Keep up the good work!

I have to say you have me subscribed. I'm excited to see more from this channel.

Halfway through the video I went to click the subscribe button, only to discover I was already subscribed. Love your stuff.

The Graffiti Was a fantastic idea

Cool vids, man! Keep'em coming!

Loved the paint job, take my sub!

I thought it was pretty funny that I found your channel right after I found another youtube named "Carthage must be destroyed" lol. Great video

You could make some holes in minis' feet, and pin them with tiny pieces of metal, then fix them on pieces of cork or bottle caps, normally it works.

With the name Punic Painting I'm guessing you'll be doing a Carthage Kitbash in the future?

Where are these minis from, I really like them

Those are some really nifty minis - and I quite like your idea about pushing outside of one's boundaries. I did the same thing not too long ago - also with bright colours. Before that, I'd been focusing on muted colours for a vaguely WW1 sci-fi force - lots of dark greens, blacks, and greys. Funnily, it was Frostgrave - not Stargrave - that helped me push my boundaries. After all, is there any excuse for bright colours quite like an eclectic group of fantasy mercenaries?

Do you happen to have a link to the store you found those minis at?

Poster tac

gives me power rangers vibes