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Anonymous No.95999059 >>95999186 >>96001060 >>96002019 >>96012073 >>96019183
WIP - Work In Progress General
Work in Progress, "I'm not Jewish, I'm a Roman!" Edition

>Full-on /WIP/ OP Links Pastebin
https://pastebin.com/BE42AEcD

>WIP Tutorial Images Mega
https://mega.nz/#F!TvQFCaLb!w8WZKCcOsTRasxrI0JWezw

>Saint Duncan's "Six Things I Wish I Knew When I Started Painting"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufP8ka3KGno

>Saint Duncan also explains thinning your paints
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxWgsqSf74s

>Paint thinning 102
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBDVPoNXyVI

>4 EASY Chipping Tricks For Beginners
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ku4comhKHJM

>Decal Like a Pro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYKLiEW7p9c

>How to Edge Highlight
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoRbYuAfbEk

>How to use contrast style paints
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhholrozptI

>How to Paint with Tremors
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqp76vAJu9g

>Airbrush Priming and Thinning
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkntrSBvXxE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGjBQzoukFg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00JVUxABe44
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEqT_R41JX8

>I have a vewy gweat fwiend in Wome
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMGu-55sKJs

>Who's Johnny, she'd say, and smile in her special way
https://1d6chan.miraheze.org/wiki/Johnny

Previous threads:
>>95975396
>>95949628
>>95921769
Anonymous No.95999093 >>95999184 >>95999226
Hobby tax is very much real, and Temu is quickly becoming my favourite hobby supply store.

3€ with free shipping on the left, 6€ + shipping on the right
Anonymous No.95999098
Are those Victrix minis in OP?

Anyway, I started another guys today and since it's still very rough start - do you think that pants should rather be green, similar or darker shade to jacket, instead of khaki?
Anonymous No.95999103 >>96007167
Work continues on the myrmidons. I think I've got most of the basic colours now. Next step is covering up all the mistakes etc. Before the final highlights and washes.
Anonymous No.95999118
>>95999080
So nest the pin in the gap?
Smart. Thanks
Anonymous No.95999184
>>95999093
>buying straight from the source while skipping some taxes and ten middlemen that all need to earn their share before the product gets to you is cheaper
You have really cheated the system anon, I am impressed
Anonymous No.95999186
>>95999059 (OP)
Sauce on those minis and paints used for the job? I love the silver in particular.
Anonymous No.95999226 >>95999258 >>95999343 >>96010396
>>95999093
I bought the pro acryl droppers caps off a Chinese seller on Amazon. Much better than whatever kind of twist dropper proacryl is using as their main twist droppers.

Admittedly I do feel like buying Chinese is a bit of a risk because it is either trash or punches above its price point like one wouldn’t believe.

I bought a load of bases off of wargamebaseworld.
Anonymous No.95999258
>>95999226
>wargamebaseworld.

i have tons of them as well. With bases, its not a big risk, and their price is very competitive.

I've not tried their tufts yet, but the algorythm showed them to me, so i just tried a few different types. I was just very much amused by their direct copy of the army painter design, while making the blister bigger.

They look fine to use at the first glance, and i'm certain the AP winter version looks pretty much identical, but those green ones are all i have at hand right now.
Anonymous No.95999343 >>95999368
>>95999226
I can't find my calipers, do you know which size is right? I'm tempted to buy some transparent twisty ones like another anon suggested because then I can actually see the paint in the way I store them without having to take them out and check individually.
Anonymous No.95999368
>>95999343
Check >>95975476
I bought the same size off Amazon when I searched just to check and got some they’re a little tight but I think that is fine.
Anonymous No.95999391 >>95999403 >>95999432
are proacryl’s mixing balls as weighty as a stainless steel ball bearing or are their paints just not as thick as the usual paints are that makes it seem like their green glass beads are weightiest?
Anonymous No.95999403 >>95999408
>>95999391
why are you so focused on weighty balls
Anonymous No.95999408 >>96000292
>>95999403
Just wanted to chime in since there is discussion about pa’s stuff.
What is there a balls schizo?
Anonymous No.95999432 >>95999496
>>95999391
they say you have to buy these expensive steel ballbearings but ive been using cheap lead fishing weights for years with no problem
Anonymous No.95999496 >>95999520 >>95999559
>>95999432
>ive been using cheap lead fishing weights for years with no problem
I tried using things like BBs, which was a terrible mistake.

The best results have been with chunks of pewter or lead that I have had left over from casting as they are inert - or very close to it - and don't oxidize when mixed with the paint.

Second place goes to heavy glass beads.
Anonymous No.95999520 >>95999559 >>95999575
>>95999496
> heavy glass beads.
Any specific links? I have a number of ak paints that have separated badly.
Anonymous No.95999540
Just cut up some sprue lmoa
Anonymous No.95999559 >>95999911
>>95999496
>>95999520
one fairly inert thing that comes to mind and should be readily available on every big store are these weights you use to tie fishing flies with
like lead weights they cost next to nothing and are coated and laquered
Anonymous No.95999575
>>95999520
Here are some cheap 10mm glass beads at Michaels. There's a 25% off coupon right now.
Anonymous No.95999583 >>95999609 >>95999615 >>95999636 >>95999638 >>95999640 >>95999641 >>95999702
Holy fuck, tau pathfinders finally broke me. I have spent the past few days liquidating all my hobbying materials and models. I have been doing this hobby for almost 12 years but a combination of price hike, nobody to play with, and storage issues has finally culminated in me leaving.

Thanks for all the advice and feedback, /wip/. It's been fun, but I am out of this hobby.
Anonymous No.95999609
>>95999583
good, we need more people filtered from this hobby anyway. you will not be missed
Anonymous No.95999615
>>95999583
/40kg/ is two doors to the right anon
also its a dice game based on random numbers you can play it alone if need be
Anonymous No.95999636
>>95999583
Good riddance
Anonymous No.95999638
>>95999583
Post models
Anonymous No.95999640
>>95999583
By Felicia.
Anonymous No.95999641
>>95999583
what exactly did Tau Pathfinders do to you?
Anonymous No.95999702
>>95999583
you missed the general
Anonymous No.95999772
lol lmao happy to see others leaving this already overcrowded
Anonymous No.95999911 >>95999939
>>95999559
Bro, just buy a bag of marbles.
Anonymous No.95999939
>>95999911
just working with what i have at hand in home, sure marbles could work why not
Anonymous No.95999945 >>96000275 >>96000498 >>96003053
Working on a little necrofella
Anonymous No.96000204 >>96000237
To the guy who was using ace hardware primer, have you tried their black yet? Wondering if it's good else I'm just getting the 15 dollar chaos black from a local place
Anonymous No.96000237 >>96000249
>>96000204
>To the guy who was using ace hardware primer, have you tried their black yet?
I bought it, but haven't used it. I normally like bright colours for my Blood Angels, so black primer doesn't really come into play ... even when we're talking about Death Company, because I used that other anon's recipe that involves using Black Legion Contrast Paint over Ace Hardware Light Grey Primer.
Anonymous No.96000249 >>96001060
>>96000237
>that other anon's recipe that involves using Black Legion Contrast Paint over Ace Hardware Light Grey Primer.
This one
Anonymous No.96000275
>>95999945
He cute
Anonymous No.96000292
>>95999408
Yeah he’s me I was obsessed and worried about agitators and rust and regret being so paranoid. That was a long time ago.
Anonymous No.96000423 >>96000475
Three guys with all base shades and before washes - let's hope these colors will work together in the end.
Anonymous No.96000475
>>96000423
They should work together. I’d lean towards using a more neutral color for the the base though so it doesn’t clash too much.
Anonymous No.96000498
>>95999945
Very cool, keep us posted.
Anonymous No.96000535 >>96000626
Taken me some time to get to this point, I need to touch them up a little but they are almost ready
Anonymous No.96000626 >>96001034
>>96000535
honestly if you really went backwards and instead of painting the trim you painted around it whitch in my mind is even bigger pain in the ass i applaud you anon
very nice
Anonymous No.96000635 >>96000686 >>96000738 >>96000932 >>96000963
It will never cease to impress me how incredible shit AP spray cans are.
Anonymous No.96000686 >>96001261
>>96000635
I'm glad I've never had the misfortune of using AP spray cans. Should I buy something nice to celebrate?
Anonymous No.96000738 >>96000750
>>96000635
i found one old can from my bottom drawer and tried 3 different nozzles with it to no avail, no wonder i buried it there
smelled really nice though if i have to say something remotely nice
Anonymous No.96000750
>>96000738
it's pure, unadulterated shit through and through. Literally scam tier garbage.
Anonymous No.96000932
>>96000635
I find the AP cans vary a lot in quality depending on the colour. I've had decent result with the red one but the yellow and metal ones have been terrible.
Anonymous No.96000963
>>96000635

I am surprised they still haven't redone those
Anonymous No.96001034
>>96000626
>if you really went backwards and instead of painting the trim you painted around it whitch in my mind is even bigger pain in the ass
that honestly looks way easier to me. look at the blue and occasional steel surfaces, there's way less complex bullshit to paint on most of it.
Anonymous No.96001060 >>96001309 >>96001331 >>96003354 >>96003487
>>95999059 (OP)
Basically done with the land raider. Kept it super simple and painless, mainly taking inspiration from the old metal land raider crusader box art, just a mean black box with a couple of transfers.

>>96000249
Hey, that's me kek

I did use some vallejo light grey rattlecan as a primer however, I don't know that ace brand

These days I'm also thinking about testing some brown primer for my marines
Anonymous No.96001186 >>96001227
Do you guys know if army painter Raven Black is equivalent to corvus black ? I need an air paint equivalent.
Anonymous No.96001227 >>96001322
>>96001186
is there really such a noticeable difference between crow hue raven black and matt black
Anonymous No.96001261 >>96001268
>>96000686
>Should I buy something nice to celebrate?
Yes, unless you can celebrate for free, in which case do so instead.
Anonymous No.96001268
>>96001261
Too late. I've made up my mind to buy some replacement airbrush needles for my airbrush.
Anonymous No.96001305 >>96001924
Air airbrush needles generally the same length across airbrush brands?
For instance would an Iwata 0.5mm airbrush needle be the same size and length as an 0.5mm Gaahleri airbrush needle?
Anonymous No.96001309 >>96001531
>>96001060
Weird seeing something this clean from you but it still looks very nice
Anonymous No.96001322 >>96001445
>>96001227
I dunno, is crow hue the same color as Corvus black ? This is my base paint, it doesn't have to be AP, any air will be fine
Anonymous No.96001331 >>96001531
>>96001060
>I did use some vallejo light grey rattlecan as a primer however, I don't know that ace brand
Right. I figured the I could substitute the Ace hardware paint (my local equivalent) in your recipe, and it didn't hurt that I got a good discount on it. As a proof-of-concept, I found that it worked well on Lemartes.
Anonymous No.96001353 >>96009238
got distracted from doing my glade guard and started on a highborn. lord of tirsyth's white ash groves
Anonymous No.96001445 >>96001515 >>96001543 >>96001693
>>96001322
i dunno either and we wondered that same thing at my lgs with the owner when citadel abaddon black was sold out
he basically said this is just stupid theyre all the same black and i tend to agree
Anonymous No.96001515 >>96001840
>>96001445
Corvus black doesn't look the same as abaddon black and if your eyes can't see the difference get them checked
Anonymous No.96001531
>>96001309
Yeah I went easy on it with the details

>>96001331
I see; you made the right call, brand doesn't really matter as long as the primer is nice and smooth, the black looks great.
Anonymous No.96001543 >>96001840 >>96001966 >>96003059 >>96003622
>>96001445
There's more than one way to make black
Anonymous No.96001690 >>96001840
Almost done. Haven't painted for a while because my hands were fucked up, so just said screw it to some of the details.
Anonymous No.96001693 >>96001840 >>96001960
>>96001445
I hate abaddon black so fucking much
Anonymous No.96001840
>>96001515
>>96001543
im sure someone somewhere might find some use for those specific hues of black
>>96001693
why
>>96001690
looking good even with a bum hand
Anonymous No.96001924
>>96001305
Is this true? I wanna save money here.
Anonymous No.96001960 >>96001971
>>96001693
it's crazy how GW managed to make the only bad black paint i've ever used
Anonymous No.96001966
>>96001543
phthalo green will never stop blowing my mind away with how absurdly beautiful it is
Anonymous No.96001971
>>96001960
I'm still mad.
Anonymous No.96002016
>not only AP rattle cans suck in every way imaginable
>but also now, when the paint dried, you can literally swipe it away with a dry brush
I will never buy a single thing from this garbage ass faggot company again.
Anonymous No.96002019 >>96003354 >>96015862
>>95999059 (OP)
Nearly got these lads done, few more things then transfers

Still got around 1.4k points to paint before august
Anonymous No.96002025 >>96002087 >>96002101
Would sand from a beach with reasonably coarse sand work as a basing mix?
Anonymous No.96002087 >>96002186
>>96002025
that's a perfect mix really. pretty much what I use
Anonymous No.96002101 >>96002186
>>96002025
playground sand best sand
Anonymous No.96002186 >>96002223 >>96013250
>>96002087
>>96002101
Sweet, I'll grab some next time I'm there. After that I have to dry it, heat it up in the oven for an hour or so and I'm good to go, right?
Anonymous No.96002213 >>96002219 >>96002250
Freebota stealth stompa
Still missing rust and metal details plus some cleanup and the grot crew
whadayya think?
Anonymous No.96002219 >>96002250
>>96002213
Anonymous No.96002223
>>96002186
get the grit you want and yes you can oven it if you want
some anons swear they have gotten bugs from bringing sand inside and it would be brought up eventually
ovening removes the moisture too so 2 birds with one stone
Anonymous No.96002250
>>96002213
>>96002219
little grime and wear and tear here and there and its great but that bone color on armor plates does not work imho
Anonymous No.96002750 >>96003354
On holidays but found a lotr trivial persuit game that had beautiful pewter minis. i need to add more higlights and fix the face and some minor details. i want to get better, gotta keep being shit until then
Anonymous No.96003053 >>96007157
>>95999945
Based Necrobuddy alliance. Oh wait, that's a fucking cultist head and the beard and hat are completely hand made. That's really impressive. So you're using the cultist head to basically make like a Sorting Hat for him?
Anonymous No.96003059 >>96003202
>>96001543
far left is almost erotic
Anonymous No.96003202 >>96004469
>>96003059
What do you see?
Anonymous No.96003354 >>96016269
Done, only the base left.

>>96002750
Nice gandalf
>>96002019
Love the gold and purple combo
>>96001060
Very nice work. Impressive
Anonymous No.96003487 >>96016269
>>96001060
wow that looks great! seeing stuff like that really keeps me hungry to keep learning and practicing and generally getting better. I'm constantly amazed by how content with mediocrity so many people are when it comes to their work. The constructive criticism and lack of faggotry in these threads in refreshing.
Anonymous No.96003622 >>96009435
>>96001543
Hobby blacks are all going to be PBK7 and you know that.
Anonymous No.96003834 >>96004449
My dumbass kitbash idea made this take forever, but Im happy with how they turned out. I can always go back and weather them more but after working on these for a month straight I need to do something other than batch painting.

No one fucking likes batch painting but we all trick ourselves into doing it. Ever wonder why?
Anonymous No.96004449
>>96003834
but i do like batch painting
i also like your little robots
Anonymous No.96004469 >>96004481
>>96003202
a beautiful shade, gradient, and texture. It vaguely resembles a woman holding up her black hair and facing right in her green dress. She is either sitting down or is poking her ass out.

But mostly it's just a gorgeous shade of green.
Anonymous No.96004481
>>96004469
Hey yeah I can see a woman now as well. She's facing away and looking to the right.
Anonymous No.96004494
uuooh vague shape color blotch erotic ToT
Anonymous No.96004498 >>96004502 >>96004514
My ongoing project.
Anonymous No.96004502 >>96004508 >>96004513 >>96004514
>>96004498
is she flipping abaddon off
Anonymous No.96004508 >>96004514
>>96004502
takes some serious pride to tell mecha super satan to go fuck himself inside car sized demon claymore distance.
Anonymous No.96004513 >>96004518
>>96004502
Holding a knife and defending something really really important from Abaddon.
Anonymous No.96004514
>>96004508
>>96004502
>>96004498
Anonymous No.96004518 >>96004534
>>96004513
Well that's an unfortunate angle.

Looks more like he lost his balance screaming in fear and is about to fall on his ass while "protecting" an ammo can.
Anonymous No.96004534
>>96004518
That's intentional, she's supposed to be in a defending, fleeing stance. Guess I should add some morge badges to the chest to make it look more important.
Anonymous No.96004560
Has anyone tried that salt chipping method with 40k miniatures? Does it work? I have a PBC I've been wanting to work on lately and I want to really push the chipping a bit harder.
Anonymous No.96004596 >>96004641 >>96004644 >>96004859 >>96006502
Two questions Wip-bros

Can somebody a suggest another color similar to but different from Rhinox hide preferably made by AP or AK interactive? I don't like the curretn Vallejo charred brown that I've been using. Or is rhinox hide simply the best?


And second, I rarely see painting for seraphon that doesn't involve contrast paints. I'm kind of a brainlet in this regard so I need to see somebody do something before I can try to do it myself.

So does anyone have their own style or methodology for Seraphon? Cause I'm planning on painting a Skink starpriest and I'd like him to look extra cool beyond the contrast method mostly used on common saurus and skinks. And tips for painting/drybrushing the stone altar would also be appreciated.


>>95998975
looks v good. what color will the eyes be? you gonna go pink or yellow with the tongue highlight?
Anonymous No.96004641
>>96004596
>So does anyone have their own style or methodology for Seraphon?
Question too broad, brain overloaded, here's some nice color schemes.
Anonymous No.96004644
>>96004596
I'm undecided on the eyes. My instincts say red, but maybe black would work. Maybe something else close to red like orange or yellow. I'm thinking pink for the tongue and gums. Like that cheek pocket he has that's red at the moment will definitely be pink, so the tongue should probably follow that.
Anonymous No.96004856 >>96004865 >>96004971 >>96004981 >>96005637
>35C outside, 27C inside, 27% air humidity in the room
>paint dries on brush during the work

I hate when this happens. Anyone have some home-made solutions for that problem?
Anonymous No.96004859
>>96004596
>Can somebody a suggest another color similar to but different from Rhinox hide preferably made by AP or AK interactive?
Get Stahly's tool, all of them are in the previous thread.
Anonymous No.96004865 >>96005619
>>96004856
AC. You can buy portable ones on Amazon.
Anonymous No.96004971
>>96004856
retarder?
Anonymous No.96004981
>>96004856
retard?
Anonymous No.96004985 >>96005056 >>96006556 >>96011273
Getting a vortex mixer was such a good investment, using it for technical paints, especially shaders, and it really feels like I'm using those the way they're supposed to be now.
Shaking them by hand like an asshole for ages doesn't hold as good a result.
Anonymous No.96005032 >>96005646
Almost done.
Anonymous No.96005056
>>96004985
Agreed. Especially when you get a decent one not one of the low powered cheap ones.
You're actually using the paints as they were intended and you can really compare how paints behave by keeping at least one of the many variables constant.
Anonymous No.96005194 >>96005311 >>96005404
Anyone have experience with Vallejo's Xpress color? I read somewhere they don't apply well over regular acrylic paint and can only apply to pure primer.
Is that true?
Anonymous No.96005311 >>96005728
>>96005194
>I read somewhere they don't apply well over regular acrylic paint and can only apply to pure primer.
That's an absolute nonsense. I have about fifteen of them and they all work fine.
Anonymous No.96005404 >>96005728
>>96005194
Nah, the work great over acrylic. I use them to increase saturation via the airbrush while I don’t buy proper inks.
Anonymous No.96005619
>>96004865
>dry out the room even faster
smart
Anonymous No.96005637
>>96004856
You know how you can buy dehumidifiers to stop moisture and mould? They also make humidifiers for dry climates. Get one of those.
Anonymous No.96005646 >>96006379 >>96011536
>>96005032
people are so fixated on the shiny new detailed sculpts but the old n64-tier blocky fantasy models have so much more charm.
Anonymous No.96005728
>>96005311
>>96005404
Thanks, I'll give them a shot. So far their regular acrylics have been really good.
Anonymous No.96005736
I trust you anons' eye for this
I want to swap out the torso on the palanite enforcer kit, and was considering the arbites torso. Knowing GW the older enforcer kit is going to have chunkier limbs and shorter legs. Do you think it would work?
Pic is the best comparison I could find
Anonymous No.96006379 >>96011536
>>96005646
They really don't. Not even for army painters.
Anonymous No.96006401
Working on a halfling goat rider using the chrome steel / diluted black ink method here.
Anonymous No.96006427
Here's another I worked up. Been working on a truescale fantasy project for a setting I'm working up where the halflings are the most powerful force in the setting through some fairly clever (I think) moves on their part as mostly farmers who live in "hobbit hole" style dwellings. sort of a faux-renaissance late medieval thing going on. I often find the work of the sculptors of the minis helps tell some of those stories, I take inspiration from them while painting them up. These guys are from footsore miniatures. Pretty unique in that they are truescale which is quite uncommon for halflings as far as my research goes.
Anonymous No.96006441
Another angle of the fusilier. The sculpts themselves are obviouwly done up with a lot of inspiration taken from Landsknecht and tercio styled 16th century formations and troops.
Anonymous No.96006502 >>96006564 >>96006704
>>96004596
>Rhinox Hide
Duncan's range has Cuirass Leather which is very nice. It's runny but covers really well and the shade is beautiful imo
>Seraphon
These lizards lend themselves really well to contrasts but it's not like you HAVE to use them. You can just do the standard base-wash-drybrush on dudes that have scales and just regular layering on stuff like Skinks. On this here dude I started from temple guard blue and worked up to baharroth blue for highlights and down to stegadon scale green for shadows. Grey stone is pretty straightforward as well, basecoat with medium grey, put a black wash/thinned down black paint into the recesses and drybrush with brighter greys of your choice. Starseer is a really nice kit btw, I had a lot of fun painting it and I'm sure you will too.
Anonymous No.96006556 >>96006580 >>96006617
>>96004985
Why not just fashion a clamp for pots that you can put in your powerdrill?
Anonymous No.96006564 >>96006661
>>96006502
NTA, but do you have some experience with painting/shading lizards with oil washes? They seem like a prime target for it.
Anonymous No.96006580 >>96006616 >>96007212
>>96006556
A tiny vortex that lives permanently on your desk is much more convenient than having to get the power drill out. The vortex takes seconds to use, you don't need to secure the bottle so it doesn't fly all around, the vortexing allows the paint to mix together neatly and on top of that it even looks neat.
I don't really see the downside to using a vortex. Why wouldn't you just use one?
Anonymous No.96006616 >>96006855
>>96006580
I don't know, tapping the pot to a power drill just sounds more convenient and safer than whatever you fags are talking about.
Anonymous No.96006617 >>96007212 >>96007503
>>96006556
Anonymous No.96006661 >>96006704 >>96006717
>>96006564
I don't, unfortunately. I definitely see how they could work really well for lizards, though. I will give oil washes a go eventually, I've only tried some enamels so far and I really enjoy working with them.
Anonymous No.96006704 >>96007345
>>96006661
>>96006502
Damn that's some gorgeous paintjob
Anonymous No.96006717 >>96007345
>>96006661
Do you use an airbrush? How long do you spend per model or batch of models?
Anonymous No.96006724 >>96006855 >>96007025
How do you guys keep yourselves from an heroing while batch painting?
Currently chugging my way through the Horus Heresy on audio book.
Anonymous No.96006855
>>96006724
I like painting. Dunno why you would do it if you don't enjoy it.

>>96006616
Fucking retard
Anonymous No.96007025
>>96006724
don't ever batch paint.
Anonymous No.96007039
Felt like I had to add another spot of colour to the weapons and different tufts for the bases.
Anonymous No.96007157
>>96003053
I quite like that dagger + gem

Yea, his head is from the frost grave barbarian sprue with the top shaved down, a disc of green stuff glued on top of that, and then a cultist head glued on top of that. I plan to paint some snaggle teeth on the brim to give him a silly funny face hat
Anonymous No.96007167 >>96010797
>>95999103

Update, nearly done.
Anonymous No.96007212
>>96006580
The power drill is always at hand? I don't see how a mans tools can be so "away" that "getting them out" is a hassle.
>>96006617
This is also fine.

Just don't see the need to buy a dedicated tool for something my general purpose tools already cover.
Anonymous No.96007216 >>96007291 >>96007414
What size of magnets do I get to magnetize my minis?
Anonymous No.96007291
>>96007216
Citadel bases are about 2mm high
I use 10 x 2mm neodymium magnets in bulk off amazon
Anonymous No.96007345
>>96006704
Thank you anon! I personally think that vibrant colors are the way to go with these guys
>>96006717
Yeah I use an airbrush for basecoats where possible and some initial transitions if need be. I always take it one mini at a time, can't exactly tell you how long exactly it took for 1 Saurus desu. Including airbrushing ~10 hours maybe? When painting more detailed minis I spend probably 15-20 on one model.
Anonymous No.96007414
>>96007216
I use 6x1mm for 20mm-32mm bases
Anything bigger I start to double up
Anonymous No.96007472 >>96008149
Three guys from yesterday done. Official colors had jackets in orange with yellow but since they are named Firefly and in fluff are demolition experts, they MUST have green jackets.

Still have 7 guys to paint but I start to feel like forcing myself to finish, especially since I have paid vacation right now. Anyone had that problem before?
Anonymous No.96007503
>>96006617
Now that is a blast from the past.
I think this is the video that inspired it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7jwhy7neaI

I actually learned to just use my hands and arms until they wear out. Then I'll consider getting a proper paint mixer.
Anonymous No.96007904 >>96007926
I am planning to revisit some old minis where I left some gaps unfilled. Is it a bad idea to just paint right on top of the greenstuff once it’s dry? Is there some kind of paint on primer I can use? I don’t want to reprime and repaint every mini, just correct some past sloppiness
Anonymous No.96007926 >>96008061
>>96007904
get some bottled primer, useful thing to have. Generally meant for airbrush application, but also works quite well for patch ups like that
Anonymous No.96008061 >>96008839 >>96009480
>>96007926
are you supposed to thin brush on primer when applying? or just moist brush? bought a small bottle a while back but have been hesitant to actually use it on anything
Anonymous No.96008080 >>96008367
Trying to decide which of these should be the war wolf for my trench crusade heretics. I think the bestairum sculpt on the right may look better with paint, it's a little unreadable/spaghetti in the grey.
Anonymous No.96008149 >>96008875
>>96007472
I "forced" myself to paint a large (14) batch minis a while back and it burned me out for a month or two, so wouldn't suggest it. (Didn't help that the minis in question had a lot of trim and repetitive detail).
Anonymous No.96008367 >>96009034
>>96008080
Paint, then decide. Or alternate.
Anonymous No.96008615 >>96008622 >>96008683
Done. Now the necron army
Anonymous No.96008622
>>96008615
Anonymous No.96008683
>>96008615
Not big on stormcast but these dudes turned out pretty good
Anonymous No.96008711 >>96008809 >>96008819 >>96013278 >>96013635
I've searched far and wide for an acrylic paint that truly looks like Phthalo Green and I swear I've never found it
Anonymous No.96008809
>>96008711
Is that a giant tin of fun dip powder?
Anonymous No.96008819 >>96011419
>>96008711

Kimera Colors

Pthalo Green - KK-10
Anonymous No.96008839
>>96008061
I don’t use vallejo primer, but the brush-on primer I own definitely needs to be thinned down quite a bit.
Anonymous No.96008875 >>96009150
>>96008149
>(Didn't help that the minis in question had a lot of trim and repetitive detail).
Thousand sons?
Anonymous No.96009032 >>96009078
Been picking over my local Boyes shops for their remaining old style Vallejo Model Colours. Also got a weird bottle with a long neck.

Need a VGC Goblin Green too but only seeing the new ones
Anonymous No.96009034 >>96009409
>>96008367
No, but close! Mezgike Dredge marines
Anonymous No.96009078 >>96011630 >>96013291
>>96009032
So what I meant to say was, any essential Vallejo Model Colours for you lads?

Your Cavalry Brown or Amaranth Red that you love
Anonymous No.96009150 >>96009174 >>96014269
>>96008875
nta
I have painted probably close to 100 TSons
I am so done with trim that I will be paying people to paint any more TSons I could need. I just can't do it anymore
Anonymous No.96009174
>>96009150
sounds about right
Anonymous No.96009193 >>96009229 >>96009289
Oil wash continues to elude me, my white armour stains too much when i do.
Anonymous No.96009229 >>96012105
>>96009193
A little mineral spirit in a makeup sponge should clean it up, you can stop too much wicking by letting the oil cure a bit before cleaning up what you don't want
Anonymous No.96009238 >>96009807 >>96011748
>>96001353
uhhhhhhh elf? elf?
Anonymous No.96009289 >>96012105
>>96009193
A smoother surface stains less, so slapping on a varnish that pushes things towards gloss will usually help reduce it.
Anonymous No.96009409 >>96009630
>>96009034
What’s that dropper bottle behind the army painter metal paint full of?
Marine juice?
Anonymous No.96009435
>>96003622
Wrong as usual!
Anonymous No.96009480
>>96008061
Vallejo Primers don't need to be thinned for brush, at least the grey and black ones anyway.
I use them off a wet pallet, so I guess you would use a very wet brush if you were applying them straight out of the bottle. They dry nice and tight, and are one of the most durable non-spray can primers. Satin finish though.
Anonymous No.96009630 >>96010184 >>96010254
>>96009409
Yep, though I've only used it a little and haven't been super impressed with it.
Anonymous No.96009807
>>96009238
I love the old wfb wood elf stuff, nice job. Autumn is the patricians choice of seasonal scheme too
Anonymous No.96010139 >>96011074
>paint these 10 minis in the exact same way you've done before
>stfu liberal that sounds boring
>paint this one unique model and make up a color scheme on the fly
>yes of course random box of minis all glory to creativity
I need to be better disciplined or something otherwise 90% of what i own will never be painted
Anonymous No.96010184 >>96010260 >>96011591
>>96009630
I think there is a bit β€œskill” involved in properly handing washes and applying them. Lord knows I haven’t mastered it yet. I’ve made the reikland fleshshade dark tone and lahmian medium version and I swear I think I’m using it wrong. Somehow. I know washes just get slapped on and watch out for excess pooling but even then I feel like I fail at that.
Anonymous No.96010254 >>96010271
>>96009630
Which version of it?
Anonymous No.96010260 >>96010283
>>96010184
To clarify my comment: the properties of the marine juice are approximately equivalent to the constituent parts, it just doesn't feel like a huge upgrade given the cost.
Anonymous No.96010271 >>96010300
>>96010254
"Marine juice remixed" by Sonic Sledgehammer, yt vid jDOkiEcNcik
Anonymous No.96010283
>>96010260
Fair enough anon. Thank you.
Anonymous No.96010300
>>96010271
Thanks! The new one he made is armypainter warm skin shade dark tone and speedpaint medium.
I guess the anti-citadel autists might like it.
He mixes a lot of speedpaint medium into his washes. What is speedpaint/contrast medium mostly made up with?
Anonymous No.96010396 >>96010427
>>95999226
Got a link for those caps?
Anonymous No.96010427 >>96010567
>>96010396
I bought them at.
https://www.amazon.ca/PATIKIL-Squeeze-Replacement-Dispensing-Bottles/dp/B0CFF1FCP3?th=1
There's a German reviewer who even mentions ProAcryl.

There's also >>95975476
Anonymous No.96010545
Progress on my first rank of greatswords. Coming along slowly but trying not to burn myself out.
Anonymous No.96010567
>>96010427
Much appreciated. May your layers be smooth.
Anonymous No.96010797 >>96011426
>>96007167
Are these prints?
Anonymous No.96011074
>>96010139
I'm you from the future, we don't change.
Anonymous No.96011273 >>96011305 >>96011412 >>96011692
>>96004985
Prefer this style
Anonymous No.96011305 >>96011312 >>96011429
>>96011273
imagine how that must feel on your dick
Anonymous No.96011312
>>96011305
Don't have to
Anonymous No.96011412
>>96011273
But this thing is so expensive though
Anonymous No.96011419 >>96011463
>>96008819
These seem really hard to find, none of the shops I usually check run them.
Anonymous No.96011426
>>96010797

Yes. Did not print them myself though.
Anonymous No.96011429
>>96011305
wtf, I tried this and it twisted my dick off???!?!?
Anonymous No.96011463
>>96011419
>These seem really hard to find, none of the shops I usually check run them.
https://www.dickblick.com/products/holbein-heavy-body-artist-acrylics/?Item=01656-7806
A bottle of this and a couple bottles of medium will do you for the rest of your life. or you could go for a "soft body" like
https://www.dickblick.com/products/liquitex-professional-soft-body-acrylics/?Item=00616-7063
Need less thinning and they're more controllable, but more expensive per ounce of properly-thinned paint. Either way you need the paint to be a little thicker than usual to get the proper dark green tone, but you can definitely get it on miniatures. Pic related, even if it isn't my best work.
Anonymous No.96011536 >>96011606
>>96005646
>>96006379
Finished now
Anonymous No.96011591
>>96010184
>I think there is a bit β€œskill” involved in properly handing washes and applying them.
What are things to remember besides watching out for pooling when applying washes?
Anonymous No.96011606
>>96011536
Nice monkeys.
Anonymous No.96011630
>>96009078
Deck tan, burnt umber, Iraqi sand, ivory, sunny skin tone. I also really like Old wood from the new Model Colour range (I think it's a Panzer Aces colour that got ported over).
Anonymous No.96011678 >>96011699 >>96011704 >>96011750
Figured this was probably the best place to ask - haven't painted in decades due to shakey hands from health problems ruining my motivation, recently had things improve so was thinking about giving it a go again.
Last time I painted there were Β£100 complete paint sets from games workshop and arguments over vallejo.

Feel completely out of the loop and out of my depth, are there any recommended ranges and sets these days for someone wanting to get a bulky range since I'll be starting from scratch again?
Anonymous No.96011692
>>96011273
But having your hand vibrate with the pot is fun
Anonymous No.96011699 >>96011726 >>96011727 >>96011747
>>96011678
Vallejo did a reformulation, and so it is VERY and I mean VERY easy to leave unpopped bubble marks when the paint dries.
So I recommend AK Interactive that basically are close enough to Vallejo paints.

>haven't painted in decades due to shakey hands from health problems ruining my motivation
This video should help you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqp76vAJu9g
Get some poster tack and painting handles. Since you mention health problems you might have some bill containers lying around. They can be pretty good painting handles with poster tack. Also known as sticky tack.

Just remember to remove the sticker labeling on the pill bottles so that you don't accidentally show your address here if you want to show off your work here for criticism and critique.
Anonymous No.96011704 >>96011747
>>96011678
Brands that are much cheaper than Citadel for material: Army Painter, Vallejo, AK
Ways to get minis for cheap: second-hand (ebay, facebook mp, local options like vinted), chink recasts (war-tabl is top quality)
Video about painting with shaky hands: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqp76vAJu9g
Anonymous No.96011726 >>96011731
>>96011699
>Vallejo did a reformulation, and so it is VERY and I mean VERY easy to leave unpopped bubble marks when the paint dries.
Huh is that what that is. I just thought it was a skill issue with my mixing and thinning. The bubbles get really annoying unless you go really slowly. That's annoying, I've got a whole collection of Vallejo paints built up now.
Anonymous No.96011727 >>96011731
>>96011699
>VERY and I mean VERY easy to leave unpopped bubble marks when the paint dries
It's not that bad honestly, you just need to apply it smoothly and not slap on too much paint on at once. It's still fucking annoying though so there's no reason to get Vallejo over other brands.
Anonymous No.96011731
>>96011726
>>96011727
I've had this issue with both AK and vallejo, but not with AP.
However I don't like how thin AP paints are.
Anonymous No.96011747
>>96011699
>>96011704
Thanks, hands aren't perfect but less of an issue these days, hence why I'm trying to get back into painting. Mostly just lost when it comes to what paint range to look into since despite being willing to let Citidel gouge me with their daft prices they no longer seem to sell a bulk supply of their paint range and having to pick through it when even the names have all changed seems a chore if there are decent alternatives.

Will check out the recommendations later today when I'm free - much appreciated.
Anonymous No.96011748
>>96009238
glade guard to go with. Will polish them off and start the front row tomorrow
Anonymous No.96011750
>>96011678
The army painter warpaints fanatic paints I've bought recently are way better than all the stuff I was getting ~5 years ago (mostly vallejo and scale 75) Great consistentcy and coverage.
Anonymous No.96011849 >>96011957 >>96012045
ordered a knockoff H&S from Temu for $20 will report back in a week or so on if its any improvement over the usual Chinesium builds
Anonymous No.96011886 >>96011908 >>96012179
You have made a deodorant tank, right?
Anonymous No.96011908
>>96011886
i think mine has decorated some landfill somewhere for a better part of 20 years by now
Anonymous No.96011957 >>96012036 >>96012045
>>96011849
It's quite literally like every other chinesium from the same factory
Anonymous No.96011979 >>96011991
Took me way too long to find the axe blade in my bits for this exo-armour squat.
Anonymous No.96011991 >>96012010
>>96011979
This is the first ever "multi-material made conversion" that I ever looked at went: "Woah that looks incredible even when unpainted!"
How long until we can expect it to get painted? Would love to see the finished model.
Anonymous No.96012010
>>96011991
>How long until we can expect it to get painted?
To quote JFK: "...before this decade is out..."
Still need to get some bits to finish off his buddies, then paint them together.
Anonymous No.96012036
>>96011957
the nozzle, needle, valves etc are likely from same factory but its a different build and cup setup from my current one. maybe their shitty fault tolerance RNG rolls in my favor for once
Anonymous No.96012045 >>96012106 >>96012334
>>96011849
>>96011957
Wait a minute you mean to tell me this is not the exact same airbrush H&S makes only 100 times cheaper? How is this possible?
Anonymous No.96012073 >>96012090 >>96012095 >>96012811
>>95999059 (OP)
Continuing work on my pirates. It's going to take a while.
Anonymous No.96012090
>>96012073
Holy shit that's good.
Anonymous No.96012095
>>96012073
wow man your brush work on the coat of the older homosexual is amazing.
Anonymous No.96012105
>>96009229
>>96009289
I am using all the tricks, except for varnishing before, I think I just gotta bit the sour apple and gloss varnish before oil washing as I dont have the tools for a smooth surface atm, only cans and its too hot for not chunky.
Anonymous No.96012106 >>96012162
>>96012045
(you)

Use non-chinese one and you'll notice a huge difference in everything from build quality to atomization. At least I did and I'm glad I graduated from a cheap one.

If all you're doing is priming then sure use a cheap one.
Anonymous No.96012162 >>96012170
>>96012106
I was just joking anon. Making fun of the sperg that sometimes comes in this general and tells everyone to buy everything from chinks since he thinks it's the exact same shit
Anonymous No.96012170
>>96012162
kekaroo
Anonymous No.96012179 >>96012697
>>96011886
My deodorant tank was in this month's Wargames Illustrated magazine :)
Anonymous No.96012334
>>96012045
imagine being the same exact airbrush only 100 times cheaper, when you can get it 1000 times cheaper from Craft Chong Market.
Anonymous No.96012404 >>96012630 >>96013133
Anybody ever use the dip method of washing? How'd it work out?
Anonymous No.96012630
>>96012404
Surprisingly well. Just dip and then dab away the excess. Not recommended for super detailed paint jobs, but pairing that with speed paints knocks out like 30 minis in a day.
Anonymous No.96012697
>>96012179
Nice job anon
Anonymous No.96012811 >>96013027
>>96012073
I think his right pupil, left in pic, is a bit too far over maybe but maybe it's just the picture.
But looks like a really nice start.
I've got some other busts to paint but this one is definitely on my list. I've always liked Treasure Island. I was thinking of painting the black spot though instead of a map.
Anonymous No.96013027 >>96013068 >>96013132 >>96013901
>>96012811
I'm just trying to figure out what busts have to do with /tg/. Aren't those video game characters too?
Anonymous No.96013038 >>96013404
my current Hundred Year War army
Anonymous No.96013068 >>96013111
>>96013027
I don't think Treasure Island needs an explanation. If it does I feel sorry for you.
Anonymous No.96013111
>>96013068
/lit/, /vg/, same difference. Not /tg/.
Anonymous No.96013132 >>96013260
>>96013027
/wip/ is essentially a painting thread, stop being an ass
Anonymous No.96013133
>>96012404
I just use a giant brush to wash the mini quickly, which is arguably the same method.
Anonymous No.96013250
>>96002186
No, you most certainly don't have to, I've never done it and had never heard about it for 30+ years
Anonymous No.96013260 >>96013266 >>96013325 >>96013397 >>96013449
>>96013132
/tg/ is a gaming board.
Anonymous No.96013266
>>96013260
then go play with yourself son
Anonymous No.96013278
>>96008711
Literally every art store will stick a few brands of artists acrylics of that exact colour
Anonymous No.96013291
>>96009078
Did you really buy GW pva glue?
Anonymous No.96013325
>>96013260
By your logic /wip/ doesn't belong here in the first place but fortunately you're not the one deciding that
Anonymous No.96013397 >>96013652
>>96013260
You do know there's a function to report posts, right? If you think something doesn't belong, report it. Then we'll see who's right and who's wrong. Bitching about it doesn't do anything.
Anonymous No.96013404 >>96013538 >>96013570
>>96013038
Are you done pretending it's an empire army in wfg?
Anonymous No.96013449 >>96013458
>>96013260
Does not mean that /wip/ is not painting thread. Holy shit, it's almost as pointless "discussion" as local sperg that try to argue that plastic girls model kits does not belong to mecha musimy thread on /toy/ or another shitposter spergs that tried to "sheriff" /m/ because they didn't like said plastic girls in gunpla/plamo thread, calling them "trans" (in case anyone would wonder - they made these threads unusable for quite long until people got pissed off enough to attract mods attention).

So instead of bitching about some painting scale models/busts/whatever do what this thread exist for - post your work, discuss techniques and so on. No shitposting. Thank you.
Anonymous No.96013458
>>96013449
*mecha musume
Anonymous No.96013538
>>96013404
Are you done being an obnoxious asshole? Go back to your dedicated warhammer containment thread, nobody wants you here
Anonymous No.96013570 >>96013599
>>96013404
Lol, I dont remember doing that.

I think I posted part of it in the GW specialty thread a while ago thinking about using part of it for a warband for mordheim. Though I dont think I claimed it to be empire. In fact, it seems right in the middle period wise between bretonian 13th-early 14th century stuff and late 15th-early 16th empire stuff.

Maybe a boarder prince retinue under the obscure prince henry the V
Anonymous No.96013599 >>96013637
>>96013570
I may have had you mixed up with a guy who kept posting Perry historical minis on round bases and pretending it was an empire army.
Anonymous No.96013635
>>96008711
dude just buy an art store acrylic like golden soflat/fluid acrylic.
Anonymous No.96013637
>>96013599
thats weird.

Ive put them on circles so I can do skirmish games too. Ive used them for Rangers of shadow deep, and I would like to try others like the Baron's war and the aforementioned mordheim.

but yah, they look nothing like empire troops. I think perry has some war of the roses/late 1400s models that could possibly be passible. the european infantrfy and foot knights look pretty sweet.
Anonymous No.96013652 >>96013717
>>96013397
>jannies adhere to the rules
Holy newfaggotry!
Anonymous No.96013717 >>96013749
>>96013652
I want you to show the thought process on how you came to this conclusion based on what I wrote.
Anonymous No.96013749 >>96013849
>>96013717
If you don't see it, you're actually, literally retarded.
Anonymous No.96013849 >>96013943
>>96013749
Apology accepted.
Anonymous No.96013851 >>96013875 >>96014016
Opening up a kit I bought myself to give miniatures a go and it looks like one of the included paints was packaged ajar. Why does blue paint leave a dookie stain?
Anonymous No.96013875
>>96013851
GW pots sometimes simply shit themselves. They can't stand the shame of existing, being the worst paint pots in the history of mankind.
Anonymous No.96013901 >>96013919 >>96013948
>>96013027
Busts are even worse than Infinity slop which is saying something.
Anonymous No.96013919 >>96013952 >>96014131 >>96014152
>>96013901
trying too hard, samefag-kun
Anonymous No.96013943
>>96013849
Egotistical delusions are a common expression in intellectually inferior persons as a coping mechanism.
Anonymous No.96013948 >>96013952 >>96014131
>>96013901
They serve no purpose, /wip/, being in /tg/, is for game pieces.
Anonymous No.96013952 >>96013990
>>96013948
>>96013919
Anonymous No.96013990
>>96013952
Just because you have schizophrenic multiple personalities doesn't mean they do.
Anonymous No.96014016 >>96014048
>>96013851
It's a pot not ajar
Anonymous No.96014048 >>96014084
>>96014016
It's a bottle.
Anonymous No.96014084
>>96014048
That's what she said.
Anonymous No.96014131 >>96014152
>>96013919
>>96013948
Infinity minis and busts look like garbage. They don't belong anywhere.
Anonymous No.96014152
>>96014131
>>96013919
Anonymous No.96014180 >>96014662
>Brother Furio, Chaplain of the Blood Angels, considers the strategic value of the Diarrhea Planet
Interestingly enough, "Diarrhea Planet" is the name of a punk band from Nashville.
Anonymous No.96014269 >>96014302 >>96014439
>>96009150
Why so many? It’s an elite army.
Anonymous No.96014302 >>96018391
>>96014269
>Why so many?
Are we all not cursed thusly?
Anonymous No.96014333 >>96014339 >>96016501 >>96016509
I printed this cute looking hellhound proxy and used the nice weather to prime it.
Anonymous No.96014339 >>96014430
>>96014333
Very tidy print. Where's the stls from?
Anonymous No.96014395 >>96014416
I have some foliage clumps I need to stick on a tree. I have classic white glue and modge podge, I've seen both of them used for this but which is better?
Anonymous No.96014416
>>96014395
Mod Podge is just white glue mixed with a bit of varnish, they'll both do the same job, one might just end up shinier than the other afterwards
Anonymous No.96014430
>>96014339
Its from Grim Prints
Anonymous No.96014439
>>96014269
I use them in HH too
For 30k I've done
20 Khenetai (pic)
20 Scarab
10 Support Squad guys (I stopped this for Line units)
Many characters
A lot of kitbashing using just the torsos/legs for a bit of bling

For 40k (Which I've sense sold because I just use the HH models)
I did 10 Scarab
20-30ish Rubrics
Characters
Anonymous No.96014558 >>96014611 >>96014612 >>96014747 >>96014826
>bought some kdm pinups
>assembled a couple
>tfw too scared to actually paint them
I want them to look as good as possible but that just makes it feel too daunting of a task
Anonymous No.96014611 >>96014846
>>96014558
You'll never fuck them up if you don't paint them. Alternately you'll never get any better if you don't try
Anonymous No.96014612 >>96014826 >>96014846
>>96014558
get a cheap Reaper mini with a lot of exposed skin and practice
Anonymous No.96014662
>>96014180
had some good tunes, unfortunate name
dig the dirtiness you achieved on the parchment and skull
Anonymous No.96014747 >>96014846
>>96014558
If you fuck up, you can always strip and try again. Come on, I also felt scared when I tried painting 75mm half-naked archer lady but it was precisely why I picked half-naked one - to face extensive skin painting.

Had little breakdown too but /wip/ was helpful as always.
Anonymous No.96014826
>>96014558
>>96014612
This. Paint some shit minis, build confidence, get your recipie right, paint your kdm waifus. You can do it and it's easier than you think.
Anonymous No.96014846
>>96014611
>>96014747
yeah, I know I can just strip and start again if I'm dissatisfied with the result but the feeling of having to redo everything will be soul crushing
But will have to try anyways once I'm done with the current project, I won't learn how to paint skin if I never attempt it

>>96014612
in hindsight I should've done something like this and got something to practice on first but at this point might as well go off the deep end and learn on some of the pinups I like less than the others
Anonymous No.96015099 >>96015495
gandalf is complete. onto basing. please someone gibe advice on applying flocking. i have an aplicator, a tiny mesh sive, how badly will i fuck up?
>inb4 drill the barrels
fuck off im lazy
Anonymous No.96015495 >>96015527 >>96015663 >>96015675 >>96015779
>>96015099
For me, I apply white glue where I want the flocking. Then I dip the base into it. After that, I just give the mini a couple of taps so the excess falls off.

Necron coming through !
Anonymous No.96015527 >>96015750
>>96015495
Necrons awakening ankle deep in faeces on New New Delhi Colony and reminding us all why they hate biologicals.
Anonymous No.96015663
>>96015495
im happy with the results. thank you
Anonymous No.96015675 >>96016072
>>96015495
cricket sure has changed in the year 40k
Anonymous No.96015750
>>96015527
The base is really not done yet !

Thank your sirs.
Anonymous No.96015779 >>96015802
>>96015495
Was this a spray? What colour/brand?
Anonymous No.96015802 >>96015805
>>96015779
Airbrush from temu + gun metal from army painter
Anonymous No.96015805 >>96015840
>>96015802
Was it you who posted about the $20 temu airbrush recently on /tg/?
How'd that go?
Anonymous No.96015840 >>96015871 >>96016091
>>96015805
Honestly, it’s not great. but for $20, it does the job for base coats. I’ll upgrade once I’ve got more experience.
Anonymous No.96015862
>>96002019
Finished 4 lads with shields , onto the icon lad now
Anonymous No.96015871
>>96015840
I have a similar airbrush and find the motor to be pretty underpowered. I do like that it's portable though
Anonymous No.96015926 >>96016193 >>96017125
i hope the wash doesnt turn out too bad. a coat of varnish in the morning and im done
Anonymous No.96016060 >>96016187 >>96016269
My knight is coming along. I got the gold on the head exactly how I wanted it. I'm gonna start the armor panels tomorrow I really want to see how they come out.
Anonymous No.96016072
>>96015675
The howzat dynasty.
Anonymous No.96016091 >>96016127 >>96016153
>>96015840
>I'm going to force myself to learn on a dysfunctional piece of shit tool that doesn't even behave like the real thing
please do not. go fucking buy a real compressor with a tank ffs. you deserve to have the real thing, even if you haven't proven yourself with it yet.
Anonymous No.96016127
>>96016091
t. Mr John Iwata, paying off his third yacht
Anonymous No.96016153 >>96017929 >>96017966
>>96016091
It’s more of a learning tool, like figuring out how to thin my paints and clean an airbrush. I don’t want to mess up a good one just because I don’t know how to use it properly.

That’s pretty much how I approach everything.
Anonymous No.96016187 >>96016545
>>96016060
I like your white
Anonymous No.96016193 >>96016234
>>96015926
I have to speak out. The lighting you use for these pictures make it look like gandalf is a about to get raped. They look like fucking hostage photos. You can't just turn the light off and point a light at him. You need to put him in a box so the light bounces.
Anonymous No.96016234
>>96016193
Your post had the opposite effect. From now on, I want any and all further updates to use exclusively use this film noir gandalf rape scene format.
Anonymous No.96016269 >>96016545
>>96003354
>>96003487
Appreciated lads

>>96016060
>I got the gold on the head exactly how I wanted it.
It's a good feeling isn't it
Anonymous No.96016501 >>96016509
>>96014333
Anonymous No.96016509
>>96014333
>>96016501
Christ, I haven't phone posted in so long, I forgot how to do it. I was going to comment on how some madlad in the distant future decided to make an STC for the L3 as a joke or something.
Anonymous No.96016545
>>96016269
>It's a good feeling isn't it
Oh yeah. Such a smooth satisfaction, even if half of it feels like luck.
>>96016187
Thank you. More to come.
Anonymous No.96016641 >>96016781 >>96016963 >>96017141 >>96017168 >>96017501 >>96017651
Just airbrushed some black primer on this model.

The local hobby store is having a monthly painting competition. They were giving out free 3d printed models. There was a little selection of different models, I picked this guy. He came with a 25mm puddle base that was a bit too small for him.

I built up the base with corkboard (ol' reliable) and a coat of AK Terrain Desert Sand. I wish I had "thinned" the rock he was standing on so it was more of a jagged protrusion of rock, not a kinda square looking thing. I made those crystals from hexagon plastic rods. (They're .125"/3.2mm, the largest the Plastruct company has in their catalogue. I have no idea what I was thinking when I ordered 0.03"/0.8mm sized ones, they're so small, they're like tiny, round plastic cables, I messed up)

I put the model on a big tactical rock because I think the posing was a bit off. The default model was hunched a bit too forward, hiding some details, I tilted it not just to the side, but backwards as well to reveal more of the face.

I cropped the photo but didn't compress it. If you open the full image you can see the 3d printed layer lines. In a close up picture like this they look FUCKING CRAZY! There's so fucking many of them! They're everywhere!

I sanded away the most obvious print lines on the sword, the head and some of the raised surfaces, but jesus CHRIST they're everywhere.

How common are these print lines on 3d printed models? What resolution is needed to hide these? Is this is because they printed it too fast? Is this what someone should expect if they order a 3d printed model?
Anonymous No.96016682 >>96017521
rate my boutique armor paintjob
feel like a total retard that didnt know what he was doing.
>Turbo Dork Peacock base coat(s)
>Turbo Dork Absinthe drybrush
>Talassar Blue recess shading
Anonymous No.96016781 >>96016794 >>96016883 >>96017943
>>96016641
3d printing is a meme.
it does not look good for small finely-detailed models.
GW DOES overcharge for their injection-molded plastic. But their injection-molded plastic is a superior product, if you don't factor in cost.
Anonymous No.96016794 >>96016807 >>96016888 >>96016959
>>96016781
Lmao, I print figures with capes and wings that are a millimetre thick while injection molded plastic requires those things to be quarter inch or more gigantic chunks.
Anonymous No.96016807 >>96016844
>>96016794
>millimetre thick
drop it from table height.
Anonymous No.96016844 >>96016883
>>96016807
A) If they break reprinting is cheap as balls
B) I'm not a nigger with my miniatures and I won't play with or around anyone who is.
Anonymous No.96016883
>>96016781
Yeah, this is a big thing. I'm already a slow painter for army models. I can imagine myself spending like a hundred hours focusing on some special character model. I think I already have for my still WIP Imperial Knight. If I'm going to invest crazy amounts of time into a model, it makes a lot of sense to invest money upfront to get a perfect base scupture.

>>96016844
> If they break reprinting is cheap as balls
And here's part of the 3dprinting mindset I understand but just can't agree with. I spend hours on each model. My emotional investment is much higher, so once again, it makes sense to have some more financial investment in them

> I'm not a nigger with my miniatures and I won't play with or around anyone who is.
I'm humble enough to admit my limits, and I know that I will accidently swipe at every single model I can. Just an errant thought and bam, it's on the floor now.
Anonymous No.96016888 >>96016934 >>96016967
>>96016794
Do you use some kind of robust resin that also holds detail really nicely?
I wouldn't waste my time printing something with structures and details that delicate.
Anonymous No.96016934
>>96016888
All resin holds detail nicely? I've had a 2k printer for years and recently got a 10k, no notable difference in detail to my eyes and print lines are rarely an issue, primer and a couple thin coats of paint hide 90% of them easily.
Anonymous No.96016959 >>96016962 >>96017181 >>96019319
>>96016794
>Lmao, I print figures with capes and wings that are a millimetre thick while injection molded plastic requires those things to be quarter inch or more gigantic chunks.

or

>GW tries to make their designs uncopyable by 3dprinters thats why they add all these new fiddly bits and flying scrollwork and tiny details that are only possible with hard plastic injection molding just look at these new models with all the shit floating around them

???

which one is it my dude
it can't be both
Anonymous No.96016962
>>96016959
I'm sorry, where the fuck did you imagine I wrote the second half of this? You're delusional.
Anonymous No.96016963 >>96020251
>>96016641
3D print lines are dependent on the layer height of your print. More layers will give you a smoother finish but will take longer to print. You can also combine it with anti aliasing to make print lines literally invisible in most areas.
Anonymous No.96016967 >>96016972
>>96016888
15mm Bloodthirster, upscaled from a 6mm file
Anonymous No.96016972 >>96016981
>>96016967
15mm Lord of Change, downscaled from a scan of an old 32mm scale mini and reposed so it can lay flat in a 2cm deep felt lined tray.
Anonymous No.96016981 >>96017436
>>96016972
Part of a portable Blood Bowl kit I put together.
Anonymous No.96017058 >>96017078 >>96017090 >>96017192
I don't get resin minis. They feel too fragile and I hate that you have to use superglue.
Anonymous No.96017078
>>96017058
>have to use superglue.
Or if you print your bases in resin you can join the minis with a touch of liquid resin and a UV flashlight to get the same bond as plastic glue does.
Anonymous No.96017090 >>96017232
>>96017058
>too fragile
The hell do you do with your minis?!
Anonymous No.96017125
>>96015926
make sure you brush the little grass fibers off of gandalf before you varnish. Unless your goal was to make it look like he's covered in grass after being raped.
Anonymous No.96017141
>>96016641
they printed this dood too fast, layer height too big. You might be able to brush some ardcoat on to fill in the lines a bit.
Anonymous No.96017168
>>96016641
Is this an fdm print?
Anonymous No.96017181
>>96016959
It certainly isn't the later, because both printers and recasters can easily copy anything that he is releasing.
Anonymous No.96017192
>>96017058
As someone who is allergic against super glue fumes I agree on the 2nd part. (There is an expensive version of it without fumes tho). But fragility is really not an issue with all the flexible resins available.
Anonymous No.96017232
>>96017090
I smash together while making sound effects with my mouth.
Anonymous No.96017373
slaving away on the Space Elves
Anonymous No.96017436
>>96016981
ingenious!
I have just started to get into Blood Bowl proper. A mini version is such a great idea.
Anonymous No.96017501
>>96016641
You usually rarely see the print lines, IF its a somewhat modern printer, the models were angled in a somewhat reasonable way, and if the settings like layer height and AA are applied properly.
Anonymous No.96017521
>>96016682
I've seen much worse.
Anonymous No.96017585 >>96018016
man whoda thunk that I'm actually enjoying painting once again when I'm intentionally painting much simpler and faster instead of going all out and taking forever to finish and burning out in the process
Anonymous No.96017651 >>96017677 >>96017718 >>96017742
>>96016641
I literally don't get why people buy their own printers nowadays. With etsy and ebay etc you can just buy prints from people who already know what they're doing. It will probably take you $1000 in resin bottles before you recuperate your investment, which at that time you have already printed more armies than you could ever need lol.
Anonymous No.96017677
>>96017651
>It will probably take you $1000 in resin bottles before you recuperate your investment

Are you insane? How much do you think a decent printer costs these days? How much do you think resin costs?
And lastly, do you know current GW prices?

You can easily print 2 combat patrols worth of minis with 1 liter of resin, and then the printer already is paid off.
Anonymous No.96017718
>>96017651
>I literally don't get why people buy their own printers nowadays

I mean, I won't blame anyone for not having suitable space if we're talking about resin. Trying to mitigate health risks is a given as well. FDM is probably still a good while away from doing 28mm infantry cleanly, but still fine for vehicles.
Anonymous No.96017742 >>96017757 >>96017847
>>96017651
My printer cost less than 200€, and my entire setup was less than 400€, resin included. That's like what, 3 GW models?
Anonymous No.96017757 >>96017769
>>96017742
Paying to give yourself cancer.
Anonymous No.96017769
>>96017757
And we are moving the goalposts already?
Anonymous No.96017847 >>96017874 >>96017896
>>96017742
NTA and I know this isn't /3dpg/ but is that setup enough to get clean, good quality prints? I want to get a resin printer eventually
Anonymous No.96017874
>>96017847
Any current and previous generation printer can get you good quality prints. Mars 4 Ultra would probably the most reasonable "low budget" option.
Smoothness and clean prints have more to do with your settings and how you orient the files in the slicer than the actual printer.
Anonymous No.96017896
>>96017847
The quality is good enough for me at least. Some models have such tiny details that my printer struggles with them, but those details are far smaller than anything in GW models, such as realistically proportioned fingers with nails. But if you are printing anything with just GW level detail then the right sub 200€ printer will do fine.
Anonymous No.96017929 >>96017933
>>96016153
nta, you cant mess up an airbush unless you drop it out the window
you are learning 'wrong' because that shit is so underpowered and inconsistent that you have to make do overthinning your paint and shit, really, get a compressor with a tank, or biuld one if you have the skils and a scrapyard nearby
Anonymous No.96017933 >>96018156
>>96017929
Or just use an alternative for 20 bucks
Anonymous No.96017943
>>96016781
They overcharge and they overcharge by such a ridiculous margin it's incredible GW is not named Judaic Workshop. Look at scale models, for fucks sake. You can get a full 1:35 tank model, with near perfect plastic, extra metal details, and the crew, for a price of one Dreadnaught which will still have a fuckload of injection marks, left artifacts from 3D sculpting/modelling, and will generally be a worse product.

Btw you can print shit on par with GW "quality" just fine.
Anonymous No.96017966 >>96017997
>>96016153
People tell you to backwash to mix paint, I'd so don't do it because you risk forcing the paint back past the needle packing screw and around your trigger and air valve. Not good.

20:80 vallejo flow improver to thinner pre-mixed in a bottle. Spray at 18-20 psi when you get a compressor

Never pull your trigger back before you push down for air.

Get used to a routine for cleaning your airbrush after use, including the needle.

Learn to disassemble and reassemble the whole thing.

Once you get a compressor, always unscrew the water trap after a session because it there will be trapped moisture in there. It will rust if it doesn't get dry and when you release the pressure on the water trap once in a while it will spew water full of rust everywhere. Not fun.

Learn about tip drying and how to fix it while airbrushing, H&S has some good videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8QYI8feQnE
https://youtu.be/J9PL5tT8BsQ?si=ruwyvZihXH2F-CUM&t=551
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CcnuMLYu-k&t

Just a few tips on how airbrushing went from frustrating to enjoyable for me.
Anonymous No.96017997 >>96018009 >>96018068 >>96018105
>>96017966
>Get used to a routine for cleaning your airbrush after use, including the needle.
>Learn to disassemble and reassemble the whole thing.

NTA but that's what ultimately drove me away from even trying airbrushing. Except that, in foolish moment, I actually got simple airbrush with mini-compressor (that very small one, pic related, different company but Im sure it's pretty much the same) and never, ever used it, except only connecting to power to check if it actually works. Wasted 60€.
Anonymous No.96018009
>>96017997
Everything is hard in the beginning. I can clean my airbrush pretty fast now after a session, in fact it's satisfying
Anonymous No.96018016
>>96017585
I'm the exact opposite of you. I burn out batch painting the same simple garbage over and over again, but if you give me big monster to slowly try new techniques on over a few months, I enjoy it so much more.
Anonymous No.96018068 >>96018114
>>96017997
Holy shit. Just fucking use the damn thing and stop pussyfooting around.
Why do people in here have such an issue with trying things out or messing up and fixing mistakes? It's really not a big deal and it's near impossible to mess things up in a way that you won't be able to fix it.
Experiment. It's fun.
Anonymous No.96018105
>>96017997
Disassembling and cleaning the entire airbrush takes like 5-10 minutes. They're so simple it's pretty much impossible to fuck up the assembly, too. Stop being a dumbass and at least try priming with it. Airbrushing is not fucking quantum physics, anyone can do it
Anonymous No.96018114
>>96018068
It’s just training wheels for now. I’ll upgrade soon enough.
Anonymous No.96018156
>>96017933
yeah or prime by brush for free extra dollars
Anonymous No.96018181 >>96018215 >>96018217 >>96018266
Speaking of priming by brush, does anyone have any experience on it? I use Vallejo black surface primer to prime with brush and it works just fine, but when I tried their grey surface primer it had awful coverage and forced me to do several layers, which is far too big of a timesink. It would be nice to have grey or white priming as an option, but I don't have the space to use airbrushes or rattlecans.
Anonymous No.96018215
>>96018181
I tried using Vallejo, AK and GSW primers by brush, coverage is not a deal since they are supposed to just provide grip, not cover whatever is below. But I would frequently burry small depressed details so I gave up and went back to spray cans. However, when I discussed problem with actual wcale modellers, they use them just fine, especially Vallejo - straight from bottle, thin layers and don't give a shit about coverage. Guess it takes some practice to use properly.

Then again, the same guys insisted that Mr Hobby matte "top coat" can be safely applied with brush (even when overthinned with their leveling thinner) over acrylic paints (and yes, I clarified that they were talking about actual water based acrylics) without dissolving paint under it so either that was part of their elaborate trolling or I'm missing something crucial here.
Anonymous No.96018217
>>96018181
>but I don't have the space to use airbrushes or rattlecans
you don't have outside?
Anonymous No.96018266 >>96018285 >>96018586
>>96018181
the uneven coverage is only a problem if you plan on using contrasts, as long as you are going to have solid basecoats you are good with one layer of primer
Anonymous No.96018285 >>96018460
>>96018266
Won't the uneven coverage cause the basecoat to also be uneven?
Anonymous No.96018391
>>96014302
damn, sovl and kino
Anonymous No.96018460
>>96018285
most colors will need more than layer to be uniform over black/gray primer anyways so it should not be a problem
Anonymous No.96018586 >>96018611
>>96018266
I would say that contrast colors work better when they are applied over light base coat anyway.
Anonymous No.96018611
>>96018586
yes but slapchop starts with a dark basecoat and can be done with a drubrushed white instead of sprayed
Anonymous No.96018706 >>96018812 >>96018831
What's a good alternative to Russ Grey or Thousand Sons Blue that doesn't have shit coverage?
Anonymous No.96018812 >>96018831 >>96018964
>>96018706
>Russ Grey OR Thousand Sons Blue
I feel like these colors aren't very similar tbdesu. Anyway, TTC Sentient Turquoise is pretty close to TSB and it covers nicely.
Anonymous No.96018831 >>96018842
>>96018706
>>96018812
>Thousand Sons Blue
The difference between this and ultramarine blue being?
Anonymous No.96018842
>>96018831
Ultramarine is a deep blue while TS blue is leaning into turquoise? I dunno
Anonymous No.96018964
>>96018812
>I feel like these colors aren't very similar tbdesu

I know, I just need both.
Anonymous No.96019183 >>96019213 >>96019379 >>96019415
>>95999059 (OP)
any site to download free 3d print models for minis?!
Anonymous No.96019194 >>96019226 >>96019264 >>96019404 >>96019745
Good brushes are expensive but the cheap ones are so fucking bad holy shit.
Never buy the chinese crap in bulk when it comes to brushes.
Anonymous No.96019213
>>96019183
yeggi
Anonymous No.96019226 >>96019230 >>96019642
>>96019194
A good artist doesn't blame his tools.
Anonymous No.96019230
>>96019226
Retarded post.
Anonymous No.96019264
>>96019194
I know a few people who use cheap brushes for base coats. Makes the expensive brushes last longer.
Anonymous No.96019319 >>96019344
>>96016959
I think GW adds all the fiddly bits to make the plastic models more easily breakable so that piggies will buy a second model because they can't into model repair.
Anonymous No.96019344
>>96019319
go back
Anonymous No.96019379
>>96019183
telegram
Anonymous No.96019404 >>96019424 >>96019577 >>96019603
>>96019194
brush quality literally don't matter, it's all about technique.
Anonymous No.96019415
>>96019183
yes Mr. Workshop, this person right here
Anonymous No.96019424 >>96019466 >>96019647
>>96019404
I bet $100 this anon doesn't paint above tabletop quality
Anonymous No.96019466 >>96019470 >>96019513
>>96019424
does it matter?
Anonymous No.96019470 >>96019547
>>96019466
are you clinically retarded?
Anonymous No.96019513 >>96019547
>>96019466
>doesn't deny it
reminder these are the people you are arguing with here
Anonymous No.96019547 >>96019569 >>96019591
>>96019513
>>96019470
You should not forget that tabletop standard is all that matters here. Its /tg/. We paint to play games.
Anonymous No.96019569
>>96019547
(You)
Anonymous No.96019577 >>96019647
>>96019404
Contrarian nonsense.
Anonymous No.96019591
>>96019547
Post a picture of a game you played in the last month
Anonymous No.96019603 >>96019647
>>96019404
Retard.
Anonymous No.96019640 >>96019752 >>96019835 >>96020723
Was in /3dpg/ and saw pic related
Are glass nano files applicable for metal and resin/3D print resin sanding?

If not then what's a good diamond file grit number for metal?
I've mostly been working with hard plastic models but there are some metal models I am getting. I've just been using the back of the hobby knife to remove mouldlines.
Anonymous No.96019642 >>96019654
>>96019226
The phrase is "A bad craftsman always blames his tools".
Part of being a good craftsman is knowing what tools are adequate for the task at hand.
Anonymous No.96019647 >>96019654 >>96019661 >>96019691 >>96019707
>>96019424
>>96019577
>>96019603
Remember like two months ago when anon posted his mecha nose art pinups then showed off his dollar store synthetic trash brushes when another anon asked what kind of brushes he used to do that detail?
Anonymous No.96019654
>>96019647
>>96019642
Anonymous No.96019661 >>96019707
>>96019647
>anon posted his mecha nose art pinups
You mean the craftsperg (you) and his bulge ladies?
Anonymous No.96019665
If you are too scared of "fucking up" a model cuz its expensive by airbrushing badly then start with painting your bases. You can thin your paint enough that clogs are almost impossible, spiderwebbing from the thinned paint isn't an issue due to texture, overspray doesn't matter when you switch colors, impossible to fuck up. Do 30 bases and you will feel a lot more confident in the airbrush
Anonymous No.96019691 >>96019707
>>96019647
Oh right lmao I should've realised sooner it's you again. Does the fact that I use Raphael brushes, own the Redgrass lamp, GSW mdf racks and like Duncan's paints trigger you a lot?
Anonymous No.96019707 >>96019728 >>96019750 >>96019781
>>96019647
Took me awhile, found it
>https://archive.4plebs.org/tg/thread/95036731/#95048629

>>96019661
>>96019691
paranoid schizophrenia is abnormally common on this board, like exponentially more than is normal in the greater population.
Anonymous No.96019728 >>96019735
>>96019707
You should at least try to make it a little less obvious next time, now fuck off
Anonymous No.96019735
>>96019728
Your barking u the wrong tree, I couldn't give a shit what you spend on your hobbying, just because I remember a fucking comment chain of note doesn't make me your goddamned bogeyman obsession.
Anonymous No.96019745 >>96019814
>>96019194
What chinese brush?
Anonymous No.96019747 >>96019774 >>96019801
/40kg/ has once again successfully buckbroken /wip/ into mass hysteria.
Thank you for playing.
Anonymous No.96019750
>>96019707
>craftsperg is still here
>still seething
>still samefagging
Anonymous No.96019752
>>96019640
It’s good on big flat surface
Anonymous No.96019774 >>96019801
>>96019747
>mass hysteria
In case you don't realize we're just making fun of you
Anonymous No.96019781 >>96019793
>>96019707
>https://archive.4plebs.org/tg/thread/95036731/#95048629

Damn, I unironically feel a bit bad for him, at that samefagging
Anonymous No.96019793 >>96019806
>>96019781
You're not one to talk on that subject.
Anonymous No.96019801
>>96019774
Him, me or the other guy?
>>96019747
/btg/ this time.
Anonymous No.96019806 >>96019829 >>96019896
>>96019793
Elaborate.
Anonymous No.96019810 >>96019820 >>96019828 >>96019841
Can someone tldr this argument for me? What the fuck is going on
Anonymous No.96019814
>>96019745
You know the ones.
Anonymous No.96019820
>>96019810
Tldr: Autism.
It's best to just ignore it, do something else and hope the thread becomes usable later on.
Anonymous No.96019821
after i finally tried contrast paints i lost something previously so precious to me
i always liked painting overall and appreciated the process, now i take shortcuts at every turn and just dont care just because it is possible
Anonymous No.96019828
>>96019810
Resident shitposter is sperging out, this time about brushes because he's been btfo'd on everything else he tried so far.
Anonymous No.96019829 >>96019851
>>96019806
A monkey can remove (you)s in paint, your picture proves nothing.
Anonymous No.96019835 >>96020508
>>96019640
>but there are some metal models I am getting. I've just been using the back of the hobby knife to remove mouldlines.

This is where I would recommend getting one of the specific mouldline scraper tools. The older GW one was overpriced but absolutely solid and I love mine. The new GW scraper is waaaaaaaaaaaay too expensive, but Vallejo sells a copy of the older style GW one.

I'd just be afraid of the hobby knife blade digging into some part of the metal model, snapping off and flying into my eyeball. That's why I like the mouldline scraper, it's a pretty solid block of metal that I can apply with a fair amount of force without breaking anything.
Anonymous No.96019841 >>96019871
>>96019810
Resident shitposter has been assblasted for basically the past 6 months because another shitposter likes craft paint and synthetic trash burshes, shitoster A now starts raving about shitposter B any time someone mentions something that A even vaguely construes as possibly being from or about B
I'll take B over A because B actually posts painted minis even if B has some extreme opinions on paints.
Anonymous No.96019851 >>96019896
>>96019829
Okay, stay seething as usual, craftsperg
Anonymous No.96019871 >>96019896
>>96019841
t. craftsperg
Anonymous No.96019873 >>96019883
I'm working on another Exalted Sorcerer
Anonymous No.96019883
>>96019873
Sexy.
I finished my sorcerer termi tonight, still basing his familiar.
Anonymous No.96019896 >>96019935 >>96019940
>>96019806
>>96019851
>>96019871
Anonymous No.96019935 >>96019953 >>96019982
>>96019896
A monkey can remove (you)s in paint, your picture proves nothing.
Anonymous No.96019940 >>96019976
>>96019896
All me
Anonymous No.96019953
>>96019935
You're the one who first dropped a picture like it was anything of value, so unless your opinion is now that your own arguments are invalid, you can suck my hairy sweaty balls.
Anonymous No.96019976
>>96019940
Fuck you! I am the fucking!
Anonymous No.96019982
>>96019935
kek
Anonymous No.96020067 >>96020099 >>96020103 >>96020176
are craft paint anon enjoyers the same who love to argue about different paint brands everyday all the time
i mean there has to be some correlation between these obsessions
Anonymous No.96020099
>>96020067
There is only one craft paint anon, and that's the craftsperg himself.
Anonymous No.96020103
>>96020067
Insofar as that they are opposite ends of one spectrum.
>only the finest specific pigments in precise ratios to premium mediums
vs.
>any modern pigment in acrylic medium is superior to even the elite mixes of a century ago, give me what's cheap
Anonymous No.96020124
Blue went out messy this time, even more under phone and had to constantly fight with rapidly drying paint, even wet palette (baking) paper was rather dry.

I feel like a shit.
Anonymous No.96020176 >>96020238 >>96020286
>>96020067
I really don't care what people use to paint as long as they're not being assholes about their choice. The only reason this thread shits on craftsperg is because he was acting high and mighty with mediocre results. That and he's highly likely the person derailing the thread when someone mentions hobby products
Anonymous No.96020229 >>96020266 >>96020289
What's the absolute minimum you guys recommend for an airbrush setup? $200? $300? Even more than that?
Anonymous No.96020238
>>96020176
>with mediocre results
That's being very kind.
Anonymous No.96020251
>>96016963
I'd like to add that putting a rest time after the build plate has gone back down and before light on will improve surface quality. It gives the resin time to settle back in. Usually .5 to 1 second is plenty but I imagine it also depends on the cross section sizes you're dealing with.
Anonymous No.96020266 >>96020275
>>96020229
Once you factor in thinner, flow improver (really reommend), iso to clean etc. $200 is the ballpark. Depends on the compressor since you can get a decent starter brush in the master g233 for $40ish.
Anonymous No.96020275 >>96020279
>>96020266
Also some kind of airbrush stand, even one on the compressor. Being able to put the brush down without it tipping over so you can use both hands for mixing and cleaning is a huge quality of life improvement.
Anonymous No.96020279
>>96020275
These things are pretty handy
Anonymous No.96020286 >>96020330 >>96020629
>>96020176
He was pissing on contrast paints specifically, not being egotistical about his results.
Anonymous No.96020289
>>96020229
~80-100$ decent non-chinesium beginner airbrush
~80-100$ basic bitch chinesium proper compressor with tank
then add another ~100 on top for supplies
Anonymous No.96020330 >>96020342
>>96020286
Nigga he literally said he considers his minis a step below Golden Demon.
Anonymous No.96020335 >>96020369
what is the point of these and why so many people use them outside of youtube too
not trying to drum up any drama or siderail the thread im asking honestly

i have never had any need for this thing before, and after it was released im still perfectly able to hold my mini between my fingers
Anonymous No.96020342 >>96020351
>>96020330
youve got reading comprehension problems
>nigga
i guess im stating the obvious though
Anonymous No.96020351 >>96020666
>>96020342
Chill out, craftsperg.
Anonymous No.96020369
>>96020335
I find it's more comfortable to use this instead of holding the mini in your hand, that's about it
Anonymous No.96020396 >>96020435
Trying to fix some metal ogres i had laying around. Made a champion out of an old spare Nork Deddog.

Can't find the old mordheim ogre backpack so maybe i can try to get the old giant wine barrel on his back? Or should i try something else?
Anonymous No.96020435
>>96020396
a barrel is fine too
if i remember right mordheim mercenary ogre had a straw basket backpack with halfling hands sticking out from it
Anonymous No.96020474
Sculpting a character for a pal that just got into Conquest. So I'm giving this dwarf a new axe and a flaming beard/hair. Saw someone sculpting beards in layers that I'm trying out myself now. First the neckbeard and then the cheeks/chin. The hair being fire makes it a lot easier since the waves in it are thicker then hair, very forgiving
Anonymous No.96020508
>>96019835
>hobby knife blade digging into some part of the metal model, snapping off and flying into my eyeball.
I wear safety glasses for this fear.
Anonymous No.96020624 >>96020647 >>96020746
Any idea about some sort of tests I could run to determine if baking paper of choice is okay for wet palette? Every single one I see at shops, various shops from different companies, always, ALWAYS have double coated. I got three and placed each above small box and added puddle of water on each to see if it would sink down but each was dry under after an hour. I really don't want to buy expensive wet palette paper.

Oh and so called "sandwich" or "breakfast" paper would all break down under water due to lacking any sort of coat.
Anonymous No.96020629 >>96020711
>>96020286
>He was pissing on contrast paints specifically,

ah yes that makes him so smart and likeable now
Anonymous No.96020647 >>96020682 >>96020746
>>96020624
What you should be looking for is parchment paper, not baking or waxed paper.
Anonymous No.96020666
>>96020351
I wonder if your lover is even here.
Anonymous No.96020670 >>96020677 >>96020680 >>96020686 >>96020738 >>96020804
Any anons 30+ with kids and very little free time? How do you do it?
I'm spending months painting a Malifaux crew and I've a 40k army collecting dust semi-assembled.
Anonymous No.96020677 >>96020699
>>96020670
>have kids they say
>they are incredible they say
>uh, I can't even paint a single crew, what now
Anonymous No.96020680
>>96020670
I just stop feeding and talking to my children so I have more money and time for the hobby.
Anonymous No.96020682
>>96020647
Only product named "parchment paper" I found was at art store and cost 3-4 times more than wet palette paper.
Anonymous No.96020686
>>96020670
Wait till they move out, turn their room into a hobby space.
Anonymous No.96020699 >>96020758
>>96020677
I wouldn't trade it but I'm tired and stressed all the time and I still have desires that don't really work when your free time starts at 8:30pm at night.
Anonymous No.96020711 >>96020858 >>96020860
>>96020629
Anon having strong unpopular opinions contrary to my own but who also posts models is much more likeable than some obsessed asshole who makes false claims and posts no models.
Anonymous No.96020723
>>96019640
>what's a good diamond file grit number for metal?
Does it really matter when filing down resin or metal or do the grits have to be different depending on the material?
Anonymous No.96020738
>>96020670
I usually paint after the kids go to sleep between 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. I take it slow, bit by bit, but I make steady progress. I’m 31, married, with two kids, and I work as a teacher.
Anonymous No.96020746 >>96020771 >>96021174
>>96020624
>>96020647
ive been doing that since around 2009 because back then it became trendy to germinate seedlings on top of parchment paper
so why not paint
along the years most problems anons have had with this method is there is no parchment paper sold in their countries until few years ago someone had the bright idea to capitalize it and start selling paper to hobbyists
Anonymous No.96020758
>>96020699
I also use my hobby as a way to relax.
Anonymous No.96020771 >>96020812
>>96020746
>Saga
I don't know what those things are made with, but they're the only paper I've used in my oven that has just caught fire for no reason. Threw the whole roll away immediately and bought the same old stuff I've been using for ages.
Anonymous No.96020804 >>96021005
>>96020670
after kiddo is in bed. I also like to sign up for leagues and events where I can manage it. I find nothing moves me more than a hard deadline
Anonymous No.96020812
>>96020771
atleast youre paint didnt get moldy, i remember someone complained how their wet palette started growing mold because they kept it shut in a warm place for few weeks
imagine that, i cant even fathom how long the user manual for that commercial wet palette must be
Anonymous No.96020858 >>96020866 >>96020908
>>96020711
Try that shit in /40kg/ or something, faggot. Everyone here probably posted models at some point because there's no reason to be here otherwise. Nobody is going to post his stuff and identify himself at the request of a confirmed schizo shitposter
Also the issue was not with contrast paints, you can stop trying to gaslight the thread. He claimed he can get the same result by glazing craft paint but picrel is what it looked like. Then he melted when people called his subpar paintjob for what it was after he called it "above tabletop ready". That's only what we know for sure was him, I'm sure he derailed the thread many more times. So on the off chance you're not him you should stop defending a literal sperg and a shitposter.
Anonymous No.96020860
>>96020711
What the fuck are you talking about, why are you replying to me
Anonymous No.96020866 >>96020977 >>96021094
>>96020858
the "above tabletop ready" mini in question
Anonymous No.96020908
>>96020858
>there's no reason to be here otherwise
Newfag.
Anonymous No.96020959 >>96020974 >>96021015
do you know that feeling when some days you really really really dont feel like painting but you do it anyway
i did it anyway
Anonymous No.96020974
>>96020959
Even when I don't feel like painting if I convince myself to pick up a brush I get into it almost instantly.
Anonymous No.96020977 >>96020998 >>96021014 >>96021089
>>96020866
The best part is that craftsperg called this thing a tier below Golden Demon standard.
Anonymous No.96020998 >>96021013
>>96020977
That's not was said
Anonymous No.96021005
>>96020804
That's a really nice looking squat, anon.
It's pretty much Votann and Malifaux keeping me in the hobby. I can't give up when space dorfs are finally back.
Anonymous No.96021013
>>96020998
Yes you did, craftsperg.
Anonymous No.96021014
>>96020977
>https://archive.4plebs.org/tg/thread/95631823/#q95637542
Fuck you for making me look it up, hyperbolic obsessed sperg.
>better than many do with hobby grade tools.
Take your meds, post models, quit yer bitchin, touch grass.
Anonymous No.96021015
>>96020959
Yeah, man. It feels like it's all about making it a habit.
I have to tell myself it's OK just to sit down and paint literally a hat, that's all. If I do any extra, that's a bonus, often it's more but it doesn't have to be.

Pretty much I never actually feel like painting.
Anonymous No.96021089 >>96021115 >>96021159
>>96020977
youre the fucking sperg here craftanon made one rant on one topic in one thread but youve been shitting up the general for months!
Anonymous No.96021094
>>96020866
-sigh-
>unzips
Anonymous No.96021115 >>96021158 >>96021185
>>96021089
I've told you already you need to make it less obvious
Anonymous No.96021158
>>96021115
On behalf of the entire general; take your meds and get a life.
Anonymous No.96021159 >>96021165
>>96021089
What’s the difference between sand schizo and craft sperg?
Anonymous No.96021165 >>96021304
>>96021159
None, they're both aspects of your Multiple Personalities Disorder.
Anonymous No.96021174
>>96020746
So how well does that brand work in a wet palette in your opinion? It's what I use, but I'm new to wet palettes so I have no point of comparison to any other brands.
Anonymous No.96021185 >>96021195
>>96021115
and you like many others have been encouraging him for almost a year now
Anonymous No.96021186
New thread:

>>96021179
>>96021179
>>96021179
Anonymous No.96021195 >>96021213
>>96021185
>a year
The craftanons first posts were about 6 months ago?
Anonymous No.96021213 >>96021224
>>96021195
not going to lie it feels like it started somewhere around last fall at this point
Anonymous No.96021224 >>96021267
>>96021213
The first I can remember is the aforementioned pinup nose art posts, and those only in retrospect when someone compared his paint bottles from a months later picture to the response to another anon asking about the brushes used for them.
Anonymous No.96021267 >>96021271
>>96021224
i dont really care
if someone was to bring him up for no reason again would be himself samefagging or some parasocial anon obsessed with him siderailing every thread
Anonymous No.96021271
>>96021267
>some parasocial anon obsessed with him siderailing every thread
Yeah that'd be the sperg ITT who's been going on like this for months.
Anonymous No.96021304 >>96021321
>>96021165
Sand schizo was a retard who couldn’t find sand in his area. He ranted and raved about it but I don’t think he ever tried to buttress a superiority complex over others in these threads.
He also chilled out and laughs at his past autism.
Anonymous No.96021321
>>96021304
I think I remember posts of that nature, never attributed an identity to that poster based on it though, I thought this was a reference to the other poster sperg goes on and on about, the one who hates GSW product and also product from some other company.