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I don’t think a model should take 90 minutes to paint but that’s just me

Lol jokes on you every single model i own was painted under 90 minutes

I ignore dying time and rely on my girlfriends hair dryer

As someone new to painting, this was pretty useful actually! I liked your reflection on what you learned as you went along, drying time is something I just learned the hard way yesterday ahah

Man hell yeah. 90 minutes sounds like a nice crunch to push the skills. 👌🏾

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I think this is really solid for less than 90min. A full infantry force on that level would look great on the field.

Thanks for sharing. I like the effect you achieved on the wood. Tell me if I am wrong here, but for Sylvaneth, the Aelven spirits/souls inhabit the flora. Doesn't this mean that the flora is living/real while the Aelf is non-corporial? If this is the case, everything that is not Aelf should be painted with vivid colours, rather than ghostly colours - the wood, leaves, beehive and bees themselves. Now, I don't think I could handle painting every individual bee, but I wonder if a yellow base with a black wash would work. The wings I think are then the biggest issue, as I would want to paint them an irridescent white maybe. The staff is questionable. Is it a manifestation, projected by the Aelf spirit, or is it real too? My guess is that the staff is real, and hence requires vivid colouring, but then how does a spirit hold onto something that is real? I suppose it is just the same as how the spirit manipulates the real wood/flora, if indeed that is how it works - it's magic, of course! Nighthaunt models to me are the classic ghosts we see in movies and are the ideal candidate for an all-ghost effect - everything but the ground - like the Army of the Dead models painted by GW for the LotR MESBG. Any thoughts?

Been looking a simple guide like this! Thank you so much!

This is such an awesome thing! Great work.

Interesting idea - I would however start with a dark grey undercoat, let that dry and then spread a fairly thick coat of crackle medium onto all the 'real birch' areas, which would then be painted white/very light grey after the crackle has dried compretely. Perhaps give it a try?

Damn you, now I have to do this with my Sylvaneth as well :-D Great job, I love the result!

This is a really smart idea and a geat execution! But if you dont close the holes on the side, is is gonna be a dusty nightmare

This is awesome. I had the same idea for displaying my Necrons on the shelves of my Detolf, I just haven't got around to it yet. Thanks for the motivation and inspiration!

Love how it looks possible upgrades are: A case that doesn't have handles, so its sealed from dust. On the magnets part. They are nice but do not put magnets on the base of the models itself. My experience is that this will result in incidents of them clumping together. Only putting magnets in the storage case and metal on the models prevents this from happening.

Neat!

Great idea and super work dude!

Very nice. I’ve been debating how to paint a Sylvaneth test model & think I’ve found my inspiration.

Interesting. I hadn’t considered a non traditional brown colour scheme. I may have to give this a go.

I was thinking of doing something like this for my Blood Bowl team and seeing you do it may be the inspiration and direction I needed.

Looks fabulous!

I might have to do this with my boys

Looks excellent mate

This looks great! I really like how the diorama came out, and these boxes are almost perfect. They do have one glaring issue for me though: the handles are huge gaps in the side, which will admit dirt and dust and everything else inside. You might want to make some detachable covers for them.

4:59 We’ve all had that moment that takes hours to find where that piece pinged off to … sometimes days… till you hear something clatter up the vacuum cleaner into oblivion

Great idea 👍

Could double down and put washers in the model spaces, magnets on the model bases and you've got extra security. Additionally, leaving the bottom paper layer on the foam core helps out a tonne - painting and securing the models (and protecting your plastic bin)

such a cute idea, i might actually humor replicating it for going to tournys

Lots of work but looks lovely, NICE JOB :)

How high can you stack these and have it still feel stable?

Cool

Could still magnetize no prob

Fantastic!

too bad it's not dust free. but nice work, hope it makes you happy for a long time

Amazing to watch 👍👍

Little idea for the next one you make. Under the hill of your diorama, you could add some simple leds. Those will shine through the clear plastic to the bottom box.

Love the video. Would love to see more videos on this different topic. Great work

cool idea!

This is such a amazing idea. I am inspired to buy everything I need to never try this myself because I'm afraid I'll fail. Can't wait to see what comes next and I hope you show more of these builds

This is really cool. Well done!

That looks awesome! If it were me doing it, I just would have added some magnetic sheets into the holes and magnets to the models so that transportation would be even safer. It's probably fine if you're just carrying it but as soon as you put the box into a vehicle I personally would like more security.

Very cool idea' deff trying this with my next commission

Wow! Great idea!

Bro. Maybe use a spray can of primer?

Holy shit…

Merci pour la vidéo

Looks good! These unique schemes that add interest to models but are simple to do? Chefs kiss

That looks really good, are the weapons and mushrooms on the rest of your Silvineth that same purple color, because if not that might be a good way to tie the army in together.

how the fuck does this video only have 413 views, this is a fantastic tutorial with good flow and easy to follow steps as well as a really interesting paint scheme keep it up champ you are making fantastic stuff

Damn that’s the most bodacious birch I’ve seen in a while