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Depends on the paint you're using, really. Sprays made for the hobby you're looking at about 15-30 mins before they're okay to handle, but I like to leave them for about an hour or so before bringing them inside to allow the spray paint smell to go. Cheap primers I leave for 24 hours to de-gas, because they have a strong smell. I mostly use TTCombat sprays now because they have a better colour range for my needs, if I'm spray priming. I live in an area of the UK famous for poor weather, so I do more airbrush priming in the autumn and winter.

@@TippyClub specially the Mechanicus standard grey, what do you recommend?

Give it 15/20 mins for it to be touch dry, and it should degas quickly, but like I say, I like to leave it for about an hour before it comes back in the house. I keep it in a shed so it's out of the weather

@ thanks so much! Getting into warhammer rn and waiting for a krieg kill squad to paint, super helpful

Welcome to the hobby! The kreig models are so nice! And very happy I could help! I'm on Facebook and Instagram, search for Tippy Club Gaming, you'll find me, and keep in touch so I can see how you get on with them!

There was an email from CMON last week about making sure your shipping address was correct, so it's getting towards shipping, just a little behind schedule! Yeah, we'll have to get a game of it when it arrives

@@TippyClub aye I seen that email. Think the DM likes MGS also so we could have enough for a decent game

I'll check them out

Yeah, there were some difficulties I had while editing, and it didn't turn out how I had hoped, but it's given me ideas for how to do things in the future. We're planning to do our next game in the next few weeks - mostly to give me a break from that nightmare of editing 😹😹 I really enjoyed playing it. This was my second game (we did a test game the night before recording) and it's pretty easy to pick up the rules. In the next game we're going to introduce the Ploy Cards. Thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment!

@@TippyClub Bored doing my Spreadsheets working from home, so I just listened to your Podcast on Half Tilt... now I've come to wathc this again hahahaha, look foirward to your next Vid especialliy seeing the Ploy Cards in action, Thanks.

I don't understand audio editing 😾 it was fine while editing the video, so it must be something to do with the rendering? I'll try some different settings out and hopefully have it better in future videos. I hope this hasn't put you off watching!

@@TippyClub fingers crossed... thought you might appreciate the heads up.

Definitely! Thank you for the heads up.

It'll be with you soon, I'm sure!

Oh damn, those levels are well off. They sounded okay on my headphones while editing, but on my phone they're not great. Thanks for letting me know! I'll see if I can sort that out because it is distracting. I'm looking forward to showing the game off with Daz and also doing some painting tutorials. There are some good canvases for things like checkerboarding and freehanding symbols that I'm looking forward to showing off!

Yeah, it was a very close ending! I'm going to have to put together a good team!

I backed King Pledge, too. Cannot wait for it to arrive! Micky Squire was the Cyber Monday model TTCombat did last year. Black Friday was the alternate Black Lamp for Carnevale. They have said he'll be playable in Half Tilt, so hopefully he gets another release with the event exclusives.

You're very welcome. Love your work, dude!

The Updated cards are definitely a must have upgrade. Which play styles do you think you fall into? Or do you have any thoughts on other play styles?

@TippyClub I'm defo one for overwhelming force, my 1st edition go-to list was Krux, Trihorn, Shamblefist, Saurus Brawler and Saurus Grappler, they'd all spend the game doing turnbuckle abilities off of Shamblefist. Great fun.

Shamblefist is a must have for Turnbuckle teams. Using him as a Turnbuckle is so powerful

And they've only got better with time, too! Looking at Heavy Pounders and The Headliners, the models are a world apart, but still maintain the look that says they're from the same game. The same goes for the Carnevale models. As the sculptors get more comfortable with the world they're making models for, and the tooling and printing gets better, their models are just going from strength to strength.

Thanks for listening, Jack! I'd love to get a regular gaming group going again, but it's just finding somewhere with space

The edges on this kit are covered by grey board coverings, so the edges don't really matter. And the spray painting does the sealing with a couple sprays

Bari ha

Hey John, yes, that's right. Prime it on the sprue, and I paint the floor while it's still attached. The walls I did off sprue, but still before I built it up. I'd suggest doing dry-fits often, particularly if you're using washes, just to avoid any swelling. If your kit has the Grey board detailing, paint those on the sprue, too. The edges of them won't matter and will give a nice bit of outlining to the kit. Once everything is painted, or as I did with this kit, when I had finished painting each level, I would then glue the pieces together.

Oops, sorry about that! I usually just duplicate the music and drop it where I need to. It must have been a mistake when I was changing the levels for the outro, and it all went wrong :(

Excuse me?

Thank you! I love TTCombat's scenery, and I hope it shows with the painting.

Thank you! I look forward to seeing your work!

I'll give it a follow! I've already followed on Instagram

So glad I could be of help to you! Let me see how your stuff turns out! I'm on Facebook and Instagram under TippyClubGaming

You're welcome! So glad to have helped!

You're very welcome! Let me see what you've done with your models, either on Facebook or Instagram. Just search Tippy Club Gaming on them and you'll find me!

The photos you share on the Carnevale page look incredible. I urge anyone interested in making your game board be its own character to check out your stuff. Even the simple additions of sand and clipping some corners for a but of damage before painting adds so much flavour to the building

Yeah, I messed the audio up at the end by accident. It's always something on my videos 😹😹

Oh cool! I've talked to the guy who did Pandinus and Cleo. I really enjoyed painting the Anubis headed model. Love the flowing material on the whole team

@@TippyClub Yeah Ushtabi? If i remember correctly. I really enjoyed sculpting that one, the others not so much. The amount of revisions for the scarab was stupid for how simple it seemed to be haha. Glad you liked it though, nice to see the aftermath of my work, usually once i'm paid up thats it, i dont see much else haha

The Scarab has some excellent texture to it, and when I was at uni, I found the more simple things were horrible to sculpt right (I much more preferred the animating to the sculpting in my course). The Anubis head one is the Anubti Doorkeeper. The Shabti are the zombie like ones. I can imagine they would be a paint to model

@@TippyClub The shabti took me about 2hours each haha. The scarab was about 2 weeks worth of revisions

Sorry, Amir, I can't really do that for a paid product. If you email Mantic support I'm sure they'd be happy to help - they helped me with a Martian Judge Dredd stat sheet when I was missing that

@@TippyClub thank's for reply, I'll try to contact with Mantic

I use the TTCombat sleeves. They're 100x65mm

You're very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it! What vampires are you painting? Did you get your hands on Cursed City?

@@TippyClub actually gonna try paint a vampire head for my mcfarlane space Marine

Oh nice! That would look cool with Blood Angel armour. The blue tint to the skin would contrast nicely with the red armour. I have a Blood Angel armour video if you wanted to check that out. If you're on Instagram or Facebook, you'll have to let me see how you get on with it! TippyClubGaming on either of them and you'll find me

You're very welcome!

Thanks for the recommendation! I'll be sure to keep am eye out for them. I've also found that Foundry do some excellent skin tones. I have a triad of Middle East paints which give an excellent olive skin tone. I've been using them a lot for the Mexican inspired models for Rumbleslam

@@TippyClub Howard Hues got their start catering for Ancients and Historics, so they have skin tones ranging from the palest Vikings and Celts to a variety of Mediterranean tones to "Nubian", which works well for Zulus and Drow elves. I think it would work well for "Discovery"-style Klingons, but I haven't tried any. If you use Howard Hues "Geo-Hex Green" paint and Woodland Scenics "Green Blend Fine Turf", you can base your minis to match Geo-Hex tiles and Gamescape mats (now sold by Monday Knight Productions). :)

Groovy baby, yeah

For burn scars, I'd suggest painting the skin as normal, then start using a thinned down red on the area, then add patches of just the red for darker spots. Then in areas, gradually bring the normal skin colour back, but perhaps go a bit lighter? When burn scars heal up, the new skin is a lot lighter in some of the photos I just searched on Google. Special Effect makeup tutorials can be really helpful for this effect, too

Great to hear! Be sure to let me see how they turn out on Instagram or Facebook! Just search Tippy Club Gaming on them and you'll find me

Thank you! I'm glad you like it!

All rats everything! I'm hoping next year Rumbleslam gets some new rats to add into The Furry Fury

Don't forget the Delaque! That's a hell of a lot of stuff painted 😹

Thank you! I think it gives them that cold, bloodless look and helps them stand out from other kinds of undead units. You could use more of a blue/grey for a less stark variant, but sometimes bold is better, haha!

Thanks man! I know you're going to love them!

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I'm not too bothered about chipping, really. It is stored on top of a wardrobe and only used at home. The lights are from TTCombat and are ready to connect to a circuit straight away. They only cost a couple pound and are pretty good

@@TippyClub just a thought, I've seen quite a few terrain makers use that process. As long as it works for you then who cares what anyone says eh :). Thanks for the info on the lights I will have a look. Take care

If it was something I'd be moving about to places, I'd definitely seal it with glue, so definitely a good call. TTCombat do more modern lights too, but these gas/oil lamps were just perfect for a loose fantasy theme like with RS. Let me know how you get on with your project

@@TippyClub will do, when I get round to it

Yeah, I could see how it could work really nicely in a Sci-fi setting. I imagine you'd be able to make some nice scenes for exploring a derelict ship

Hey Bunny! I'm still waiting on bunny and cat themed wrestlers, then I can make that stable we talked about 😹 I have these three models all painted up now on my Instagram

That's a cool mini! Being an Escher player in Necromunda, if I was to start a 40K army it would probably be a Sisters army. Or a Nurgle one, because I could have some fun corrupting models for conversion. But, yeah, this effect will look awesome on that! Let me know how you get on with it on Instagram, TippyClubGaming - would love to see the end result for it

These are definitely some of the most detailed, I'd say. Been putting some paint on Sapphire Fiend this evening, and it takes paint really nice. Just getting the base colours down, but it's quickly getting there. The square bases are a strange move from the round ones that came with everything else, so they'll stand out a little, but the large bases look like they'll be easier to use. The large round bases leave a fair bit of space between them and adjacent squares. But I've got all the models, so don't fancy rebasing them all, and don't want to buy a set of bases, either haha!

No problem Mike! Glad you enjoyed it!

I'm not a fan of that rule when playing solo so I just don't do it. I've played a game that lasted only a couple rounds thanks to some bad draws with a Thunderstorm. I ended up just house-ruling it out

I like it because It forces the player to use the hold nerve action. More decision equals a better game.