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This was really informative, thank you got the content

Thankyou for the informative video. Ive been painting with oils for little over a year and i still learn new things.

Great video. Love oils!

Great video! You and Luke converted me into painting with oils and I haven’t looked back. I’m just figuring out how to not leave brush strokes lol.

Thanks, again a very motivational video! Currently I am painting an acrylic project (moonstone miniatures) but after that I plan to start an oil project with a restricted palette (Zorn). I have there 2 sizes, one is a normal 28-32mm miniature and one bigger, 72mm. Which one would you take as a beginner with oils, the normal one or the bigger?

We went to the Holborn museum in Bath earlier this year. These paintings are truly amazing when you can get up close and see how the brush strokes were applied.

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@OmegaonEdge, I couldn't help but notice your brush seems very damaged on the tip. Is that on pourpus or you just haven't gotten a better one yet?

Hi, great videos, :) my good sir. They are inspiring me to try oils, but I would like to ask for your opinion on the Floow oil paints from Scalecolor. From your experiences, is this paint range good for someone who wants to try Oils for the first time and not invest a ton of money in artist grade paints? There are like no reviews of this line, and most of the other creators on YT are not even showing this paint range.

I had no issue applying acrylics on top of oils in the past. Maybe first letting it dry a bit though?

"We are going veteran because wr played Space Marine 1" 😂💀💀💀💀 I think normal is already hard ^^

Great video Boss! Did you put your oil paint on a wet pallet?

Thanks for the video. I paint more in your style than others using oils on utube. So its nice to see a better painter painting in a style i understand.

"Negative reviews from the oil painting community": Yes, compared to top-of-the-line oil paints like Schmincke Mussini, Blockx, Old Holland, Talens Rembrandt etc. the Abteilung oils are of an inferior quality. They contain a lot of oil (as a filler instead of pigment), their coverage is not so great, some are rather roughly grinded, some colors are off (their black is a dark brown) and so on. There is a reason why they are so cheap compared to premium oil paints. This is not that much of a problem if you use them for what they are marketed - weathering. But if you really want to paint with them...nah. Buy "real" oil paints. I have and since then my Abteilung oils are rotting in my drawer. Honestly, the better oil paints are better for weathering too. But as I said, they are quite an investment unfortunately. At least they will last you forever ;)

I love your stuff. I have a pile of the old range (mostly because coming from acrylics I was unsure what to buy and they were sold in all the places I got models from). It didn’t take me long to realise there was no opacity labels! I really appreciate all the stuff I can pick up from your videos!

You mention using a brush with a sharp tip. Any recommendations for a decent brush to use with oils?

Great video! I'm a bit rusty with oil painting on minis, haven't done it in a while, only just got back to oil washes recently. Using baking paper is an interesting idea!

Arachnophobe plays Space Marine 2

Fab video! Thank you for your kind words about my angel! I'm so glad you liked her :)

It's Lisa aka @goldfinch_minis who did that large piece @ 6:59

Looks like a great little show. Glad you got a CORRR

The angel woman and the balloon frog thing you paused on are by goldfinch_minis! I saw her stuff highlighted on acminiatures streams and they are so freaking amazing!

Omegon - do you do commissions? love your work

Congrats!!!

Congrats man, well deserved!!!!!!!

Awesome video. Happy to see how positive of an impact Fen has had on our community and hobby x

Great video man

Great vid!

So cool 🦎🖌

looks really good! i like the way you broke down your process with the references and all!

Where are the other oil fundamental videos? Or is this the only video labeled this way? Part 5?

Brilliant, loving the tutorials, the figures look amazing 🤓

Thank you for this video. It really got me thinking again to start painting oils.

Thanks for your time and effort. Im painting with oils since 3-4 years and I cant go back to acrylics, so much fun. Relaxing Video mate thanks !

Hey, currently I am thinking to paint some models with oils using the Zorn palette, can you tell me what is/was the drying time of this models? BTW, very nice channel and you are truly inspiring me to start with the full oils, keep up the nice work!!!

Great to see another dedicated oil painter on RUclips. You and James Wappel are the only ones I know of currently putting out videos regularly. Would love to see you go back to fully cured painted models and work with glazed to pump up the contrast and saturation even more. Also would love to see some more videos on vehicle painting and weathering with oils. Thank you!!!

I was wondering when the alpha legion stuff was. Guess I’ll be checking out the Patreon.

Wow, the process is nuts. At first it looks... pretty bad, but holy as youkeep going this really comes alive and becomes beautiful. This takes so much more time and patience, love the result.

Great video! Do oil paints dry a shade darker like acrylics do? Just wondering if that needs to be taken into account when mixing your colours.

This is awesome. I've never seen anyone paint minis in oil before. Looking forward to seeing more from you.

Liked and subscribed. These models are looking pretty cool.

Nice unboxing and thoughts on the set! I'm very interested in this release, it's been tempting me for a while now!

I use acrylics for details over oils with no problem....

I agree about investing in artist grade oil paints. I actually find the expensive brands like Old Holland or Michael Harding much easier to use because of their high amount of pigment and how easy they are to dilute to the concistency I desire. They are also more forgiving when you stipple them on the miniatures.

Oils have really changed the game on my painting journey. Really appreciate videos like this that show more appreciation for oils in our hobby!

I'm patiently waiting for mk5 armour, aka the "Heresy" armour, ya know...the armour named after the heresy due to it being the most common type, its as if GW forgot that

Very helpful I’m starting a tyranid army after finishing my death guard army in oils. Trying to figure out the most efficient way to get the skin and carapace finished.