Speed Painting With All The Hacks
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Speed painting Warhammer miniatures with 6 of my favourite hacks. These 6 hacks can help get your tournament lists from grey to tabletop ready in no time at all.
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Model choice might be a hack too, painting 'monsters' always seems to go faster than folk in uniforms.
Great addition
This!
The moment you have to paint say, both the clothing/armor and the faces different colors, that adds so much time.
👍 "Today I will be speed-painting Napoleonic Infantry..." [three hours later] "Well, that's got all the frogging done... now, on to my second model."
@@euansmith3699 LOL. Exactly! 😀
Thats a ton of models, must feel nice to get them ready and playable so fast. Fantastic
“Out jumped the goblins, big goblins, great ugly-looking goblins, lots of goblins, before you could say ‘rocks and blocks.’” …or ‘faces and bases,’ apparently. 😁 Amazing results for how quickly they were turned out!
Also great techniques for anyone dealing with some visual impairments who still wants to continue on in the hobby. I feel like I could still field an army that I painted myself with these techniques.
That's a good point. My wife lost most of her eyesight a few years ago and she typically keeps me company while I paint. She may enjoy this method herself.
@@aaronvalentine6416 I have extremely blurred vision most days from nerve and blood vessel damage from diabetes. The techniques that Luke demonstrates has allowed me to continue to improve my painting even through the deterioration of my visual acuity.
@@czaere That's the same as her. I just read your response to her and she is a little giddy! Heading off to watch this video. Thank you, my friend, for your insight!
Great to see LOTR minis in your videos 😊.
Goblintown is such a great army in game and to speed paint. I've also painted almost my whole army within a weekend
They look so good for a speedpaintjob! I will remember the sharpie for highlighting, great tip!
The more I see of the Speedpaints, the more I like them. Fine work on the army!
Built my first diorama in a few hours one night with a handful of your scenics. Looks so good considering I have no idea what I'm doing with ground cover but it just works! Love love love the base ready.
Also... Love u pickle!
You absolutely NAILED the speed painting technique here. As soon as these are available in the full range, I'm getting one.
HA! I do the dry sand / beige dry brushing over everything (except metal) bit! Brilliant.
I really enjoyed that one. More like this please
if you add a little bit of fairy liquid to your contrast it helps with that surface tension. I learned that recently.
Most excellent video. Beginner painter here. Lots of great help here. Thanks.
I'm out of bases... But for short term I think I'm covered with the figures I still have to assemble and paint which is nowhere near the quantity you just went through.
And I subbed.
Mostly doing models for small to medium skirmishes. Next: 7 vs 7, humans vs orcs n hobgoblins n a Warg.
This was the last nudge I needed. Finally pulled the trigger on the Army Painter Mega Speed Paint set.... Thx for making me spend more money Luke :P
Sweet heavens, how did I not think about the wooden stick with foam tape…. Thanks!
Luke & Pickle: Hack Kings! Brilliant 👏
I wish I could bloody do this with my Grenadiers. Solid process, subbed!
For a second I thought I was watching SkillUp. That bg music :) Great video, thanks!
I'll admit I use a very light drybrush of an off white on all my models to make them pop a bit. Glad to see someone else do the same!!
3 hours is INSANE - great video!
Wow stunning...im a noob to moni painting and this has coninced me that Army Painter Speedpaimts are the way to go for me
Lots of people saying 'clothing' will make it immediately more complicated.
Sure, a bit, but not necessarily so much. The point is, choosing your colour range wisely.
I did some "space bugs" this way, dozends and dozends of critters with carpace, flesh and bone/claws in different colours etc.
I primed them darkish grey, basecoated in a pale sand/white from the top(to retain some shadowing), as this was closest to their dominant flesh tone.
Then went on and did all the carpace in a gray/violet tone and then bone/claw in a light red on all.
Finally I used a violett/reddish contrast-/wash over everything.
Similar some "desert scifi troopers" one khaki base, and even two different brown tones for leather (boots/belts) and canvas (backpacks, officers jacket, pouches) and a fleshtone to pick out hands and faces.
Just pick colours matching together and use a wash-/contrast-/speedpaint that blends it together, and a drybrush/rub to highlight.
Don't work 'per mini' work 'per colour' and use the lathes as a fabrication belt. Don't think, just go from left to right.
It's speedpainting to a tabletop standard, not a showcase army.
BTW you can mix your own 'wash/contrast/speedpaint' using acrylic medium and a regular paint.
Thank you , Luke .
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Luke and Pickle awesome duo. Oh the tips, miniatures and paint work are great Luke.
Fantastic! Thank you.
Awesome set of tips! I use most of them already. Especially the off-white dry brush as a universal highlight. My high elf armies for Kings of War all use that trick.
This is exactly what I want these paints for, knocking out armies quick to play the games. I can then put my (limited) time into small passion projects or Hero characters etc.
Really great video, Luke my man! It's so cool to get an entire army cranked out in just one night! I'll definitely be adding some if these tips to my tool box in the future. I'm also really keen to try the Speed Paints after seeing you and Pickle use them!
Keep up the great work, my man!
~ Wolfbrother Methos
I love that you encourage basic flocking for basing too. I think too many people put way too much time and money into bases when the minis should be the star of the show.
Never heard of the sharpie trick that’s awesome !
Can’t go wrong with an all-over, creamy glaze. 😂
I tried to tell the wife this...
if you add a little bit of fairy liquid to your contrast it helps with that surface tension. I learned that recently. Not sure if this is what you were talking about, but it helps to "break the surface tension" which makes them easier to use.
Beltin army. Love goblin town. Add in the 3 trolls.
Oooo...Lord of the Rings this week, eh? Very nice! They look ready for bashin' and beating some nasty dwarves! Great job!
I painted an undead army in a week at the end of last year, and the base read range was essential for getting it all tied together and finished!
Look fantastic
And I'd like to add that tabletop quality speed painted models are good enough to play with. For the newer painters especially, you don't have to have professional looking models everytime. They look amazing from the two feet away that you'll be when playing. Just get em painted.
Wow! Impressive!
Nice vid, I would add the oil wash and rub off technique to this also!
This is rushing the wash to a new level. Really looking forward to getting a few speedpaints.
"Dry Rub" - I'm in. Great video dude, nice to see how you get stuff done this quickly.
that is awesome. 75 minis in 3 hours? And they look nice, too. Thanks for this artwork here
these actually turned out great for no time at all
Great tip and great approach. You may have saved me endless hours!
Your methods really save time and look awesome. You must be some kind of genius! Hard work pays off.
very cool thank you
Great stuff friend 👏 👍
Best section titles ever.
Perfectly timed for me, I'm building up the courage to paint an army!
I'm really impressed by speedpainting armies because I straight up cannot do it. Like when it comes to batch painting most I can do is 3 models on up to 40mm bases at a time and even then I'd prefer to paint each from start to end individually so I rarely do it at all. It's not a problem though since I can just play elite armies with less than 20 models in the army.
Speedy good looking army
Those goblins are really charming too.
Great vid, spot on
Wait. Even my monkey brain can apply these tricks!!! Huge insight! Thank you!
Fantastic video. Great motivation to start swinging the brush today!
Brilliant work and it's great to see some middle-earth on the channel too!
Recently bought some of your ready made basing options - (I think the exact one you use in this video) and... damn, look fucking sick. I'm going to paint over it but you could totally leave it as-is. Please, PLEASE get more options in your US store - would definitely pick up some more cork and bark options but shipping from the UK was as much as the entire order.
Great video!
I love you face Freddy mixes. I got a bunch of them and I think it would be a crime to paint over them - you do it last after all the paints down and the model looks amazing. So it actually saves you time and making the base look good.
Hack 4: channel your inner Dana. Got it!
Glad we got to see your choice. Keep up the videos
75 models unpainted until the literal last day? You're a madman!
And then you actually paint them all in that last day? Even more of a madman!
Of course you had the advantage of painting these goblins, it'd be less fast for other kinds of armies, but it's still an excellent alternative if all you want is decent tabletop level as fast as possible, nice!
Hope your cold is feeling better. Great video and tips
um can you stop making me look bad when i paint hahahahaha lov this channel and video
Cool to see!
Thanks for a good video! :)
I use patchy plains for all my models! Fits well with 40k, aos, zone alpha and even my monpoc models
Loved this video, gonna have to try that cream dry brush, really makes those models pop!
Sick looking army! Good to see some mesbg stuff
wow Luke, you production has really stepped up a notch (not that other videos are not good) you should have way more sub's than you do, keep it up mate.
Picked up some Base Ready products and Basing Glue from Broadsword Wargaming. For a beginner it really added some flare to my models and was easy to use. Great stuff. My only feedback, resealable bags would be great. I popped the Base ready in a little tin for storage though so its all good.
@@GeekGamingScenics That's a very good point. Really appreciate the reply. The Base Ready is easy to keep in a tin or little box anyway, makes for easy dipping. :)
Hell this makes me want to Paint some Zombies!! NICE ONE LUKE! THANKS!! SAVED IT TO MY FAVS!!
Impressive
Picking the right army does help. One with 3/4 colors lol.
Gl with the MESBG game! Great game, one of my favorites!
Can't tell if lukes greying, or he's only gone and done a sick hair style🤣💅🏼
And then there is me, who instead of brushing the first layers on, just dunks them all in a can, suspended in a sieve
Great video with some lovely tips and hacks. Although I wouldn't agree with the comment about the Contrast paints personally as I've not found them to dry patchy once you get used to them. Looking forward to seeing if the AP Speedpaints meet the hype. But can't recommend your basing materials enough.
I used a pencil to edge highlight some blade weapons, looked good imo
Amazing! Thanks for the video 😎👍
Thanks for the store link!
I'm surprised you wouldn't throw down that base wash with an airbrush to go even faster than hand painting each one.
They look really good. Personally I would have loved a few little spots of colour, but that would obviously have taken extra time.
3 hours!! that's mental, Well done mate and they look really good!, Id be interested to see how well is works with a more varied army, with differect units of different colours and how much longer it'd take.
Very cool. Any suggested modifications for Napoleonics? I plan to do some 15mm armies El cheapo,.by using Risk pieces, and then just add in a few actual 15s for officers, cannoneers, etc.
Once again, great job, and thanks.
PS I might do some fantasy with Risk LOTR, and 40K with... You guessed it, Risk Warhammer 40,000! The ultimate Poor hammering!
Man those look great for 3 hours work! Great tips too ;)
Great video, models actually look pretty great 👍
I want to see this with a Seraphon Army.
Great video!this gives me some home for y unpainted FeC.
If you have to already, you should try Scale 75' Metal N' Alchemy metallics. They are the best I've tried so far, even better than Vallejos highly regarded metal color or whatever its called.
That should say 'if you haven't already' spazzy one handed typing.
Love your content fella, great video although I've no idea how you do these at this speed as I just can't!
i can not tell you how much you are helping me with your amazing videos! i started very recently with this hobby and I'm new on you channel, but i found your videos so helpfull that i subscribed immediately!, by the way...
MAY I CHALLENGE YOU??
I have never found a video explaining how to paint a night scene. I'll explain better. If we walk in a meadow at night, in the moonlight, we would not see the green grass and the stones of their various normal colors, but they would acquire more or less blue-violet tones .. Could you recreate a night scene? Would you like to try your hand at this very particular idea? Thanks in advance for any answers!!
You're kinda blowing my mind right now.
Now I can't use techniques on a lot of the models I'm painting (armored knights and space marines) as these techniques (maybe I'm wrong) are mostly for biological models (flesh and such, not long flat panels/armor) but it is still crazy fast!
75 models in ~2 hours (considering I don't have to film myself and such) is 1.6 minutes per model... WHAT!?!
Definitely looking forward to applying some of these techniques to my Death Korps of Krieg (I have too much of a back log at this point, specifically my 30 death riders and another something like 80 infantry models? I only use infantry for my DKoK army, no mech)
Looks good.
I just spend 1.5 hours just putting highlight on one Drukari model... 77 more to go *sigh*
Great video, I’ll be using this to promote sales of the Speedpaint sets together with Geek Gaming Scenics Base Ready 😊 Cheers from Norway/Tabletopbattle
I’ve ordered speed paints so my daughters can achieve a decent finish as they learn.
Thanks!
Going to have to grab the full set of army painter speed paints when they come out. I just got into using contrasts TBH, but I use them mostly to cut glazes. I do often start with a basecoat of contrast as well though, but then I make glazes with them to add all my depth. Not at all a speed painting method TBH though, it just looks really good.
PS: did you say "creamy sand" is that a vallejo colour?
A good old zenathal prime would have makes them look even better. I do that and use the speed paints and now I don’t spend more than 15 minutes painting any of my models . Thinking about doing edge highlights but not sure it’s worth the time .
Can you paint a space marine like this? Looking to see how you would paint a knight of the chalice SM in this way.
Looks better than what I can do trying LOL
Yeah. Just wish Army Painter Speed Paints were available to the common man. We have to wait half a year before they're actually going to be on the market.