First shot at a ‘full’ tutorial video, so there’s teething issues. I still aim to make my channel’s guides short but detailed: It’s a crash course. If it’s still a bit too fast, feel free to let me know, but I think this is a good balance. P.S. - I know it didn’t show super glueing sticks to the base. Your call if you want these guys even harder to move around.
Thanks for the kind words! It's the algorithm really. I just don't have the follower base to get decent traction, but Instagram Reels have been helping on that front. I don't mind: Slow growth is relaxing!
This is a great guide. Thank you so much. I ended up making the weapons kind of a transition point. Like the cutting edge being a rusty iron and then fading into that ethereal blue.
Loved this I now want to buy an army like this because of this and how bad ass everything looked at the end as always amazing work on the vid and loved the easy explanation of how to for everything
Because of your video you made me hunt down a Soul Wars box set at my local hobby store to build some Nighthaunts. I hope you're fucking happy. ( Actually looks stunning in a group, thanks for the idea.)
I never did varnish them but it could plausibly help double-secure the ones that are truly held by glue. From what I've seen, most of the leaves that fall off are the ones that got loosely tangled with the cotton and are bound to fall off eventually.
I was wondering how you managed to do the fog. Ultra thinned down color? May I get the same result with rattle spray can? For a pure white fog, would just cotton and hair spry do the job?
It's just light build up with a rattle can using the color you want: Back and forth wafting as shown in the tutorial, taking care not to go too far or it looks weird. I'd imagine hair spray would be fine for pure white, but doing it with white spray paint or varnish would probably give a little more durable results.
Probably wouldn't do much, and if anything spraying it on would blow extra leaves away. Probably better to add a tiny bit more glue after they first dry
strange question but is there a picture of your black coach anywhere? I'm using this scheme because 1)I have alot of nighthaunt and i dont wanna paint my brains out and 2)This scheme is BEAUTIFUL and im using the picture on the video as reference but wasent sure if you had a picture anywhere else of the full model! Love the video and editing is CRISP
Thanks! There's photos on my Instagram but im not sure how many more angles ive uploaded of it offhand. There's a link on this profile or you could look up my account "Datxdiver". Might have to upload more pics as a throwback!
First shot at a ‘full’ tutorial video, so there’s teething issues. I still aim to make my channel’s guides short but detailed: It’s a crash course. If it’s still a bit too fast, feel free to let me know, but I think this is a good balance.
P.S. - I know it didn’t show super glueing sticks to the base. Your call if you want these guys even harder to move around.
"Games Journalist Easy" is just the kind of instructions I need.
Why don't your videos get more views? It's bewildering. Amazing editing, great content, just top shelf.
Thanks for the kind words! It's the algorithm really. I just don't have the follower base to get decent traction, but Instagram Reels have been helping on that front. I don't mind: Slow growth is relaxing!
@@DDBuilds get yours babe. Good luck.
This might be the chadest colour scheme for an entire ghost army, contrats dude !!!
I don't think I reinvented the wheel on the classic ghost look, but thanks for the praise!
This is a great guide. Thank you so much. I ended up making the weapons kind of a transition point. Like the cutting edge being a rusty iron and then fading into that ethereal blue.
This is how tutorials should be! ❤
Thank you!
"Game journalist easy mode" killed me outright. Well done, well done.
Mann I really have been putting of painting my ghosts but now I really want to paint them so thankss
Honest you could ignore the tutorial and just have a good laugh. this was hilarious so i had to watch it twice
Thanks for the kind words! I aim for a fun balance
"The greenish cyan spray paint" part sold me. Subbed
this was funny tutorial. had me laughing throughout the whole video. felt like an infomercial
Gotta separate myself from the pack somehow 👍
Amazing video, great editing and top tier quality! I am reposting this to every tabletop group I have. Love the humor. More people need to see this!
You're very kind! Thanks for the support!
Loved this I now want to buy an army like this because of this and how bad ass everything looked at the end as always amazing work on the vid and loved the easy explanation of how to for everything
Thanks man! Just mind the wallet cause this stuff is a cliff into debt haha
This is amazing, great channel! Subscribed ;)
Excellent, I like it very much
the army shots are very impressive!
Great content
I started working on a Nighthaunt army myself. After priming I realize these guys are tough to come up with a neat color scheme.
Because of your video you made me hunt down a Soul Wars box set at my local hobby store to build some Nighthaunts. I hope you're fucking happy. ( Actually looks stunning in a group, thanks for the idea.)
Haha I hope they turn out great! Happy hobbying!
Loved the tutorial! Do you think some spray on varnish would help with the clinginess/ falling off of the leaves, or would it just mess up the cotton?
I never did varnish them but it could plausibly help double-secure the ones that are truly held by glue. From what I've seen, most of the leaves that fall off are the ones that got loosely tangled with the cotton and are bound to fall off eventually.
Omg this is amazing.
I was wondering how you managed to do the fog. Ultra thinned down color? May I get the same result with rattle spray can? For a pure white fog, would just cotton and hair spry do the job?
It's just light build up with a rattle can using the color you want: Back and forth wafting as shown in the tutorial, taking care not to go too far or it looks weird. I'd imagine hair spray would be fine for pure white, but doing it with white spray paint or varnish would probably give a little more durable results.
@@DDBuilds thank you, I will try!
Ok but what if you varnish the bases after aplying the leafs, would that make harder for the leafs to come out of the cotton?
Probably wouldn't do much, and if anything spraying it on would blow extra leaves away. Probably better to add a tiny bit more glue after they first dry
@@DDBuilds I’m THIS close to start a Nighthaunt army with a scheme very similar to this one. Thank you for your repply, great video.
hey would you have another recomandation for a cyan paint spray ? i am not able to find the two you said on amazon
I haven't tried them but Rustoleum Imagine Turquoise or St. Tropex might be good alternatives
are those trees from outside or modeltrees?
Are those literal sticks from out side or model trees?
strange question but is there a picture of your black coach anywhere? I'm using this scheme because 1)I have alot of nighthaunt and i dont wanna paint my brains out and 2)This scheme is BEAUTIFUL and im using the picture on the video as reference but wasent sure if you had a picture anywhere else of the full model! Love the video and editing is CRISP
Thanks! There's photos on my Instagram but im not sure how many more angles ive uploaded of it offhand. There's a link on this profile or you could look up my account "Datxdiver". Might have to upload more pics as a throwback!
Sucks you don't make painting tutorial videos anymore.
mmmm yes... give me more!
Working on them! Not known for my speed at the moment
Holy fuck!!!! Now I want to strip my night haunts and do this
I'm sure your nighthaunt are awesome as is - but you could always do a war cry band if you want to give it a go!
@@DDBuilds I have not even looked into warcry, are the rules different from age of sigmar?
Mmmn...Kingdom Death Thicc-
Do this with an airbrush and you can probably paint an entire army in an afternoon lol
iu thought it was frozen HORSES in the thumbnail lol
lol I suppose that's an idea for another time
Nice and easy. You might be interested to check it out mine version also ;-)