How To Paint Realistic Stone For Tabletop Terrain & Miniatures In Under 60 Seconds
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- Опубликовано: 25 мар 2021
- So I'm trying something a little different today and making a RUclips #shorts
I've been painting my stone watchtower for Elder Scrolls Call to Arms and wanted to put together a guide on how I've gotten a really nice stone texture that looks realistic and that I'm super happy with. So I thought what better way to show you all than to equally test out these shorts and show you how I did it in 60 seconds :)
This is a great method for tabletop terrain or tabletop miniatures
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Think I like the format of this. Nice, short, helpful tutorial.
Me too! It’s a nice challenge being able to do a quick technique in such a short time
Good job, Sam! Very nice tutorial, simple and effective! I like to paint my flagstone terrain just like this. Besides grey and yellow, I also use some burnt amber and dark green to pick up the stones further. And if it ends up too dark after the wash, you can always end up with a very light drybrush of white or bone to make the details pop again. Keep it up!
P.S.- really looking forward to see your Mirmulnir painted! No pressure here ;)
Oh those sound like great colours to add into the mix, I've only just started painting stone like this and after seeing the results on a few of my terrain pieces I wouldn't go back to anything else :D
Haha! It's next on the list I promise!
Fantastic and quick! Amazing little tip there.
Thanks! I was quite surprised how difficult it is to try and fit information into one minute :D
What is that green wash? It looks amazing!
So that is Mossy Deposits by AK Interactive :) It's great but definitely use it in moderation as it's pretty strong.
Really useful, thank you!
No problem! Glad it helped!
Great! That was very quick and very helpful.
No problem! Glad it helped!
Thanks for the video painting is my weakness nice job 🎉
Your initial grey basecoat - is that a dry brush over, or actual 'wet' paint? Thanks
Wet paint :)
Excellent job bro 🥃 ding 🥃
Very cool !
Thanks!
Whats the wash you are using at the end? Is it a light wash or dark wash?
Just some simple Nuln Oil :)
What black wash are you using
(Asking cause I'm new to this)
So I’ll use either Mig Black Wash or Nuln Oil from Citadel :)
What green wash did you use???
So that would be mossy stone by AK Interactive
@Tabletop Hub have you tried using biel-tan green wash by Citadel or Moss by down and dirty? I love using them on mine
@@brother_bear_hobbies I've not actually! The Diry Down stuff looks great, I've seen their products being used at my work to great effect but could be something to try in the future
@MisfitHobbies Where is the terrain from?
So it’s a 3D print of the Watchtower set from Modiphius
nice!
Thanks!
Was truly impressed until you washed over top the dry brush. Doing that tones down your high points. If your going to do a wash use it after your base and layers but before edge highlights and dry brushing.
For this it was intentional, I’ll occasionally wash over a drybrush to blend it then drybrush again if I feel the scheme needs it. Everyone has their own techniques :)
@@MisfitHobbies well if you intended to do it that's a whole different story :) was just trying to help if a mistake was made. Good job on the paint.
@@trentr4058 Oh no not at all :D I try out different methods a lot and will change up the order in which I apply certain layers in order to get a specific look :)
"Realistic" 😂