One thing I've found useful which you might want to experiment with to speed up this process is to do the initial white coat with some thinned down white ink. It tends to collect in the crevices really nicely, so you get the spaces between the coils showing as an intense white, while the coils are just tinted white.
Oddly I use white oil paint wash and then just wipe off the top of the coils with a make up sponge to clean up the contact point, sort of like reverse panel lining.
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One thing I've found useful which you might want to experiment with to speed up this process is to do the initial white coat with some thinned down white ink. It tends to collect in the crevices really nicely, so you get the spaces between the coils showing as an intense white, while the coils are just tinted white.
I’ll give that a try, thanks!
Oddly I use white oil paint wash and then just wipe off the top of the coils with a make up sponge to clean up the contact point, sort of like reverse panel lining.
Great tutorial. Gonna give this a go on my tau
Thanks very much for checking it out! I used it on a Ghostkeel recently but with blue ink instead of red
I am no miniature painter but draw on paper and your tutorial has helped me immensly there as well. Thanks a lot for this fantastic video. :D
Awesome Vid! Will deffo try this When I get some Plasma for my BT!
Loved it, u make it seem so easy, ancant wait to start!
Thank you so much for watching! Let me know how you get on!
Awesome tutorial, cheers! My black templars are still in their box, but I'm planning on using multiple techniques from your tutorials :)
That’s great to hear, and thank you for watching them! If you’re on instagram or twitter I’d love to see them when they’re done!
so good!!
Awesome tutorial! Got another like and subscriber! :)
Awesome, thank you!
does the white need to be ink or will a normal acrylic white work ?
White acrylic can work too, but just be careful to make sure it's transparent on the glow areas
Looks great! What red ink is that exactly? Looks like sc 75.
Thanks! Yeah it was the S75. It’s still okay to use, but the new red ink from AK, or Blood Angels red contrast from citadel are my go-to now
Sweet
Subbed!
Thank you!
My ink is just so runny so it spiderwebs and runs. I know it’s likely my trigger control but I failed miserably.
Inks are much more watery so try turning down the air pressure on your tank to like 20psi that's what I did and it works perfectly.