Realistic Speedpaint! Low-effort painting with Army Painter Speedpaints! Beginner Friendly Tutorial.
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- Опубликовано: 1 фев 2022
- Here's what you can expect when actually painting models with Speedpaint! In this tutorial, I painted 30 different models quite fast without using much skill. These results are 100% accessible for total beginners, or anyone who wants to paint their models quickly. The minis are for Dungeons and Dragons and Ravaged Star. The DnD minis are mostly from The Lost Dragons, The Lost Adventures, and Titan Forge.
Check out my previous speedpaint review for more information:
• Speedpaints Review: I'...
The full set of speedpaints releases in late March of 2022. I'm interested to see how people use them! In the meantime, I'll take a little break from Speedpaint and get back to some other types of content ;-)
Ravage Star minis from MiniWarGaming
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The speedpaint set was provided to me free of charge as review stock ahead of release.
Prototype Valkyr models from Ravaged Star were sent to me free of charge as review stock ahead of release.
I'm painting all these DnD minis because of the game I'm playing in! You should totally check it out :-) The Twenty Sided Realms Podcast tsrpodcast.libsyn.com/tsrp-waterdeep-episode-1
*_Something is odd? I wonder, do maybe the contrast-only painted minis look like pre-painted out of the box minis?_*
I'm on episode 3 now of the TSRP podcast. I'm really enjoying it and your pyromaniac character is fun :)
OMG! You are in the TSRP?! Awesome podcast, give a huge compliment to your wonderful DM! 👍👍
Well, for those of us who don't do this as their primary hobby these look amazing.
It's sweet how you always direct people to Dana Howl for examples of your work but better.. but your work ain't bad at all!
Thanks! Dana and I realized we were working on the same models with the same materials at the same time, we had a good enough laugh that it was worth a shoutout :-)
Dan bull like minis huzzah lol love both channels
👀 Dan bull watches mini painting videos?! That's so cool, big fan
Dana redirects people to his channel for more scientific explanations!
Damn this dude is sick on ERB! Awesome to hear he’s an avid mini painter!
Great video Brent 😊😊
hey thanks duncan! :-)
Lord?
Thank you sir for telling us "it's ok to paint just to get minis ON THE TABLE".
I enjoy I your content sir.
It's so wonderful to see these NPCs come to life for your Waterdeep taverns. It's even more wonderful to see new contrast paint lines and tutorials aimed at newer hobbyists. They're a welcome boon for new players in my experience.
right on buddy! :-)
Or experienced painters. I easily see these becoming my new basecoat paints for most everything. Especially since basecoating is normally slow and sucks. However with these possibly one basecoat with some highs and shadow already built-in, then work from there as needed.
The more I see this, the more I'm intrigued by what they can potentially do. The tricky thing is working out how to best use them as the results really are super variable. They seem to fit the D&D style really well.
absolutely! we gotta find the right uses for these things, but they're a great new tool for the toolbox! :-)
Now THIS is more my speed.
hehehe right? I like 'em too!
I know these are supposed to be cheats for painting table-ready quickly and not necessarily beautifully, but i unironically love the way that the makeup brush "zenithal" looks under the speedpaints. It makes me think of those old sketch-y illustrations from old fantasy books. And it brings out highlights and detail in a more interesting way than the classic spray zenithal imo. Keep up the good work with these!
Yes. Realistic miniatures with precise details, light and colors are great, but "sketch-y illustrations from old fantasy books" appeals to me even more.
I bought these speed paints a few days ago because I was trying to get myself back into painting miniatures. It's been years, and I'm not good by any means, but these made it fun again. It really makes a huge difference when you bring out your miniatures for a game and you're not embarrassed by them! Thank you for your speed paints videos, they're just what I needed to bring me back to the hobby.
I first painted a few miniatures around 1982. I’m considering getting back into the effort and your videos are my lighthouse. I hope you are a teacher of some sort for your day job, because you are one of the great teachers on RUclips.
Nice! Come on back to the hobby, the water is warm! :-) Somehow this is my full-time gig now, but previously I spent many years as a chemistry TA ;-)
Goobertown new video notification is always such a happy moment
This looks very beginner friendly. I physically can't paint minis on my own, but I know the family members who help me with the hobby would absolutely love this stuff
fun for the whole family! :-)
It is incredible how good these look after just one coat of paint. Amazing technology. Thanks for showcasing.
That high contrast white on the undercoat makes the end result look drybrushed automatically. Brilliant!
That tavern scene at the end is just too awesome. Dang, I just absolutely love that. Can’t wait to get my hand on a set of these paints😍.
right? I love a good tavern scene! :-)
Agreed. How do we get these again?
What do you mean they don’t look outstanding? They do look outstanding!
that's kind of you to say :-)
I just started my journey into this hobby. Bought an Army Painter starter set of regular acryllic paint, a can of black primer, 3 brushes and a black wash. Not even 3 weeks later, and I just got a delivery of a really nice set of high quality brushes, white primer for zenithal priming and different-colored washes as I didn't like how the black wash behaved on all of my minis. My minis look really shitty compared to the ones my friends who have been playing wargames for years now but I don't really care! I am really having fun with the hobby and the mini I just finished looks miles better than the group of goblins my players will encounter in our first DnD session, which was the first batch of minis I painted.
You and a few other channels like Miniac and Ninjon really helped and continue to help me in taking step by step forward. So, thank you. From the bottom of my heart. Without you, I would not have found one of the most important activities in my current live. It's been a rough couple of years, as my mental health took a nosedive once Covid hit, but going from listening to Critical Role, to planning my own campaign, to buying and painting the NPCs and villains my players are going to encounter helped immensely with that.
That's awesome! Welcome to the hobby, I'm so glad that you're having fun with it. I bet your players will appreciate it too! I advocate for this hobby because I know how great it can be for mental health and overall wellbeing- one of the better pastimes out there for sure :-)
as a super noob in this hobby i saved like 120+ video on a YT dedicated playlist to create a giant tutorial for someone like me who's never picked up a brush. Since i don't want to use an airbrush, seeing you priming the minis in black highliting them with a white drybrush made me scream....."F.....g finally now i know where shadows are and where to highlight!!"
Sooo i want to thank you for making my hobby easier from now on, and i subscribed !
I think this is the not only the BEST use case for SpeedPaint, but probably Army Painter's intended use case. You get a table full of vibrant minis quickly and easily. Are they gonna win awards. No. But that's not the point.
100% this right here :-)
Your positive attitude and enthusiasm is what the world needs
that's quite the compelling example for speed paint
This is the Ravaged Star line that the Valkyrs are from!
gamefound.com/projects/draft/m56v1l6vemgcar7qkfrf27jmh1y?refcode=tmC46_te00e-ZJyVYwyPew
Contrast paints totally renewed my interest but now I HAVE to try these as well, thanks Brent!
IT'S ALL ABOUT ENJOYING THE HOBBY NO MATTER HOW THEY TURN OUT AND ONCE THERE ON THE TABLE QUICK WHO CARES,,, ENJOYED THE TUTORIAL ON THESE NEW ARMYPAINTER SPEED PAINTS,,, CHEERS 👍
Last played Warhammer maybe… 20 years ago? All these new-fangled paints, tools, the growing and diverse community, not to mention RUclips tutorials - almost tempted to jump back in!
As someone with limited time and skill, this is really helpful. I got the full set of speedpaints for christmas and it has made the hobby much more enjoyable and encouraged me to improve.
you re prob the most wholesome painter in my subscriptions
Life has provided me with little time to paint miniatures and so I haven't painted for far too long.
I have always been a fan of speed painting and maybe this is my answer to painting in the future!
Thanks for the inspiration Brent!
Much love from Eugene Oregon.
there ya go! I wish you the best of luck in getting some painting done :-)
This came up in my ASMR feed, not gonna lie, pretty relaxing to watch you paint haha.
heheheh, thanks for watching! :-)
As a casual painter these look right up my alley
As a person who JUST got his first Star Wars Legion Core Set and has NO experience in painting minis (or tabletop gaming), I'm jazzed to get into these paints. Can't wait!
Nice!!! have fun getting started, you can do it!!! :-)
The White Speed Paint you'll definitely want but it comes in the $99 box nxt month.
@@DarthP00P00 Just pre-ordered the mega set :)
100% beginner here and I've pre-ordered the starter kit. I print all sorts, but never had the confidence to start painting any
I believe in you! :-)
I can't be the only one who thinks Brent looks like Smeogol. Anyway... Great content! Keep it coming.
The guy at 9:02 legit looks marvelous. Those spears are so pretty. The musician in the blue dress also looked great.
I ordered the full set after your last video, and this video gives me great info as I wait 2 months for the paint. Thank you! Really appreciate you trying these out for us!
I had wondered on how durable the final product was, so thank you for the info on needing to seal it up with varnish. Plus 23 background minis in 3 days is a really solid rate of painting and sounds really interesting for that type of niche tabletop requirements.
absolutely! I was pleasantly surprised at how fast these got painted up.
3am and I’m happy to be hanging out in goobertown!
That awkward moment when you watch a speedpaint video and they look better than what I can do with regular paints and days of work. lol.
More excellent insight and experimentation=radness!!😎👍
You know, speaking as someone who's only been mini painting for about a year and knows they're by no means great at it, it's really comforting to see someone I know is amazing at it put a lot less effort into it, have and end product that's a lot closer to my level, and still be pretty happy with it. Helps reestablish that we don't all have to be Golden Demon winners to have some fun with it and finish with something we're happy with :)
After a hiatus since 2008 I finally got some mini's out of storage and using you methods. With the magetised bases, dowel holders and speedpaints I love the first results.
That last shot with the whole batch on the tavern looked so cool.
Thanks! That's what it's all about right there- I love a good tavern scene! :-)
It's just so fascinating to see someone painting with these colours. Love it.
glad you liked it! :-)
I definitely think that zenithal-esque techniques make such a difference for contrast paints, if I need to do true speedpainting for a while model I'll definitely do something like this!
I have not painted minis in more than 15 years. I don't have a lot of time for hobbies but after watching this video I am going to pick up a set of speed paints and paint some of my board game minis!
Nice! That'll be fun :-)
That’s a colourful lot!
I’d like to see a few identical sets of models with one group having a white primer and the other set having a black primer. Then painting the mirror characters with the same paint schemes would show exactly how the Speed Paints act. Your figures, even when you aren’t trying, look pretty sweet (some more than others, yes, but none look “bad”). Stay awesome and Keep the videos coming. 🤙
I swear this channel is such a treat. Every time I see one of your videos pop up in my recommendations, I wanna pick up a brush and get painting again,
hehehe, go paint something!!! :-)
I'm a tavern guy. They look great. Thank you for the instruction as I am about to pull the trigger on Speedpaint.
Speedpaint is shaping up to be the first pre-order I don't regret.
I really like how the white drybrush gives the models a grittier feel. After watching this I’m kind of tempted to pick up a set of speed paint to get my cursed city set done
right? we gotta use that undercoat more often. I was thinking darkest dungeon, but you're right it matches the cursed city box art too :-)
@@GoobertownHobbies I love the art from Darkest Dungeon
I have been experimenting with the speed paints and I love him too. One of the things that I've done to combat the darker look once it dries is to let it dry for a day and then come back and wet brush, basically take a brush you would use to dry brush and just get it slightly damp and then brush it gently over the model to take away some of the speed paint from the top surfaces help restore some of the contrast. Another thing I'm doing is mixing the speedpaints a little bit to get either a darker or lighter color and you can do this after you've applied the paint to the model.
These look wonderful! Speedpaint sorcery at work for sure. The tavern scene is just glorious!
thanks! I love me a good tavern scene :-)
Color me impressed. Will definitely have to pick up these paints.
As a VERY newly minted miniature painter, I have to say - the best results seem to come from laying down a black base coat and then white dry brush before applying the speed paints. I feel like the most consistent color comes from that approach.
the results from just slapping it on there are pretty incredible. I think with a second pass of detail highlighting these would look like you spent all day on each one. Good on Army Painter for coming up with an answer to a games workshop product that is actually identifiable on the shelf. They have a lot of paints that seem like they're meant to be alternatives to layer paints or technical paints but there's nothing on the bottle to say "hey, this is transparent, like, really transparent bro" (looking at you jungle green) - it's nice to actually know what you're getting here.
right? every company has good products and not so good products... I think army painter just got their killer app!
I laughed out loud when he was like, "gettn stuff done, this is nice change of pace."
Really putting in the work on this review.
I was talking to my son the other day and I was painting some minis. I was saying how it takes a long time sometimes and he said that he doesn't care so much about the details as long as they're cool...in other words, they don't see the small details I put in on an NPC that is about to be murdered, talked to, or is background so I shouldn't worry so much about the super fine details. For me, personally, these speed paints will help in accomplishing that goal and getting more time playing.
I’m very excited to try these later! Thanks for the video coverage and hints about dry brushing white.
I really like the way the d&d figures came out. For some reason gives me a very retro vibe
Thanks! I like them too :-)
Me: A guy who's watched 20 sided realms and your video series for about as long as they both have been out.
"Wait... ****, That's you?! Oh **** it is you?!"
I genuinely don't know how I've not noticed up till now.
hehehe, today is a good day!!! :-) Chaz is my pyromaniac alter ego.
Remember, also, that you can always go back over with regular paints, if you need some targeted detail. Those Ravaged Star minis look decent enough with just the speed paint. But if you're the kind of person who must paint the trim, nothing is stopping you from doing so.
Both Speed Paints and Contrast Paints are tools. They aren't the totality of a painting style, and don't have to be.
This is exactly what I have been looking for as a proper review for these paints. This is basically exactly what I want the paint for as well, because I have a DnD game coming up and I have NPCs and characters to paint, and I have A lot of monsters to do as well. I plan to get the starter kit once available, as I think it will cover the majority of what I plan to paint with it. Thank you for this review, I am looking forward to these paints.
Nice! yeah dnd npcs are a great match for these paints.
Wholeheartedly agree that the medium for any Speed paint/contrast should come in much larger bottles!
Wow, the minis look amazing!!
Awesome video on real-world use to a great tabletop standard! Very happy to see this demo, Brent, and great to hear your thoughts on the process.
These look great! Well done! And really enjoy that bar scene at the end. That's not just a love letter to table top standard but a love letter to Goobertown and all the hobbying you've inspired. I'm sure one could easily fill a raucous waterdeep tavern with all the hobbyists who got into it or stuck to it or were motivated by Goobertown Hobbies videos.
That would be a heck of a tavern! Thank you for the kind words :-)
Thanks so much for this video. I particularly like how much you can see the effect of the highlight
Cheers mate. I'ma prime my Ork Boyz tomorrow and do this.
Naaaaarrrrrffff... Armypainter!!! Release this stuff already XD
Great demonstration of these paints Goobs - I'm enjoying playing with the speed paints myself, they're pretty fun for what they are! Definitely see them being a good addition to your arsenal of paints.
It’s always great to see some good beginner videos for people just getting into the hobby. I’d love to see you take a crack at thinning these speed paints with more easily available mediums that come in much larger containers, as running out of the speed paint/contrast mediums is always an issue.
I gotta get back to my paint medium studies! :-)
Wow, they look awesome for the amount of work they required!! Those will look awesome on a table top.
Thanks for the review. It was very insightful and getting a better understanding on speedpaint.
i am so excited for these speedpaints!
Thank you for painting and recording!
I used this method for spedpainting and love the result. Thank you so much. Easy, quick and a very nice look for a novice like me. :)
As always, i adore your methods, your script is both informative and your cadence smooth and inviting! I'm also always so thankful that you take all the steps you can to shout out to your sources, AND provide further info for folks to follow up on. Great work c:
hey thanks, I appreciate that!! :-)
Amazing result! Thank you so much for the video!
Those models look really good! Thanks for another great video, Brent!
love it! think i'll be buying this set. thanks for the review
Thanks for a fantastic video on these. I'm definitely picking these up!
0:07 "No real skill" You are a great comedian. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for making this video, good to see some complete models done (and not just a single colour).
absolutely! thanks for watching :-)
I’ve received my set and will use them to lessen my huge pile of shame. I love how these models turned out 😉.
And as you say: not the best paintjob, but a lot better than unpainted 🤪
Excellent as always.
They look really fun, nice work!
Such a lively scene! the models look great imo
Maybe more so than anything else I've seen on the subject, this really helped me see the potential and practical uses for speed paints. Thanks, Brent! Excellent work as always.
Ordered my first batch of mini's last week. I'm stoked to goof around with these speed paints!
Man, I absolutely love your videos. You have a very ice voice to listen to and would totally watch a video of you and some friends playing a DnD adventure. I've learned so much from your videos and i can't wait to start painting my second (ever) minis with the AP speed paints. :)
Take care!
I loved this tutorial! Frigging fantastic! WOW!
Your models look very good. I love speed paints. Makes me feel like an artist!
Sweet, was waiting to see these properly in action!
Those are good lookin Kobolds!
heck yeah!! :-)
what a wonderfull vid thanks alot brent! thanks for always delivering so wholesome, comfy and motivating content!!
Some Nice Colours that Pop .. ✌️💚
This is a wonderful use for Speed paints!
Love this video - this is absolutely what I always advocate for. Painting doesn't have to be hard, and can be super accessible. My go-to used to be contrast paints, but it's increasingly looking like Speedpaints might be the future!
Yeah! These may have just crossed the line to being something I'd seriously recommend to a brand new painter.