Historical Miniature Painting Tutorial of WW2 Bolt Action Ruined Building Terrain Piece (12 colors)
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 19 дек 2024
- Do you want to follow the steps in this video and paint just like we did?
➤ Get all the paints we used + this historical miniature starter set which includes this ruined building, in the bundle we made for you!
Link to bundle: wargamesdelive...
($16 OFF + Free Shipping)
➤ We're Also Giving away a Bolt Action Band Of Brothers set to one lucky winner!
gleam.io/j43g5...
@ThePaintingCoach painted this awesome Ruined Building using paint from our website. Here is a detailed step-by-step breakdown of how to paint a Ruined Building from the band of brother's starter set.
➤ Paint List:
0:17 Matt White Primer (Primer Layer)
0:30 Basilisk Brown (Base Coat)
1:01 Necrotic Flesh (Base Coat)
1:52 Oak Brown (Base Coat)
2:42 Fur Brown (Base Coat)
3:11 Strong Tone/Quickshade Wash Medium (Mixed 1-1) (Shade/Wash)
4:36 Troll Claws (Drybrush)
5:34 Skeleton Bone (Drybrush)
6:54 Leather Brown (Drybrush)
8:00 Matt Black (Drybrush)
9:16 Matt White (Drybrush)
10:01 Anti-Shine Matt Varnish (Varnish protective layer)
![The Arsenal of Democracy - Painting WWII US Army Vehicles [How I Paint Things]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TxYhSr6MdfM/mqdefault.jpg)
Historical wargaming deserves more attention, and painting tutorials for appropriate terrain and miniatures are always working towards that goal.
Matt black to the edges of the wood is such a simple stroke of genius! Good job
I’ve been playing Bolt Action for a while now and I am just getting into the terrain aspect. Great paint job.
Straightforward and quick. I especially liked the comment he made that you don't want it to stand out, it's terrain so it should kinda just exist :D
So that how you use that anti-shine! Sweet thanks for the demo!
Very simple for beginners. Thanks guys!
This came together quite quickly. I loved the simplicity of the tutorial. Definitely looks like one I can follow.
We’re glad you like it! We’re running a short promo where you can get save $16 on the paints used here, as well as a the WW2 miniature set that includes the ruined building plus 36 other cool minis.
Get it here: wargamesdelivered.com/products/bolt-action-ruined-building-tutorial-bundle
That was a great little video I'm trying to learn how to paint minis
Love the highlighting tip on the wood and the burned effect. It really make the wood look real
I particularly like how the wood came out.
Great color choices, easy-to-follow method. Well-done!
New to Bolt Action and love the game. Keep producing tutorials like this as it gives me great painting tips and ideas
I appreciate tutorials like this that explain well, and don't drag on unnecessarily! Well done!
We’re glad you like it! We’re running a short promo where you can get save $16 on the paints used here, as well as a the WW2 miniature set that includes the ruined building plus 36 other cool minis.
Get it here: wargamesdelivered.com/products/bolt-action-ruined-building-tutorial-bundle
As one who likes painting by numbers, I appreciate the Paint Names being included in the shot so I can quickly reference them later. I think all Painting tutorials ought to do this, and a lot of them do. I appreciate it.
Awesome job on the terrain
Looks great, my favorite part was specifically the in-depth detail of color choice!
Looks great! I love how the shade brought it all together. Though it does make me wonder if historical painters vs. sci Fi would always argue over which spray paint is best. I myself prefer krylon flat grey so I think I am universally hated by all
Great tutorial, and it sounds silly but I especially loved the little black drybrushing to indicate soot on the chimney and on the wood in the framing timber to show where the fire burned through after a shelling. Sometimes I like to do this or go back with necromancer cloak to achieve it on darker materials as well! Bravo!
I always appreciate the run down of what/when for the paints with time stamps alongside the whole tutorial. I really loved the drybrushing, as I love me some drybrushing!
I have never tried painting terrain before. I will definitely give this a go!
Thanks for going into the detail with the dry brushing. It gives a realistic look to the rocks.
I'm new to mini painting and love tutorials like this. Very easy to follow and voiceover work is pleasant.
The smoke burn/discoloration on the chimney is a nice touch - small detail that adds a lot.
I love the Simplicity of this building, makes terrain painting that much easier!
Looking good! Usually i dont bother painting up building terrains. But it definitely would up the table game for sure.
Enjoyed the step by step instructions.
Very nice step by step. Like that the actual colors of the paints used was shown.
I normally like my terrain a bit darker, but the white on this looks great!
Using the white at the end before the seal coat is a smart idea. I had not considered that before. Thanks for a smart tutorial!
Very nice quick and easy tutorial, it just goes to show you don't need to spend hours painting terrain and you can still get really great results.
Great video. I truly enjoy their matte finish!
As a beginner painter I really enjoy learning how the use of washes and layers results in a deep more realistic paint job. The wood and morter on the building look amazing when finished.
I really enjoy seeing how you get the small details to look so good so quickly! It takes me forever, and then I think I am trying to be too picky in some cases. Great video!
Great video i'm in the process of painting terain for oathsworn and this is very helpful, it looks really good when done. I love army painter paints. I got the mega box and almost every other color now. including the speed paints, my only issue is deciding on using speed paints or the war paints.. The speed paints are so fast, but lacking in some colors as of now. and mixed sets look ok, but warpaints look amazing, but require so much more time and layers to make it look amazing.. Great video.
Looks fantastic. Hope I can use these techniques on other models too
That's amazing how quickly that transforms in appearance.
Always amazed at the skill in creating realistic scenery. Always learn something as well.
I always love learning more about painting. Even with an art degree, this is its own unique beast. Thank you for another quality tutorial!
We’re glad you like it! We’re running a short promo where you can get save $16 on the paints used here, as well as a the WW2 miniature set that includes the ruined building plus 36 other cool minis.
Get it here: wargamesdelivered.com/products/bolt-action-ruined-building-tutorial-bundle
Wow this is awesome.... I just started painting a couple months ago.... I Really Love this Tutorial...you appear to be an excellent teacher ... I'm a rookie painter... I just started painting a couple months ago.... but watching Tutorials like this.. will definitely help me mature a lot faster... I clicked subscribed to this channel and turned on the notifications...to get an opportunity to gain as much knowledge as possible...because if I become half the painter you are... I too will become awesome at painting ...I really appreciate you for giving me an opportunity to sharpen my painting skills with the Tutorial and a chance to win this awesome paint set....I'd love to win it ....thank ya and God Bless you
I love how simple you make it seem. As a new hobbyist and painter the very meticulous step by step is easy to follow.
Love it. Straightforward, simple color application. Well done.
Wow that turned out great
Very nice tutorial, lots of tutorials skip some steps. This was thorough!
I just started using washes a couple of years ago and, while it almost feels like cheating, you sure get amazing results fairly easily. Gives some otherwise lackluster builds life and definition. I especially like the process of simulating wood finishes. Frustrating when you’re just learning it but, after you start getting a grasp it’s very satisfying.
Great stuff - thanks!
Love how easy you make this
Love the video! Thanks for the tutorial!
Great demonstration of how dry brushing can give great effects without spending a huge amount of time.
As an amateur painter I don’t know always know the tips and tricks to paint something with great detail. Videos like these are great for knowing what to do when. I’ve never been that comfortable with washes but it’s cool to see that highlighting can even it out wonderfully done!
We’re glad you like it! We’re running a short promo where you can get save $16 on the paints used here, as well as a the WW2 miniature set that includes the ruined building plus 36 other cool minis.
Get it here: wargamesdelivered.com/products/bolt-action-ruined-building-tutorial-bundle
I appreciate the speed and simplicity provided in this video.
Love the idea of adding burned effects to the building, haven't seen anyone else ever do this so I may have to go back to mine and add some!
Great video, liked the straight forward easy approach resulting in a nice finished terrain piece.
Im new to all this...your wall looks fantastic..but i think i would have gone more redish or sandstone on the stone.
Im hoping to get half that good at painting
I loved that the video listed every color, that helped me understand so much better
Great video, looks like a great way to work on techniques
I actually love the details on the stones in the infrastructure. Mine never look this good
Would love to paint up some terrain I've been putting aside!
Thank you for this! I thought the soot effects were great! Added a good bit of visual interest and quite simply too
really well done. I think I used more brown for my brick, but I love the effect.
Really nice how the layers of dry brushing come together for such a cohesive final effect!
Nicely done.
Really helpful! Thank you! I liked the paint colours in the top left corner
The wood looked really good.
Beautiful work
You make it look so easy. I love how everything looked when you were finished. Perhaps I'll grab some "necrotic flesh" and attempt this myself
Adding your paint list, along with time references is useful, thanks
That's well done, like others, I wouldn't have considered the colors you used but they work
I have been looking for a video like this that shows me how to paint step by step.
Love the charred wood look! Gonna be using that one for sure
Nice finish
Never thought to do that burnt wood effect. Really liked the video.
Quick and easy paint job that looks really sharp on the table.
Love seeing the techniques on how to paint pieces like this! Definately will try this out!
With a name like “necrotic flesh” I never would have thought to use it as a color for stone. Videos like this are good at showing AP paints used in ways different than what their name says. Hope someone somewhere gets to take that shelled out house from Gerry!
Yep! That’s why we do these. To help educate wherever we can.
We’re running a short promo where you can get save $16 on the paints used here, as well as a the WW2 miniature set that includes the ruined building plus 36 other cool minis.
Get it here: wargamesdelivered.com/products/bolt-action-ruined-building-tutorial-bundle
Absolutely love videos like this. Hope to see even more in the future. It is very calming seeing how something plain can become something so detailed and the process that brought it there.
We’re glad you like it! We’re running a short promo where you can get save $16 on the paints used here, as well as a the WW2 miniature set that includes the ruined building plus 36 other cool minis.
Get it here: wargamesdelivered.com/products/bolt-action-ruined-building-tutorial-bundle
Great video on weathering, i normally paint minis but now want to paint some scenery pieces
Looks like I’m gonna have to make a trip to the hobby shop
Great video. I appreciated all of the dry brush tips.
Very inspiring, I think I have to make and paint some terrain pieces next week:)
Easy for beginners to follow. great totorial!
Well done, looks very good and looked like a very quick process.
Love how easy to follow you've made this tutorial 😀
So helpful to see how you can achieve the details
Love the overall detail in the video, wish it had more on the techniques used in general
I like the step by step process, make it easier if someone is trying to duplicate it
Wow you made it look so easy to produce a great looking piece.
Excellent tutorial
I've always really wanted a dense urban terrain board, despite the fact that most games don't accommodate it very well. It just feels much more interesting and fun to experience compared to the usual wargaming boards you see with nice open firing lanes and few places to really dig in or reasons to use artillery. So terrain pieces like that are some of my real wants for the future.
We’re glad you like it! We’re running a short promo where you can get save $16 on the paints used here, as well as a the WW2 miniature set that includes the ruined building plus 36 other cool minis.
Get it here: wargamesdelivered.com/products/bolt-action-ruined-building-tutorial-bundle
Always been very interested in Bolt Action. Would love to get started!
Nicely done! Easy to follow.
This was spot on. I’ve just bought some of these ruins and am looking for some good how-to’s. Thanks mate! 🙏🏻
Awesome, quick and simple paint job.
The mossey green looks awesome!
Nice quick and easy!
Awesome video. I’m still new to painting minis and this is a really easy to follow video
Geez, that look amazing at the end!
thanks for sharing your technique
Really nice demonstration of how it can be done quickly and easily and have it turn out great, rather than the meticulous detail some painters go into in their videos. Sometimes, especially with terrain, you just want to get it done!
Great tutorial! I really appreciated the tips and suggestions! Thanks!
The tutorial was amazing and very helpful, thanks for the video. Especially for someone new to BA
I like the Fur Brown for the chimney