Love that you picked a larger model and are breaking down into more than one video. I really like that you didn't have a big agenda on how to paint it as quick as possible and seemed to really enjoy the process. Would love to see it finished in the future!
I really enjoy these in depth higher level painting videos. Also makes me feel better that I'm not the only one who takes forever on one model. I'm also not painting to build armies either. I just like to paint minis. And yes, please finish this for us in some more videos. This project is going to look great!
YES of course we want to see you finish it! Dude honestly, I would absolutely dig like a 3 part series where you really talk through and ruminate on a project as you go. longer forum "discussion" video mini-series are seriously under rated in my book, and id be shocked if alot of others didnt agree. Thanks again!
Tbh I prefer this type of video from you, I really enjoy watching the full painterly process. There are a million speed painters on RUclips but so few at your level so getting to observe you display that level is great. Looking forward to part two!
When I am not motivated , i can just watch one of John's videos, and I the intro really takes me back to when I first started painting. Ninjon was my first favorite RUclips creator. Still is my favorite overall. I think it's because he doesn't constantly upload videos. So when I see one, I get stoked to watch it. Thanks to John for being with me since day one of my hobby journey.
From my point of view as a vastly less experienced painter, this style of video is a lot more helpful feeling good about my own painting journey. Seeing all those 'paint 120 models on the weekend' style Videos doesn't really allow for errors or changing of the plan. I would have loved seeing a few examples of you going back in with the base color fixing mistakes when you talked about it, not going into details, just showing it. Because it's easy to assume nobody makes mistakes while they happen a lot when you're new, regardless of the reason (like bad brush control or didn't check the amount of paint which will come off etc). Overall, please keep doing these videos
Its totally cool to just paint this part of the model like this and show us the rest later, if you decide to do the rest at all. I know you have to cater to your audience, but as a part of that audience I can safely say that it doesn't really matter what you are painting so long as you share your insights along the way, since that is what I am here for. If I only cared about the finished product id just click on the video and then skip to the end and leave. I'm sure some people do that but, for people who are actually here for the content, its the insight and personality that we are here for. Do your thing chief, the rest will follow.
I’m a new-ish painter in my first year and I’m extremely anal about my models so I’ve only painted about 75 models fully. But Jon I love your videos because it helps me get to what I’m looking for in a model much quicker and with less trial and error. Also, accidentally spending 15 hours on a single model unintentionally is completely relatable. And ending your video with a loud “fuck!” Makes me feel better too for some reason
@@RhiaJade oh wow. I see all these videos where people say they spend 30 minutes on a termagaunt to get it table ready and spending an hour or more on a troop is crazy. Here I am spending 2-3 hours on small units and 15-20 on large ones…
@@madMARTYNmarsh1981 hey thanks. I appreciate it. 60 of those are troop units of Tyranids and marines. The other 15 are a mix of mostly specialist and a few large units. I still have a lot of practice before I get where I want to be but I can see the progress
I am just getting back into the hobby after 20+ years. I prefer these more detailed segments. The attention to detail allows me to try more when painting something new.
I allow the dopamine to guide me. I’ll paint some 40K minis. Then some dnd minis. Then I even painted some free hand on a random gift project for my Mom. I’ll get back to 40K eventually. Check in with yourself to make sure that if you’re not having fun, it’s okay to pump the brakes and go find it.
Yes, I want to see it completed. It looks great and I also love that you’re using TTC paints for part of the project. My wave 2 paints just arrived so can’t wait to use them.
I’m a newer painter, and have been watching your videos since I started last year. I gotta say, this is probably my favorite video you’ve made, not cause it all comes together but because there’s so many minute mistakes and expectations that you just roll through, I’d love to see what’s next for our biker friends that’s for sure!!
I have been watching videos around doing dioramas before jumping in to my own. Really appreciate you breaking the project up into separate videos instead of cramming everything into one video and showing less steps.
Always appreciate seeing the process more than simply skipping to the finished model. And don't beat yourself up over not finishing the full thing. It takes me a similar time just to hit table standard 😅 Would love to see a part 2, maybe covering the bike process and then putting it all together.
As someone whos just getting into the hobby, and using your channel as a learning/teaching tool, its great to see all aspects of your level of skill put on display. There's great value in your videos that show how to hone your skills with strategic painting techniques that aren't always as time consuming. But it's also a lot of fun to see you paint at the best of your ability to really see what's achievable when time, dedication and all the techniques learned along the way are applied to a single piece. Would absolutely love to see you finish this piece in another video or two!
I feel like I learn the most from videos like this where you really focus on the steps while also musing about the process along the way. I'm also a fan of multi-part videos, so having it broken up so you put the effort you want into each piece and then having the final culmination of putting everything together is exciting, so please do!
Please do more of this! It really helps me. I paint for relaxation and put everything I have into each model. But I now have a painful backlog. This kind of content really helps me streamline my processes whilst still being able to do my very best each time. Peace x
I'm loving it so far. I appreciate that you go into detail abut your thought processes that go into your painting rather than just how to painting techniques. Although the how to are appreciated as well. I'd certainly look forward to seeing the rest of the mini diorama completed.
Please keep doing these kinds of videos! This is my favorite kind of content that you make! You are putting your love of painting into the model and seeing that is very inspiring. Plus we get to see a lot of great techniques and listen to your insightful commentary. This is the way I approach painting as well. I want to enjoy each model and make sure I'm happy with it instead of painting quickly
I've missed watching your videos Jon. Another hobby has caught my attention and so I haven't been painting figures for some time. But again I am watching you and just realise how good you are at this. You tell us your faults with painting something, you tell us your downs about not having teh spark to paint, you show us your plastic pile of shame, and it all helps me to realise I am not alone!!! Would like to see the jet bike completed please. Thanks.👍👍😉
I like that this is basically how I paint, not concerned about how long it takes just putting in the effort I feel like at the time whether full ballsack or table top standard. I always find this the most satisfying way
Just started watching your channel - & yes I like this style of video. For a rookie miniature painter, just getting started this is the “good stuff.” You also inadvertently demonstrated that you can’t rush this art. Thank you - keep up the good work.
This was super cool to see, this is pretty much how i paint, and whenever i try to do it any other way it never turns out well for some reason. I'm used to watching different painting videos and having people say "use this speed painting method, it works so much better and faster!" but when i try it, it just doesn't work out for me. Awesome to see someone actually say they love painting this way and taking their time and enjoying it, Makes me feel better about taking my time on my models. Would love to see the whole bike painted up!
Absolutely finish the Bike! I think you will find the effort you put into the base already will pay off! All your simple tips really have helped bring my painting skills up in the last year.
It’s nice to see a miniature get special love and attention. This Aeldari Shroud Runner definitely deserves the methodical dedication you gave to it, and I really dig the desert world setting. As a new painter, I find your descriptions + visuals to be extremely helpful: paint low to high (red -> orange -> yellow), layer and alternate leather (darks & worn brights), use vertical lines to introduce sunlight reflections on flat sculpted armor, rotate the miniature so that you are always pulling the brush towards your body, base jewels black and then use a contrasting color from your paint scheme to highlight corner and J-shape with a white reflection as a final finish, paint cloak pattens using straight lines except in fold areas and hood crests then use shading color to soften and shadow. I would really enjoy watching you complete this model with the sniper and jetbike.
This guy turned out awesome. Good tips throughout. I love the gem recipe. Very simple but the results are great. Look forward to seeing the rest of the model if/when you finish it up!
Hey Jon, just wanted to say thank you. When I hit those times where my painting isn't exciting me, it I just can't being myself to pick up my brushes, your videos really help me get back to my models. So yeah, thank you.
@Ninjon don’t ever feel like you’ve let us down! Your videos continue to be an inspiration to keep painting, make mistakes as a mini painter, and trying new things! Would be awesome to see the finished model all put together! Keep slayin’ that gray! PS.: the outtakes are bomb haha!
I loved this video. I watch your videos to learn how to become a better painter, so having a grand reveal of a complete project is not required for every video. Sometimes, a multi-video project is really satisfying to watch. Thanks for the great content!
Breaking down model painting into more detailed things is great. That said, I got back in to the hobby again recently and am just watching every single video you've made. They're therapeutic. I love watching people paint
I personally really like this format of multi video for larger projects. It’s episodic and exciting to see a representation of how time consuming this hobby can be (before the process of video editing). I also support the notion of creating content that runs multiple episodes if need be cause it will be less of a burden on you and your time and will allow us (the audience) see you tackle larger projects. I’ve used your videos to help multiple friends get into the hobby so thank you so much for everything and I hope you continue to do amazing work (videos and minis).
This is ninjon at his best imo. The golden demon series of your diorama was hands down the most satisfying videos to watch. High quality, good humor, end product is clean. I get you can’t paint every model like this though would drive you mad! Finish this model as a series! Would love to see the bike finished, and would love to see you push yourself on the basing! I always get lazy on basing.
Hi Jon. I am new to this hobby and am 50+ - I am loving your pace and attention to detail you have. Also the willingness to go off page with your models. I am still very stuck doing pure box art - so your influence on creating unique art is refreshing. Plus you are a great you tuber - very good at presenting. Thanks buddy. Looking forward to more.
I liked the chill video, it’s a good reminder of how I’m trying to paint recently of just enjoying the process instead of thinking of it as a project to get over and done with.
I absolutely loved this format, keep it coming! Something that's always frustrated me about watching painting videos is that people will mention a technique, but then won't explain the what, how, or why. The slower pace, with you actually explaining your choices, is absolutely perfect.
While not intended I think it's great you took so much time on the one mini. Not only does it show the importance of taking one's time to achieve a result your happy with, but it's also a good lesson on adapting. You knew you weren't going to get everything finished so instead of rushing and being unhappy with the work you did you made sure you got something done to a level you were happy with. Sometimes that's all that's needed in the hobby Great video Jon!
I like this video because it focuses more on the intricate and tiny details with little tips and tricks. Sometimes you need to crank out basic paint jobs on multiple models but others you just want to make one model really stand out and be a little extra with the details.
Your attitude, philosophy, personality, and delivery of topics have made you my favourite painter to follow. I appreciate the kind, gentle, supportive nature of approach you take for every topic, and how you encourage people to take risks, but to also remember that the outcome is ultimately okay because there is always another project to try something new, or improve upon, etc.
Great video, super chilled, and addressed a lot of points. I recently bought a squad and found I just didn’t have the same energy I normally have to paint them all. Felt de-motivated but uplifting to see we all experience this from time to time
every single one of your videos is so inspiring and confidence instilling, I love how you show these incredible paint jobs while making me feel like I can do something similar. keep up the great work, can't wait for part two
I really appreciate the in-depth look at one subsection of a larger project. I definitely want to see the final product, but I would enjoy seeing another video or two for the 2nd figure and tying it all together. But do what you find fun and comfortable bro, it's still your hobby.
This is great. There's infinite space for videos like this, where you talk about the model, journey, techniques and inspiration as you go. Pretty much what you were talking about with 52 Miniatures.
Love that you picked a larger model and are breaking down into more than one video. I really like that you didn't have a big agenda on how to paint it as quick as possible and seemed to really enjoy the process. Would love to see it finished in the future!
Definitely appreciate the slower-pace, in-depth, high-quality painting here--helpful and interesting!
Very very cool!
Finish that sucker. We want to see it
I really enjoy these in depth higher level painting videos. Also makes me feel better that I'm not the only one who takes forever on one model. I'm also not painting to build armies either. I just like to paint minis.
And yes, please finish this for us in some more videos. This project is going to look great!
YES of course we want to see you finish it! Dude honestly, I would absolutely dig like a 3 part series where you really talk through and ruminate on a project as you go. longer forum "discussion" video mini-series are seriously under rated in my book, and id be shocked if alot of others didnt agree. Thanks again!
Tbh I prefer this type of video from you, I really enjoy watching the full painterly process. There are a million speed painters on RUclips but so few at your level so getting to observe you display that level is great. Looking forward to part two!
When I am not motivated , i can just watch one of John's videos, and I the intro really takes me back to when I first started painting. Ninjon was my first favorite RUclips creator. Still is my favorite overall. I think it's because he doesn't constantly upload videos. So when I see one, I get stoked to watch it. Thanks to John for being with me since day one of my hobby journey.
YES =)
Would love to watch you finish the model. The way you plan and take it from start to finish is really encouraging.
From my point of view as a vastly less experienced painter, this style of video is a lot more helpful feeling good about my own painting journey. Seeing all those 'paint 120 models on the weekend' style Videos doesn't really allow for errors or changing of the plan.
I would have loved seeing a few examples of you going back in with the base color fixing mistakes when you talked about it, not going into details, just showing it.
Because it's easy to assume nobody makes mistakes while they happen a lot when you're new, regardless of the reason (like bad brush control or didn't check the amount of paint which will come off etc).
Overall, please keep doing these videos
I love seeing you dive deeper into bigger projects like this and breaking it down to show us how you approach bigger and higher end model painting.
Its totally cool to just paint this part of the model like this and show us the rest later, if you decide to do the rest at all. I know you have to cater to your audience, but as a part of that audience I can safely say that it doesn't really matter what you are painting so long as you share your insights along the way, since that is what I am here for. If I only cared about the finished product id just click on the video and then skip to the end and leave. I'm sure some people do that but, for people who are actually here for the content, its the insight and personality that we are here for. Do your thing chief, the rest will follow.
Definitely want to see the finished piece!!
I’m a new-ish painter in my first year and I’m extremely anal about my models so I’ve only painted about 75 models fully. But Jon I love your videos because it helps me get to what I’m looking for in a model much quicker and with less trial and error.
Also, accidentally spending 15 hours on a single model unintentionally is completely relatable. And ending your video with a loud “fuck!” Makes me feel better too for some reason
75 models in your first year is very impressive! Nice job! And welcome to the hobby!
@RhiaJade aye, that is an achievement. I've been painting around 2 years, my first year I managed roughly 5 completed models. 75 is impressive.
@@RhiaJade oh wow. I see all these videos where people say they spend 30 minutes on a termagaunt to get it table ready and spending an hour or more on a troop is crazy. Here I am spending 2-3 hours on small units and 15-20 on large ones…
@@madMARTYNmarsh1981 hey thanks. I appreciate it. 60 of those are troop units of Tyranids and marines. The other 15 are a mix of mostly specialist and a few large units. I still have a lot of practice before I get where I want to be but I can see the progress
wow, I have painted for 8 months, and have only completed 5 models :-P Still working on the bases :-D
I am just getting back into the hobby after 20+ years. I prefer these more detailed segments. The attention to detail allows me to try more when painting something new.
I allow the dopamine to guide me. I’ll paint some 40K minis. Then some dnd minis. Then I even painted some free hand on a random gift project for my Mom. I’ll get back to 40K eventually. Check in with yourself to make sure that if you’re not having fun, it’s okay to pump the brakes and go find it.
Yes, I want to see it completed. It looks great and I also love that you’re using TTC paints for part of the project. My wave 2 paints just arrived so can’t wait to use them.
Definitely need to finish the whole model
I’m a newer painter, and have been watching your videos since I started last year. I gotta say, this is probably my favorite video you’ve made, not cause it all comes together but because there’s so many minute mistakes and expectations that you just roll through, I’d love to see what’s next for our biker friends that’s for sure!!
Yes! More like this! Would love to see the full process in a couple more videos or so.
It looks great so far! I'm looking forward to seeing the next steps.
Yes - please complete the jetbike!
I'm always down for a paint and talk video, and having one project spread out over a few videos just sounds like good content to me!
great work as always Jon, would love to see the rest of the mini painted up
Glad you found an inspiring project. Will absolutely stick around to see more!
As someone who takes his time painting (not to quite this level) I really enjoyed this. Looking forward to the rest
I'd like to see you finish it
I have been watching videos around doing dioramas before jumping in to my own. Really appreciate you breaking the project up into separate videos instead of cramming everything into one video and showing less steps.
Great video! Great paint job! I really like the retrowave too.
This is one of my favorite videos of yours, I would like to see more big projects broken down like this
Great video Jon. I always like to see projects completed.
Always appreciate seeing the process more than simply skipping to the finished model. And don't beat yourself up over not finishing the full thing. It takes me a similar time just to hit table standard 😅
Would love to see a part 2, maybe covering the bike process and then putting it all together.
Great video. Looking forward to next installment and the finished miniature.
I've been needing something like this, ive been doing so mich speed painting recently i'm feeling pulled to really take my time on a miniature 👍
As someone whos just getting into the hobby, and using your channel as a learning/teaching tool, its great to see all aspects of your level of skill put on display. There's great value in your videos that show how to hone your skills with strategic painting techniques that aren't always as time consuming. But it's also a lot of fun to see you paint at the best of your ability to really see what's achievable when time, dedication and all the techniques learned along the way are applied to a single piece. Would absolutely love to see you finish this piece in another video or two!
I feel like I learn the most from videos like this where you really focus on the steps while also musing about the process along the way. I'm also a fan of multi-part videos, so having it broken up so you put the effort you want into each piece and then having the final culmination of putting everything together is exciting, so please do!
Please do more of this! It really helps me. I paint for relaxation and put everything I have into each model. But I now have a painful backlog. This kind of content really helps me streamline my processes whilst still being able to do my very best each time. Peace x
I would love to see this model fully finished in a mini series where you go full send on all of it
loved it and enjoyed the message, take your time and enjoy the process
As a long time watcher and recently initiated painter, I liked this video a lot and would love to see more like it
I'm loving it so far. I appreciate that you go into detail abut your thought processes that go into your painting rather than just how to painting techniques. Although the how to are appreciated as well.
I'd certainly look forward to seeing the rest of the mini diorama completed.
Love that it’s in parts, love that it’s what you want to be doing, love the colors, would love to see the rest. Keep it up!
Yes please finish it. Your painting process is always great to learn from!
Please keep doing these kinds of videos! This is my favorite kind of content that you make! You are putting your love of painting into the model and seeing that is very inspiring. Plus we get to see a lot of great techniques and listen to your insightful commentary. This is the way I approach painting as well. I want to enjoy each model and make sure I'm happy with it instead of painting quickly
More like this please!!!
I don't need an entire set done in a single video, a single high quality sub assembly is totally fine
I've missed watching your videos Jon. Another hobby has caught my attention and so I haven't been painting figures for some time. But again I am watching you and just realise how good you are at this. You tell us your faults with painting something, you tell us your downs about not having teh spark to paint, you show us your plastic pile of shame, and it all helps me to realise I am not alone!!! Would like to see the jet bike completed please. Thanks.👍👍😉
Absolutely love these longer more in depth painting videos. Keep up the most excellent work.
Definitely want to see you finish it.
I like that you've managed to see the positive in not knowing what to paint. You bring good energy to the hobby.
Need to see the rest of this model! I'm HERE for this kind of video!!!
please! go all the way with this project! I really love and learn a lot when you go with those big projects! so please!
OFC we want to see the rest of this project!!
I like that this is basically how I paint, not concerned about how long it takes just putting in the effort I feel like at the time whether full ballsack or table top standard. I always find this the most satisfying way
I'm happy to have another video to look forward to, and go step by step through your painting process.
Really enjoy seeing these more focused videos.
This kind of video, you just painting and explaining, is great. I want to see more of it. I NEED MORE.
I actually prefer you doing it in parts. The big projects can get overwhelming with how much information you put out. Keep it up dude.
Just started watching your channel - & yes I like this style of video. For a rookie miniature painter, just getting started this is the “good stuff.” You also inadvertently demonstrated that you can’t rush this art. Thank you - keep up the good work.
This was super cool to see, this is pretty much how i paint, and whenever i try to do it any other way it never turns out well for some reason. I'm used to watching different painting videos and having people say "use this speed painting method, it works so much better and faster!" but when i try it, it just doesn't work out for me. Awesome to see someone actually say they love painting this way and taking their time and enjoying it, Makes me feel better about taking my time on my models. Would love to see the whole bike painted up!
I would absolutely love to see more of this project. Looking lovely so far!
Absolutely finish the Bike! I think you will find the effort you put into the base already will pay off! All your simple tips really have helped bring my painting skills up in the last year.
It’s nice to see a miniature get special love and attention. This Aeldari Shroud Runner definitely deserves the methodical dedication you gave to it, and I really dig the desert world setting. As a new painter, I find your descriptions + visuals to be extremely helpful: paint low to high (red -> orange -> yellow), layer and alternate leather (darks & worn brights), use vertical lines to introduce sunlight reflections on flat sculpted armor, rotate the miniature so that you are always pulling the brush towards your body, base jewels black and then use a contrasting color from your paint scheme to highlight corner and J-shape with a white reflection as a final finish, paint cloak pattens using straight lines except in fold areas and hood crests then use shading color to soften and shadow. I would really enjoy watching you complete this model with the sniper and jetbike.
Yes it was great and I think you should finish it it you feel inspired.
Watching you push the colors in this was actually really entertaining and inspiring. I really enjoyed it. It made me realize just how simply I paint.
This guy turned out awesome. Good tips throughout. I love the gem recipe. Very simple but the results are great. Look forward to seeing the rest of the model if/when you finish it up!
Hey Jon, just wanted to say thank you. When I hit those times where my painting isn't exciting me, it I just can't being myself to pick up my brushes, your videos really help me get back to my models. So yeah, thank you.
@Ninjon don’t ever feel like you’ve let us down! Your videos continue to be an inspiration to keep painting, make mistakes as a mini painter, and trying new things! Would be awesome to see the finished model all put together! Keep slayin’ that gray!
PS.: the outtakes are bomb haha!
Yep yep yep. I'd watch a video for every piece of this amazing mini. Have fun with it. And please finish it ❤
I loved this video. I watch your videos to learn how to become a better painter, so having a grand reveal of a complete project is not required for every video. Sometimes, a multi-video project is really satisfying to watch. Thanks for the great content!
Breaking down model painting into more detailed things is great. That said, I got back in to the hobby again recently and am just watching every single video you've made. They're therapeutic. I love watching people paint
I personally really like this format of multi video for larger projects. It’s episodic and exciting to see a representation of how time consuming this hobby can be (before the process of video editing). I also support the notion of creating content that runs multiple episodes if need be cause it will be less of a burden on you and your time and will allow us (the audience) see you tackle larger projects. I’ve used your videos to help multiple friends get into the hobby so thank you so much for everything and I hope you continue to do amazing work (videos and minis).
Multi-part videos are great, especially when at the end, the sum of the parts is a fantastic finished piece. I’m digging it.
Would love to see more of this. It's a nice switch up to see the higher level painting.
Hells yes, finish the model. Love watching your process.
This is ninjon at his best imo. The golden demon series of your diorama was hands down the most satisfying videos to watch. High quality, good humor, end product is clean.
I get you can’t paint every model like this though would drive you mad!
Finish this model as a series! Would love to see the bike finished, and would love to see you push yourself on the basing! I always get lazy on basing.
Hi Jon. I am new to this hobby and am 50+ - I am loving your pace and attention to detail you have. Also the willingness to go off page with your models. I am still very stuck doing pure box art - so your influence on creating unique art is refreshing.
Plus you are a great you tuber - very good at presenting.
Thanks buddy. Looking forward to more.
Finish it! I love the in depth step-by-step, the more detail the better!
I liked the chill video, it’s a good reminder of how I’m trying to paint recently of just enjoying the process instead of thinking of it as a project to get over and done with.
I absolutely loved this format, keep it coming! Something that's always frustrated me about watching painting videos is that people will mention a technique, but then won't explain the what, how, or why. The slower pace, with you actually explaining your choices, is absolutely perfect.
Yes! please finish this project on you tube! would love to see the rest of this
That was fun to see the thought process and paint process for one portion of the scene. Would love to see the rest of it pulled together.
Finish the project. I love seeing these come to fruition.
While not intended I think it's great you took so much time on the one mini. Not only does it show the importance of taking one's time to achieve a result your happy with, but it's also a good lesson on adapting. You knew you weren't going to get everything finished so instead of rushing and being unhappy with the work you did you made sure you got something done to a level you were happy with. Sometimes that's all that's needed in the hobby
Great video Jon!
I like this video because it focuses more on the intricate and tiny details with little tips and tricks. Sometimes you need to crank out basic paint jobs on multiple models but others you just want to make one model really stand out and be a little extra with the details.
YES! Please finish the project, I would love to see how the completed model looks. Great work as always. Cheers!
Grateful you shared a realistic process video!
Your attitude, philosophy, personality, and delivery of topics have made you my favourite painter to follow. I appreciate the kind, gentle, supportive nature of approach you take for every topic, and how you encourage people to take risks, but to also remember that the outcome is ultimately okay because there is always another project to try something new, or improve upon, etc.
I LOVE this! Enjoy seeing these larger projects and I'd definitely like to see you finish the other figure, bike, and base!
I like the multi video approach to a project, can really focus on each piece
These longer running "project" videos are really great, I hope you show us the rest of the model and the final piece!
Defo want to see the rest of this project! It’s excellent so far
Of course we want to see the rest, and totally love the slower pace, Jon. Love the scheme, too.
Definitely would love to see the finished thing!
I love how neat and organised your pile of shame in
I would love to see this project continue!
Great video, super chilled, and addressed a lot of points. I recently bought a squad and found I just didn’t have the same energy I normally have to paint them all. Felt de-motivated but uplifting to see we all experience this from time to time
loving it cannot wait to see thee finished project
every single one of your videos is so inspiring and confidence instilling, I love how you show these incredible paint jobs while making me feel like I can do something similar. keep up the great work, can't wait for part two
This came out great i love the colors and yes I would love to see the project completed. Thanks for sharing.
I really appreciate the in-depth look at one subsection of a larger project. I definitely want to see the final product, but I would enjoy seeing another video or two for the 2nd figure and tying it all together. But do what you find fun and comfortable bro, it's still your hobby.
This is great. There's infinite space for videos like this, where you talk about the model, journey, techniques and inspiration as you go. Pretty much what you were talking about with 52 Miniatures.
Enjoy your videos, very helpful and entertaining, thank you!
So great to see you working with the Two Thin Coats paint line. I've been really enjoying the series for my own minis.