Hobby Tips: Airbrushing A Blue/Green Blend on a Myrmourn Banshee for Nighthaunt in Age of Sigmar
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In this hobby tips video we use an airbrush to establish the blue/green blend and finish with some brush work for the highlights. We compare both Nighthaunt miniatures with the blue/green blend and analyze some of the differences between airbrushing and painting with a brush.
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I have been trying to decide on this exact thing, and have these exact models to start off with, so this couldn't have come at a better time for me! Thanks, and I really love all your content!
Cheers mate! Glad the videos are helping out! Good luck with the ghosts! They're a lot of fun to paint for sure! :)
I’ve had a few of these minis knocking about for ages, I think you may have given me the inspiration to finally tackle them, thanks for the vid it’s great 🫶🏼
Glad to help out. Good luck with it! I'm sure you'll have fun! :)
Nice tutorial.
One hint, it would be a tad clearer to have paint names you are spraying visible in the moment you use them.
Thanks for the advice I'll keep it in mind for future videos. Cheers mate! :)
AMAZING! I am considering buying a airbrush just for this. Could I get one of the cheap handheld ones and expect a decent transition? I'm not sure if i'm ready to invest in a real expensive airbrush just to make nighthaunt fades/blend.
So I haven't used one of the handheld ones but I'm sure it'll work. All airbrushes are designed to do this type of fade. The difference will come from how much you practice it. Airbrushes like painting with normal brushes comes down to practice and a refinement of technique. But yeah it'll probably be fine. If you do decide to invest in an airbrush set up you can get great entry point deals that aren't too expensive. Here in Australia you can get an airbrush and compressor kit for $220 so not too bad and that will last you for years. Most other countries will have similarly priced deals for them too. Good luck and if you have any more questions I'm happy to answer no worries! :)