3 minuets in and I'm thinking 'poor Casey, the paint fumes have finally got to him'. After watching the entire thing - 'wow what a striking colour combination, how different' ! Great video !
Wasn't sure about the color scheme at first but they look cool AF. Great paint job well done. Would never have thought to use a black oil wash on yellow like that but man it turned out so freaking cool.
This is a really great paint job! I think the black oil wash is a missed opportunity however. Black desaturate everything and muddies the color. Even if you removed most of it, it broke the yellow of the shared area. Using a brown or a violet oil wash would bring a lot of subtle tones and variation, as well as not being so damaging to the saturation underneath. If you want your panel lining to be black but still use a colored oil wash for shading, you can easily feather an oil wash into another one of another color, and it is a very very quick step for allowing so much more saturation/visual information on the mini! This is the ONLY nitpicking I can have about that speed-paint however, this is an incredible job and I can't shut up about the black wash because I see everyone spending hours building smooth basecoats and dunking liters of Nuln Oil over it, ruining all their work and I want it to stop! Thanks you so much for your content!
@@daoudetemadi8539 that's not the same product of course but both apply a black filter on the washed area which desaturate everything, and both are overused for shading instead of using hues that will not do so much damages to your colors and build additional contrast.
If you want to get some deffinition on your panel lines but avoid tinting the rest of the surface, you can just touch a little oil/enamel wash to the edges of details and it will flow round them if the surface is smooth enough without effecting the colour underneath, that is pin washing, most armour/aircraft modellers call it the most powerful weathering technique because it can really make a model pop like nothing else! Not all washes are created equal, and most don't work like the GW ones which are more like filters anyway because they tint the entire surface, oil and enamel based washes are so much more versatile and can be used to create a load of effects that you just can't get with their acrylic counterparts, however an enamel wash can absolutely work just like an acrylic one, just with a longer drying time, basically, if you have the time, enamel washes are pretty much always a better option for weathering your models!
I much prefer enamels and oils for washes. If I need to darken or tint something and have it dry really fast then I’ll go with acrylic, but I like the look of the others much more, and it gives you weathering options a lot quicker too.
You can poke fun at this. Tamiya Panel Liner is not an oil, its an enamel. It has a resin in its formulation, as such you cant thin it with oil thinners like linseed oil like you can with an actual oil paint. I'm not to fond of GW models but always find time for you because you make some great videos. Have a good one.
Much appreciated man. Yeah I don’t tend to use the enamel thinner with enamels. Right out of the bottle, at least for the Testors ones, they are pretty nice. Mineral spirits in small amounts does a pretty good job at cleaning them off of the models, and it won’t eat through the paint. I have tried mixing them in a cup before, you end up with a nasty ball of goo lol. I do have a little bottle of testors thinner just in case though :)
May I recommend setting your painting camera to a set focus? Auto focus was flipping out a little bit. Maybe it's not a problem for anybody else, so if I'm just being picky let me know
It happens from time to time, my normal camera is set to manual always, but my painting camera, while most of the time being alright, does freak out sometimes. The mini painting camera is on my list to upgrade ASAP!
Damn! I need to get me some of that oil wash! Awesome job as always Casey! Actually, I kind of like this one a bit more than usual :D I need to paint my Warcry starter set :D
Do it yourself, u can easily do it and have the thickness u need plus you can use different colors. Just grab 2 or 3 oils (black, burnt sienna and magenta will be enough for 99% of your jobs) for example from winton and newton or abteilung502 or any other brand, just look to not be the cheap student line (its worth, it will last forever) and the smallest can of white spirit and you have oil washes for 50 years paining every day...
The Michaels near me has a bunch of those Testors stains on clearance, but I couldn't find a single video of anyone using/reviewing them. I may have to pick up a couple now.
They work really well, if they are on clearance you should definitely pick some up. I have used the black one quite a bit. I painted some Storm Troopers for Star Wars Legion about 6 months ago using black enamels, worked great even over white!
Hey man great video! Absolutely love the end result and I am going to try to to recreate it for my space marines. Couldn't get hold of the pink or yellow colours could you (or anyone) recommend a suitable substitute???
When the wash went down I was thinking it kind of had that look, you could take that pretty far with these guys I think. It wasn’t intentional, but it does make them look good :)
just found your channel; do you have a method you use for stripping paint of rescued minis? I've got some ebay rescues with a gnarly primer that hasn't come off after soaking a month in la's totally awesome.
Welcome! I hope you enjoy the videos :) Personally I like to use a sonic jewelry cleaner with the LAs, it really gets in there and gets the paint off. Alternatively, try some 97% or higher isopropyl and a stiff toothbrush, that’s usually my last resort; but it works really well.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues I was considering the isopropyl, thanks for the quick reply! If you made a guide video on your stripping process (not like that) I'd definitely watch it!
That video has been on the list for a while, sooner or later it will be time to make it. I would recommend checking out Goobertown Hobbies guide to stripping. Or it’s more of a chemical exploration using different liquids, fascinating and informative either way :)
No worries on that man, I usually undercoat in black, even when painting yellow. Just do a strong white spray over the top of them and you’re setup for an awesome yellow, alternatively you can do that with pink from the top, then bring in white to highlight the areas you want to be really really yellow. Black in the deepest shadows will looks great, and having the orange brown to yellow transition on the armor will really pop! I painted my ironjawz like this, they look pretty great :)
"A great deal" made my eyebrow raise, so I did some thinking. I mean, the carrying case is a nice bonus, I guess, but... that's, after my currency-conversion maths, about $3 cheaper than the brand new UK price for the Warband, with cards and whatnot included. Games Workshop really want to gouge the US market, I know.
I mean, it’s not the best deal I’ve ever gotten, but the carrying case by itself without the warband is $30, the warband is $42 new. At least in the US. Overall it’s like I bought the case new and got the warband for free.
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Branching out... love it, amazing work as always....
That little "bit" with the yellow over black was a really nice touch!
They turned out really well and not what I was expecting from bright pink and yellow
Super color combo! Thank you for the nice video
Crisp paint job man, and Comments-Section Casey continues to be my favorite haha. These look great!
3 minuets in and I'm thinking 'poor Casey, the paint fumes have finally got to him'. After watching the entire thing - 'wow what a striking colour combination, how different' ! Great video !
A great lesson to not stop until you're done, cause there his a point early on where this is gonna look like shit.
Haha, I find myself in that situation a lot. Thinking to myself, what have you done?!
The ugly phase can be strong sometimes :)
Wasn't sure about the color scheme at first but they look cool AF. Great paint job well done. Would never have thought to use a black oil wash on yellow like that but man it turned out so freaking cool.
Yeah that pink undercoat can be deceiving, and oil washes are the best man, can’t say enough about them :)
Such a spicy yellow.
Like a good mustard...mmhmm
Hell of a deal! Great find!
This is a really great paint job!
I think the black oil wash is a missed opportunity however. Black desaturate everything and muddies the color. Even if you removed most of it, it broke the yellow of the shared area. Using a brown or a violet oil wash would bring a lot of subtle tones and variation, as well as not being so damaging to the saturation underneath.
If you want your panel lining to be black but still use a colored oil wash for shading, you can easily feather an oil wash into another one of another color, and it is a very very quick step for allowing so much more saturation/visual information on the mini!
This is the ONLY nitpicking I can have about that speed-paint however, this is an incredible job and I can't shut up about the black wash because I see everyone spending hours building smooth basecoats and dunking liters of Nuln Oil over it, ruining all their work and I want it to stop!
Thanks you so much for your content!
If you look close, he took off all of the shade from everywhere except the panel lines and deepest shadows.
Comparing Nuln Oil with Oil Wash? :D dont do it
@@daoudetemadi8539 that's not the same product of course but both apply a black filter on the washed area which desaturate everything, and both are overused for shading instead of using hues that will not do so much damages to your colors and build additional contrast.
If you want to get some deffinition on your panel lines but avoid tinting the rest of the surface, you can just touch a little oil/enamel wash to the edges of details and it will flow round them if the surface is smooth enough without effecting the colour underneath, that is pin washing, most armour/aircraft modellers call it the most powerful weathering technique because it can really make a model pop like nothing else! Not all washes are created equal, and most don't work like the GW ones which are more like filters anyway because they tint the entire surface, oil and enamel based washes are so much more versatile and can be used to create a load of effects that you just can't get with their acrylic counterparts, however an enamel wash can absolutely work just like an acrylic one, just with a longer drying time, basically, if you have the time, enamel washes are pretty much always a better option for weathering your models!
I much prefer enamels and oils for washes. If I need to darken or tint something and have it dry really fast then I’ll go with acrylic, but I like the look of the others much more, and it gives you weathering options a lot quicker too.
That vallejo burnt umber looks like a metallic version of black templar contrast.
It kind of works the same way too. It’s airbrush ready so it goes on really easily, and then you get that nice super shiny metal. It’s great stuff!
The black ink on yellow looks awesome. Great job for a speed paint.
They are awesome!
You can poke fun at this. Tamiya Panel Liner is not an oil, its an enamel. It has a resin in its formulation, as such you cant thin it with oil thinners like linseed oil like you can with an actual oil paint. I'm not to fond of GW models but always find time for you because you make some great videos. Have a good one.
Much appreciated man. Yeah I don’t tend to use the enamel thinner with enamels. Right out of the bottle, at least for the Testors ones, they are pretty nice. Mineral spirits in small amounts does a pretty good job at cleaning them off of the models, and it won’t eat through the paint. I have tried mixing them in a cup before, you end up with a nasty ball of goo lol. I do have a little bottle of testors thinner just in case though :)
Again, great video! Glad to see you growing into your channel’s niche. Love the iron golems. Need to finish painting mine.
Absolutely love them 😊
Bold yellows and pinks on some angry red dudes? I'm digging it
Sick yellow and pink who new look good nice
if you could do a speedpainting tutorial for the corvus cabal it would be amazing!
i would love to see a corvus cabal war and with a birds of paradise-esque/ tropical bird paint job.
Watching your videos always makes me want to pick up a brush and start painting haha always inspiring and great video quality as always 🤓
Margaritaville Corvus Cabal??
Haha, I’m down.
That's some fancy birbs
I have seen GREAT Mardi Gras birbs; where the Corvus Cabal get painted in the colours of parrots and macaws. I'd love to see Casey's take on that.
Models look amazing, it would be cool to see a tutorial on the unmade 😁
Simple technique for flesh tone but looks amazing, thanks for the tips!
May I recommend setting your painting camera to a set focus? Auto focus was flipping out a little bit. Maybe it's not a problem for anybody else, so if I'm just being picky let me know
Noticed this too.
It happens from time to time, my normal camera is set to manual always, but my painting camera, while most of the time being alright, does freak out sometimes. The mini painting camera is on my list to upgrade ASAP!
Not shure about the skin but i really like the rest of the deetails on thous models, nice paintjob 👍
I think iron golems could be great for converting some chaos or normal space marines into plague marines
Love the bits with Other Casey
Damn! I need to get me some of that oil wash! Awesome job as always Casey! Actually, I kind of like this one a bit more than usual :D I need to paint my Warcry starter set :D
Do it yourself, u can easily do it and have the thickness u need plus you can use different colors. Just grab 2 or 3 oils (black, burnt sienna and magenta will be enough for 99% of your jobs) for example from winton and newton or abteilung502 or any other brand, just look to not be the cheap student line (its worth, it will last forever) and the smallest can of white spirit and you have oil washes for 50 years paining every day...
Ah nice! I might just do that! Thanks for taking the time to give me some direction! 💙🤘
The Michaels near me has a bunch of those Testors stains on clearance, but I couldn't find a single video of anyone using/reviewing them. I may have to pick up a couple now.
They work really well, if they are on clearance you should definitely pick some up. I have used the black one quite a bit. I painted some Storm Troopers for Star Wars Legion about 6 months ago using black enamels, worked great even over white!
Love your content, cheers from Chile!
Tamiya panel liner is an enamel or have i have i misstaken it for enamel?
It is, but it works very similarly to an oil wash you can mix up with spirits.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues yeah okey, the two are almost interchange able. The upside to enamel is drying or stabilazation time for enamel is shorter.
Yeah it is, the testors enamels are usually premixed nicely too, so the color is stronger and you don’t have to think about it as much as an oil wash.
Hey man great video! Absolutely love the end result and I am going to try to to recreate it for my space marines. Couldn't get hold of the pink or yellow colours could you (or anyone) recommend a suitable substitute???
I don't know if it was international but you've given them a kinda cell shaded look.
When the wash went down I was thinking it kind of had that look, you could take that pretty far with these guys I think. It wasn’t intentional, but it does make them look good :)
Night haunts
Shout out to michel jackson for helping undercoat this model
What did you use to add the texture?
Vallejo plastic putty
The package i sent should arrive tomorrow 🙌
Awesome! Thanks again man, 🍻
just found your channel; do you have a method you use for stripping paint of rescued minis? I've got some ebay rescues with a gnarly primer that hasn't come off after soaking a month in la's totally awesome.
Welcome! I hope you enjoy the videos :)
Personally I like to use a sonic jewelry cleaner with the LAs, it really gets in there and gets the paint off. Alternatively, try some 97% or higher isopropyl and a stiff toothbrush, that’s usually my last resort; but it works really well.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues I was considering the isopropyl, thanks for the quick reply! If you made a guide video on your stripping process (not like that) I'd definitely watch it!
That video has been on the list for a while, sooner or later it will be time to make it. I would recommend checking out Goobertown Hobbies guide to stripping. Or it’s more of a chemical exploration using different liquids, fascinating and informative either way :)
my entire 3k badmoonz army is undercoated in black...
No worries on that man, I usually undercoat in black, even when painting yellow. Just do a strong white spray over the top of them and you’re setup for an awesome yellow, alternatively you can do that with pink from the top, then bring in white to highlight the areas you want to be really really yellow. Black in the deepest shadows will looks great, and having the orange brown to yellow transition on the armor will really pop!
I painted my ironjawz like this, they look pretty great :)
Cypher lords!
That’s mad, literally picked Iron Golems two days ago
Nice! I like this warband, painting is pretty fun, and playing them in Warcry isn’t too bad.
Scion of flame
peachy
I have to say RTX on minecraft has really come a long way!
"A great deal" made my eyebrow raise, so I did some thinking. I mean, the carrying case is a nice bonus, I guess, but... that's, after my currency-conversion maths, about $3 cheaper than the brand new UK price for the Warband, with cards and whatnot included. Games Workshop really want to gouge the US market, I know.
I mean, it’s not the best deal I’ve ever gotten, but the carrying case by itself without the warband is $30, the warband is $42 new. At least in the US. Overall it’s like I bought the case new and got the warband for free.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues Fair enough! Nice job on the painting, too.
It frustrates me so much that everybody seems to pronounce golem as "gollum" these days.
Lotr ruined us all.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues that and dragon age: origins