@@TheRaceForTerra Oh wow, thanks, means a lot. Although I have played RPG and board games all my life, I’m pretty new to the hobby and having a total blast. Creators like yourself have been so inspiring to me and widen my sights on this hobby.
My cotton buds feel personally attacked! Joking aside they remain a trusty tool, for infantry sized models at least, absorbing and moving around pigments like no brush or sponge I've come across. You can get ones made for our specific needs that are more firm and leave way less fibers on models compared to the common ones. The project sounds like a real uphill battle which you valiantly overcame with some good ol' creativity. Too bad to hear about AK. They're no doubt cutting back costs at the expense of product quality. I've heard similar murmurs of new army painter and vallejo products as well. Seems that we're going full circle with hobby products and we'll have to return to sourcing our own if similar trends continue. I'll have to be on the lookout for the old labeled AK stuff at my local hobby shop.. But to not end my ramble on a sour note, the final result looks fantastic and it was intriguing to see all the steps taken to achieve it 👍
I'm honestly a bit shocked by the notion that your videos haven't sparked more conversation on the youtube side of things despite being always so information packed. Mayhaps this old grognard should do more grumbling oor otherwise rouse public disapproval
heck ya hes back!
Hahah, I am back indeed, and I hope you enjoyed the video! 😉
Wow! The end result is terrific. Great job!
Thank you kindly, hope you enjoyed the video!
Great buildings that you've really done justice to, but poor form from AK for downgrading their quality.
Thanks, Rick! Yeah, at least they could have told us about the “new formula”, don’t you think?
@@TheRaceForTerra yes, but they'd have probably said 'new improved mix' !!
Great video! Thank you I have learned a lot from this. Instant fan.
Thanks a lot - just checked out your Mordheim terrain videos, and you have my sub for sure! 😉
@@TheRaceForTerra Oh wow, thanks, means a lot. Although I have played RPG and board games all my life, I’m pretty new to the hobby and having a total blast. Creators like yourself have been so inspiring to me and widen my sights on this hobby.
@@Slurgical_3D_Terrain_Channel If I have served of inspiration at all to a fellow creator, then it's mission complete for that video! 🙂
@@TheRaceForTerra for sure, it’s an amazing feeling of validation for all is done.
My cotton buds feel personally attacked! Joking aside they remain a trusty tool, for infantry sized models at least, absorbing and moving around pigments like no brush or sponge I've come across. You can get ones made for our specific needs that are more firm and leave way less fibers on models compared to the common ones.
The project sounds like a real uphill battle which you valiantly overcame with some good ol' creativity. Too bad to hear about AK. They're no doubt cutting back costs at the expense of product quality. I've heard similar murmurs of new army painter and vallejo products as well. Seems that we're going full circle with hobby products and we'll have to return to sourcing our own if similar trends continue. I'll have to be on the lookout for the old labeled AK stuff at my local hobby shop..
But to not end my ramble on a sour note, the final result looks fantastic and it was intriguing to see all the steps taken to achieve it 👍
Hahah, thanks, Tapio! One of the longest and most epic comments on the channel to date! 😀
I'm honestly a bit shocked by the notion that your videos haven't sparked more conversation on the youtube side of things despite being always so information packed. Mayhaps this old grognard should do more grumbling oor otherwise rouse public disapproval
@@tapioturkki6389Old grognards must stand together!
The Vallejo metallics that you used are lovely, especially for gun metal colours. Great work as always!
Thanks, buddy! They also have some interesting blues…😉
Magnifico!! Que mal acostumbrados nos tienes. Gracias.
¡Muchas gracias, tocayo! Me alegro de que te haya gustado el vídeo