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More of this series please. Don't even care what minis you paint. Painting with contrasts well, and then taking it to a high level with highlights is exactly the sort of content my shop's customers need right now.
One of the most viewed videos for me, it's amazing. I will use this scheme for the painting challenge, as close as I can do with the colours I have. At least I will try the basic idea and the how to paint process, still couple more times to watch before I manage to finish her 🤗
WoW! You actuelly gave me my scheme for my SoB! Thank you so much, your mini si absolutely gorgeous!! I really like your style (saw all your vidéos) and your explications. Il’s a réal good job! Thank you!!
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures Hello Juan, I tested your tuto and... I don't have same results XD. Can I ask you a question: the white (Apothecary), do you add some medium with or you just paint directly out the paint bucket? Maybe you already said it, but i'm French so i don't understand all your comment. Thank you! :)
Good work on the white armor. What I noticed as you worked was how good mechanicus gray looked before the templar, as just gray and red on white. I wonder if there's potential there.
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures What are your thoughts on using basilicanum contrast paint on it instead of nuln? I find it gives a less aggressive black than Black Templar that might work.
@@TheGravespawn fpr armour I prefer my custom mix of Black Templar and Medium, Basilicanum has a tone I don't like for armour. Basilicanum has a bit of white pigment and it's not 100% transparent. You can definitely use it to shade the Mechanicus though, that can work very well
Loved it! May I inquire, I noticed it seems you may rebottle your citadel paints - can you talk about that a bit? What bottles do you use? Do you do this to help provide more accuracy in your mixing ratio recipes? Do you have any videos about how you do this?
I don't have any videos, yes all my paints are transferred. I do it because I prefer droppers for one, and because yes, mixing is better and more precise. I use droppers from ibottles in the UK, at least I used to, they no longer ship to Spain.
Lovely guides! I do enjoy seeing more of the contrast series in the future aswell, but would like to see more variance on figures especially more fantasy AoS/Warhammer that would be amazing! ( Your guides have been more focused on undead and imperium for now, would kill to see some aelves/elves or maybe demons )
A mi me gustaría hacer un par de preguntas. Cuando das las capas bases de contrast, ¿ aplicas directamente o diluida con médium? ¿Hay alguna diferencia entre lugganath Orange y fire dragon bright?
Si no especifico nada, las Contrast no van diluidas. Cuando las diluyó con Medium siempre lo indico. Lugganath tiene una carga de blanco mucho mayor, es muy desaturado. Fire Dragon Bright es in naranja puro con bastante amarillo. Dicho esto puedes usar Fire Dragon Bright en vez de Lugganath aquí sin problema
For the red cloth, do you think a Flesh Tearer/Baal Red mix would work as well as the Flesh Tearer/Blood Angels Red mix? I don't have Blood Angels Red on me, and I'm trying do decide if it's worth heading to the store to buy a pot. Great tutorial!
Really amazed by this tutorial. Quick, clean paint job, stunning results, easy to follow tutorial. Would really like to know how much your thinning the contrast paints (with contrast medium I imagine). Some look like they are used straight from the pot (apothecary white) some heavily thinned (wyldwood) amd some just a little (reds in particular).
No thinning at all unless it's clearly stated. All are straight from the pot. I don't even use a wet palette for them. Also, thanks! I really appreciate it
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures wow, really? Your control must be way better than mine! I'm browsing content looking for recipes / techniques to get my SoIaF armies table ready.
@@drewwilliams1990 it's a matter of brushing Contrast right, load the brush well, you want quite a lot of paint in it for large surfaces, if you don't have enough the paint won't be able to shift on its own thanks to gravity. After the paint settles absorb the excess with a clean brush.
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures it's more than that. I've found the colours by themselves look 'flat' when I use them, I've had some great results with using a coloured wash first then wiping the surface top to bottom with a clean sponge with a bit of medium on. Red for yellow contrast, purple or green for red.
@@drewwilliams1990 that's a super clever technique. But yes Contrast ironically lack quite a lot of Contrast on their own. That's why I add Highlights to it, otherwise it's too flat.
The reason I don't say it it's because it really doesn't matter. People get to obsessed with brushes brands. Most Kolinsky brushes are about the same, just buy them from a reputable company, avoid Chinese ones. Also you want as big as tou can handle, I don't anything smaller than a 0, and that is very rare. In this video in particular I use mostly Rosemary and Co Series 33 sizes 1 and 2, just because I felt like it and they are the best brushes for the price, other brands don't even come close. I also use frequently: - Windsor and Newton Series 7 size 2 and 3 - Raphael 8404 sizes 1 and 0 Hope it helps
It's all about practice and pushing your limits. I used to think the same and yet by trying to paint smaller and smaller details you get used to it and in the end it's just one more thing.
You are probably spraying from too far away and too aggressively, those are particles of dry paint hitting the model and sticking to it. Spray from close, 5-7 cm and very short light bursts. Also less is more, you can cover any gaps with the Corax white base paint
You can use Space-Wolves Grey or Basilicanum Grey for different looks (even Nuln Oil or Drakenhof Nightshade) but I strongly recommend Gryph-charger Grey, it's an AMAZING paint, probably one of the absolute best of the Contrast line. You can see how versatile it is if you watch my TMM sword video.
Truly superb work right there! Question, will you ever try to tackle doing colored metallics using contrast paint? I've seen it done by others, and it'd be super cool to see a true master at work with it.
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures Cool, but still, no love for the loyalists? Not that I'm complaining, contrast marines has been awesome, but still, where's the love for the Emperor's sons, do they not deserve shiny new bangs?
@@DragonSemi no sorry, I decided to limit myself at just the 18 original legions in modern paintjobs and I will stick to it. Otherwise I will only paint marines till the day I die
What brushes do you use? Like sizes and what not? I absolutly love how you did her face and want to use the same technique on the sisters I am currently painting
For this tutorial I used my Rosemary and Co Series 33 sizes 1 and 2 and my Windsor and Newton Series 7 size 2. Thanks btw, I'm really glad the video inspired you in some way.
Yes, because it's MUCH better. it started as a way of using only contrast paints but after the first try I've never used Nuln Oil again. I have a full pot of that mix prepared that I use for all my metallic shading
Yes, it also has a deeper darker shadow without tinting the surface as much and it also retains the metallic shine better. So it's basically better in every single way possible
No varnish at all in this one. But when I have to use one I use AK Interactive Ultra Matte, just don't put that over metallics. For gaming pieces I use GW Munitorium Spray
It makes no difference, all whites are almost identical. I personally like using Daler Rowney FW white ink, but White Scar, Ceramite White, Vallejo MC or GC White, Scale75 white.... All will work, just pick the one you like the most
For the blue lightning effect, you say you thinned down temple guard blue for the first layer. You did this by adding water or just spreading the paint real thin on a wet pallet?
Thanks! Sadly I don't like painting big models so no, that's too difficult to film and as I said I don't really enjoy those kind of models. I'm sure at some point I will do some Skaven though. Have you seen Warhammer TV Tutorial on Thanquol? It's quite good
Great paint job, but I can't get over the fact that it looks like she has toiletpaper stuck to her foot xD its just how the mdel is but still, don't understand why they did that.
Because that toilet paper strip is better than a flying stand. Getting your gentleman sausage slowly eaten by rabies infested piranhas is better than the flight stands.
This video was awesome, maybe the One i enjoyed the most!! I have a couple of questions if you dont mind. How crazy would it be to try painting an army this way, and if i would want to paint the wraithbone leather in a bluish tone instead what would you recommend? Once again thx for your work!
Thanks! This is honestly how I would paint an army myself. Do yes, I think it's doable. As for the leather, just paint it like the armour, that's all. I just copy the official paintjob as close as possible.
Hello Ithlinne - I have used the 1 part Contrast Space Wolves Grey thinned with 2 parts Contrast Medium, I really like the blue ting to the white, it might take two coats but the effect looks "more white" then what I have gotten with the Contrast Apothecary White. I hope this helps
White+Red and Black is cheating cool scheme :) Shows well how 'cold' and 'warm' whites differ. BTW, really appreciate you for not using airbrush. Not that it is bad, but there are some people who can't use it for reasons :(
Using a large brush, the bigger the brush the more paint it will gather and the longer it will stay wet. Avoid ridiculously small brushes, those are useless
Load you brush a lot and use a LARGE brush, make sure to cover the area in as less brushtrokes as possible and let gravity and surface tension do it's job. Then absorb the excess with a clean brush, it's better that way. The paint will find its own level
Oh, It won't be for the channel. She won't even be Celestine after I'm done with her. And no,no vehicles or terrain. I personally hate painting large models
I did the armour already, as for the rest I will probably do one at some point but you can easily find all the missing bits (Gold, Red, White, Blue lenses) in other of the Eavy Contrast videos or in separate ones like the Gold Arnour
I just don't like it, I'm talking about pure blue of course. It's a colour that glazes very badly for Highlights as the only way to make it lighter is adding White into it
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures thanks very much! Huge fan of the channel btw. I'm struggling to get white right these days and your videos have really helped me. If you ever did any 5th edition high elves that would help me even more ;-)
Glad I could help you! I have a high elf army myself but I won't do any videos on them. For several reasons, one is that old miniatures get almost no views and secondly and most important, I paint armies when I cannot record videos 😂
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures no worries, I understand your reasoning. But it's a shame about lack of views because I'm part of several large old army communities and I know they'd love to see more older stuff being painted up in these channels. Especially with all the new techniques and skilled RUclipsrs these days. But as you say, must just pale in comparison to newer gamers and people on RUclips who are into new stuff.
It's just what it is. Less people are likely to go into RUclips and look for "how to paint high elves" than "how to paint Lumineth" just because one army is 20 years old and the other just came out. All my armies are middlehammer, that's what I love but I also love painting the newer minis because they are just a delight to paint
I love the painting of the model, except for the "soiled toiletpaper"-color for that soggy paper she has under her foot holding her up in the sky. I guess even a saint needs to visit the toilet :D
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More of this series please. Don't even care what minis you paint. Painting with contrasts well, and then taking it to a high level with highlights is exactly the sort of content my shop's customers need right now.
Thanks! I really appreciate your kind words and a special thank you for sharing my content with your customers!
You are AWESOME
This vid couldn’t have come at a more perfect time as I’ve just begun to build an order of the sacred sisters army 😃 Thank you! 🔥as always 🤘🏻
NICE! thank you for watching!
One of the most viewed videos for me, it's amazing. I will use this scheme for the painting challenge, as close as I can do with the colours I have.
At least I will try the basic idea and the how to paint process, still couple more times to watch before I manage to finish her 🤗
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Ah, good. I was painting my white Tempestus the other day when this came out. Love the white leather, looks super realistic
Thanks
Great tutorial - beautifully painted, now I have a scheme for my kill team
NICE!
Thanks for watching
Fantastic white color, thank you kindly for making this video.
Thank you for watching!
This is a really nice way to paint white, going to try it out. GJ!
Do it! It's my go to method now. I don't paint white any other way
Wonderful! I learn a lot from these tutorials. And the video production is really good too, making everything easy to follow. Thank you!
Thank you for watching mate!
Really love this one.
Thanks 😘
Just as I was thinking how to paint my Sisters of Silence, you post the perfect colour scheme. Great tutorial and excellent results as always.
Thanks mate! I'm sure they will come out Amazing
Your videos are beautiful to watch. Stunning tutorials. Thank you for sharing your techniques.
Thank you for watching!
👌 She looked heavenly awesome! And that top notch sword! 🗡️
Thanks
As epic as always Juan. Loving that lightning effect 👌🖌️
Thanks mate
Great video and use of the contrast paints
Thanks
WoW! You actuelly gave me my scheme for my SoB! Thank you so much, your mini si absolutely gorgeous!! I really like your style (saw all your vidéos) and your explications. Il’s a réal good job! Thank you!!
Thank you for watching mate! It's my pleasure
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures Hello Juan, I tested your tuto and... I don't have same results XD. Can I ask you a question: the white (Apothecary), do you add some medium with or you just paint directly out the paint bucket? Maybe you already said it, but i'm French so i don't understand all your comment.
Thank you! :)
Awesome video! You have a level of patience that I cannot comprehend
Lol, it's a happy consequence of having a job that requires me to to the exact same, high detail thing for hour and hours.... And hours....
Great work as always man. Supper effective 👍
Thanks 😘
I love the sprinkle of humor in the video. 👍
Thanks! I'm really glad you liked it
Amazing work in white colour. :)
Thanks
Incredible work. I aspire to reach this level some day.
YOU CAN DO IT!!
Good work on the white armor. What I noticed as you worked was how good mechanicus gray looked before the templar, as just gray and red on white. I wonder if there's potential there.
There is, just wash it with Nuln Oil and re layer Mechanicus with the same Highlights and done
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures What are your thoughts on using basilicanum contrast paint on it instead of nuln? I find it gives a less aggressive black than Black Templar that might work.
@@TheGravespawn fpr armour I prefer my custom mix of Black Templar and Medium, Basilicanum has a tone I don't like for armour. Basilicanum has a bit of white pigment and it's not 100% transparent. You can definitely use it to shade the Mechanicus though, that can work very well
Beautfully painted. 😱
Thanks!
You have out of this world sniper hands on those eyes 🏅🎯 god damn beautiful!
Thanks, luckily I never brag about it...
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures btw i would love to see your take on a tau fire warrior some time 🎀
All the races will have a video at least at some point, it's a matter of time
Loved it! May I inquire, I noticed it seems you may rebottle your citadel paints - can you talk about that a bit? What bottles do you use? Do you do this to help provide more accuracy in your mixing ratio recipes? Do you have any videos about how you do this?
I don't have any videos, yes all my paints are transferred. I do it because I prefer droppers for one, and because yes, mixing is better and more precise.
I use droppers from ibottles in the UK, at least I used to, they no longer ship to Spain.
I really like your style, I have mixed this style with thé argents shroud ont.
Thanks!
Dude... this is amazing!
Thanks!
Lovely guides! I do enjoy seeing more of the contrast series in the future aswell, but would like to see more variance on figures especially more fantasy AoS/Warhammer that would be amazing! ( Your guides have been more focused on undead and imperium for now, would kill to see some aelves/elves or maybe demons )
Thanks, I have plans to add more variety but I want to finish the Eavy Contrast Marines series first
A mi me gustaría hacer un par de preguntas.
Cuando das las capas bases de contrast, ¿ aplicas directamente o diluida con médium? ¿Hay alguna diferencia entre lugganath Orange y fire dragon bright?
Si no especifico nada, las Contrast no van diluidas. Cuando las diluyó con Medium siempre lo indico.
Lugganath tiene una carga de blanco mucho mayor, es muy desaturado. Fire Dragon Bright es in naranja puro con bastante amarillo. Dicho esto puedes usar Fire Dragon Bright en vez de Lugganath aquí sin problema
JuanHidalgo Miniatures gracias como siempre
@@eXORCY a ti!
For the red cloth, do you think a Flesh Tearer/Baal Red mix would work as well as the Flesh Tearer/Blood Angels Red mix? I don't have Blood Angels Red on me, and I'm trying do decide if it's worth heading to the store to buy a pot. Great tutorial!
Mmmmmmmm, maybe it's hard to tell. Why don't you try over some sprues?
This is beautiful
Thanks!!
Juan, could the colors and technique you used to paint her face be used as a guide to paint female skin on the body? Thanks in advance.
Of course!!
wow awesome work
Thanks mate!
how did you make a conversion for this model? i am looking for idea of stand for zephyrim
It's not a conversion, it's one of the bodyguards os Celestine
fantastic job, thanks for sharing ! :)
Thank you for watching!
Really amazed by this tutorial. Quick, clean paint job, stunning results, easy to follow tutorial. Would really like to know how much your thinning the contrast paints (with contrast medium I imagine). Some look like they are used straight from the pot (apothecary white) some heavily thinned (wyldwood) amd some just a little (reds in particular).
No thinning at all unless it's clearly stated. All are straight from the pot. I don't even use a wet palette for them.
Also, thanks! I really appreciate it
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures wow, really? Your control must be way better than mine! I'm browsing content looking for recipes / techniques to get my SoIaF armies table ready.
@@drewwilliams1990 it's a matter of brushing Contrast right, load the brush well, you want quite a lot of paint in it for large surfaces, if you don't have enough the paint won't be able to shift on its own thanks to gravity.
After the paint settles absorb the excess with a clean brush.
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures it's more than that. I've found the colours by themselves look 'flat' when I use them, I've had some great results with using a coloured wash first then wiping the surface top to bottom with a clean sponge with a bit of medium on. Red for yellow contrast, purple or green for red.
@@drewwilliams1990 that's a super clever technique. But yes Contrast ironically lack quite a lot of Contrast on their own. That's why I add Highlights to it, otherwise it's too flat.
Wish you would say what brushes you are using as well as the paint. Thank you for such great videos!
The reason I don't say it it's because it really doesn't matter. People get to obsessed with brushes brands. Most Kolinsky brushes are about the same, just buy them from a reputable company, avoid Chinese ones. Also you want as big as tou can handle, I don't anything smaller than a 0, and that is very rare.
In this video in particular I use mostly Rosemary and Co Series 33 sizes 1 and 2, just because I felt like it and they are the best brushes for the price, other brands don't even come close.
I also use frequently:
- Windsor and Newton Series 7 size 2 and 3
- Raphael 8404 sizes 1 and 0
Hope it helps
How can you even paint that face like that ! my eyes on my ones look stupid as hell! The details as so amazing yet so small.....
It's all about practice and pushing your limits. I used to think the same and yet by trying to paint smaller and smaller details you get used to it and in the end it's just one more thing.
Could you please make tutorial how to spray with Corax White? I get "sandy effect" :(
You are probably spraying from too far away and too aggressively, those are particles of dry paint hitting the model and sticking to it.
Spray from close, 5-7 cm and very short light bursts. Also less is more, you can cover any gaps with the Corax white base paint
Amazing tutorial! Just wondering is there an alternative to grpyh charger grey for the recess shading?
You can use Space-Wolves Grey or Basilicanum Grey for different looks (even Nuln Oil or Drakenhof Nightshade) but I strongly recommend Gryph-charger Grey, it's an AMAZING paint, probably one of the absolute best of the Contrast line.
You can see how versatile it is if you watch my TMM sword video.
Really nice job ! I will use that technique for my army. How would you paint blue instead of red ? Thanks
I'm not the guy to ask for advice on painting blue 😂😂 but look at the Ultramarine video
Dude you're a trained sniper with that brush
😂😂 thanks 😘
Truly superb work right there! Question, will you ever try to tackle doing colored metallics using contrast paint? I've seen it done by others, and it'd be super cool to see a true master at work with it.
I will for Chaos Marines, coming soon
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures Cool, but still, no love for the loyalists? Not that I'm complaining, contrast marines has been awesome, but still, where's the love for the Emperor's sons, do they not deserve shiny new bangs?
@@DragonSemi no sorry, I decided to limit myself at just the 18 original legions in modern paintjobs and I will stick to it. Otherwise I will only paint marines till the day I die
What brushes do you use? Like sizes and what not? I absolutly love how you did her face and want to use the same technique on the sisters I am currently painting
For this tutorial I used my Rosemary and Co Series 33 sizes 1 and 2 and my Windsor and Newton Series 7 size 2.
Thanks btw, I'm really glad the video inspired you in some way.
Your paint jobs are magic, great work.
Say are you planning any Necron style weapons by any chance?
I will probably do at some point yes. Need to burn through a lot of content though
Is there a reason you used extra thinned Black Templar instead of Nuln Oil for the Ironbreaker washes?
Yes, because it's MUCH better. it started as a way of using only contrast paints but after the first try I've never used Nuln Oil again.
I have a full pot of that mix prepared that I use for all my metallic shading
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures Is it better because it runs into the recesses better?
Yes, it also has a deeper darker shadow without tinting the surface as much and it also retains the metallic shine better. So it's basically better in every single way possible
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures awesome! Thank you so much
Happy to help
Fantastic , really love this color. By the way what kind of varnish did you use?
No varnish at all in this one. But when I have to use one I use AK Interactive Ultra Matte, just don't put that over metallics.
For gaming pieces I use GW Munitorium Spray
best teacher
J’adore ❤ super👍
Merci
Awesome tutorial! But what white are you using?
It makes no difference, all whites are almost identical.
I personally like using Daler Rowney FW white ink, but White Scar, Ceramite White, Vallejo MC or GC White, Scale75 white.... All will work, just pick the one you like the most
You continue to amaze and inspire me. Nothing short of fantastic! Signing up to your patreon immediately 🤘
Thanks mate! 😘
For the blue lightning effect, you say you thinned down temple guard blue for the first layer. You did this by adding water or just spreading the paint real thin on a wet pallet?
Whatever you do is fine if you get to the right consistency. But I always add water, it's quicker
Love the tutorials any chance you want to paint Tranquol and Boneripper so I know how to paint him myself :D
The random memes are so funny #humble 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks! Sadly I don't like painting big models so no, that's too difficult to film and as I said I don't really enjoy those kind of models.
I'm sure at some point I will do some Skaven though. Have you seen Warhammer TV Tutorial on Thanquol? It's quite good
Great paint job, but I can't get over the fact that it looks like she has toiletpaper stuck to her foot xD its just how the mdel is but still, don't understand why they did that.
Because that toilet paper strip is better than a flying stand. Getting your gentleman sausage slowly eaten by rabies infested piranhas is better than the flight stands.
She most definitely is.
This video was awesome, maybe the One i enjoyed the most!! I have a couple of questions if you dont mind. How crazy would it be to try painting an army this way, and if i would want to paint the wraithbone leather in a bluish tone instead what would you recommend? Once again thx for your work!
Thanks!
This is honestly how I would paint an army myself. Do yes, I think it's doable.
As for the leather, just paint it like the armour, that's all. I just copy the official paintjob as close as possible.
Hello Ithlinne - I have used the 1 part Contrast Space Wolves Grey thinned with 2 parts Contrast Medium, I really like the blue ting to the white, it might take two coats but the effect looks "more white" then what I have gotten with the Contrast Apothecary White. I hope this helps
@@ulgulu7433 that is a great idea!
Thank you ,
😘
White+Red and Black is cheating cool scheme :) Shows well how 'cold' and 'warm' whites differ. BTW, really appreciate you for not using airbrush. Not that it is bad, but there are some people who can't use it for reasons :(
Thanks! I don't like an airbrush personally. Nothing against it it's just I don't like it myself
How the hell do you get a fine point on your brush like that without getting the tip dried out instantly?
Using a large brush, the bigger the brush the more paint it will gather and the longer it will stay wet.
Avoid ridiculously small brushes, those are useless
Are you thinning the contrast at all? I can't for the life of me get it to go on smoothly. :(
If it's not clearly stated no, I don't. It's straight out of the pot and I use a dry palette for them.
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures Thank you! I'll give it another go!
Load you brush a lot and use a LARGE brush, make sure to cover the area in as less brushtrokes as possible and let gravity and surface tension do it's job.
Then absorb the excess with a clean brush, it's better that way. The paint will find its own level
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures I'm painting a large white coat/pants, so it's been a challenge, thanks for the advice!
Ça semble facile quand c’est fait par un professionnel 😮
Merci Beaucoup
This is how I'm gonna do my Celestine
Nice! I also have Celestine waiting for a very special project
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures Guess I'll postpone painting her till then. Any plans for vehicles or terrain?
Oh, It won't be for the channel. She won't even be Celestine after I'm done with her.
And no,no vehicles or terrain. I personally hate painting large models
Can we get an Eavy Contrast Grey Knights addition! new painter here
I did the armour already, as for the rest I will probably do one at some point but you can easily find all the missing bits (Gold, Red, White, Blue lenses) in other of the Eavy Contrast videos or in separate ones like the Gold Arnour
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures oh i just found it love your painting!
@@wil8438 happy to help!
Why do you not like to paint blue?
I just don't like it, I'm talking about pure blue of course. It's a colour that glazes very badly for Highlights as the only way to make it lighter is adding White into it
Sorry if you get asked this a lot, but what brushes do you use?
Rosemary and Co Series 33 size 3 and 4
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures thanks very much! Huge fan of the channel btw. I'm struggling to get white right these days and your videos have really helped me. If you ever did any 5th edition high elves that would help me even more ;-)
Glad I could help you!
I have a high elf army myself but I won't do any videos on them. For several reasons, one is that old miniatures get almost no views and secondly and most important, I paint armies when I cannot record videos 😂
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures no worries, I understand your reasoning. But it's a shame about lack of views because I'm part of several large old army communities and I know they'd love to see more older stuff being painted up in these channels. Especially with all the new techniques and skilled RUclipsrs these days. But as you say, must just pale in comparison to newer gamers and people on RUclips who are into new stuff.
It's just what it is. Less people are likely to go into RUclips and look for "how to paint high elves" than "how to paint Lumineth" just because one army is 20 years old and the other just came out.
All my armies are middlehammer, that's what I love but I also love painting the newer minis because they are just a delight to paint
I love the painting of the model, except for the "soiled toiletpaper"-color for that soggy paper she has under her foot holding her up in the sky. I guess even a saint needs to visit the toilet :D
Lol, I personally prefer that to the horrible plastic flying stands myself
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures Yeah, I can see what you mean :)
Stop making awesome paint jobs and making it difficult for me to choose a scheme you beautiful painter you!
Do like me, DO THEM ALL!
And here i am not being able to paint eyes...
At least I wasn't smug about it
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures Everytime i try to paint eyes i gotta redo the whole face cuz i mess up....
Try painting the eyes first an cleaning up with your fleshtones
@@JuanHidalgoMiniatures Yea my new bunch of Sororitas will arrive in a few days i´m definently trying to get the eyes right this time !