just tried milanote its amazing thankyou for recommending a really good software, if you make any more like the skaven would be amaxing if you could share it i thought yours was amazing and inspiring
Much prefer videos like this over the speed paint/gimmicky videos the algorithm wants. I like to just see a dude having fun, painting his minis. Keep up the great work, love your videos, man!
John, please keep this up! MANY of my favourite content creator mini painters seem like they aren't even painting minis anymore. I just wanna watch someone with sick skills paint a mini from start to finish. Please keep it up! Especially the colour palette box style video!!!!
Paint more skaven in videos until they are all done. Then release a painting skaven movie. The spiffing Brit tells us this is the best way to beat the algorithm
To paint rat to grey, first paint it white, and then paint it red, like in that song. After finished, paint the rat with brown... doh, obviously! Excellent work btw!
I'm the same way. And even though I paint 100 times more than I play, I'm still not interested in painting stuff I don't have a gaming purpose for. Can't make sense out of it, but I'm happy.
@chadkittleson5447 I'm the same, been doing it 8 years and unless it was part of the same army etc I wouldn't bother. Finally started playing in the past year and yeah that made life easier
@@chadkittleson5447completely agree, I cannot find value in painting something that can't be put into the game. I play so few games I'm concerned about a non recognisable model being rejected by my theoretical opponent. Bad mindset, especially for practice/improvement, but sadly here I am.
Regarding always going one step brighter with highlights: One thing I always try to keep in mind is that my painting lights are WAY brighter than display/tabletop lights. So often what might look almost over the top under the painting lights really won't pop nearly as much under tabletop lights. When in doubt, I'll step away from the painting table and let my eyes adjust to normal lighting and then take another look at the model to see how I feel about the highlights.
Spearhead truly is a painters blesseing. This is by far the best army painting ive seen, from you, so far. Really feels like every model gets the attention it deserves this way and itll be such an accomplishment when its fully done. Fuck the algorithm this is great. I'd love more videos like this
As a person who enjoys the hobby part and the playing part of miniature games, skirmish and small scale games are such a blessing. Being able to just kick back and spend time making those 15 models look absolutely the best I can, but still knowing I get to play with a fully painted force at the end of it is such a great thing.
Idea for next video: The latest Battletech kickstarter has begun arriving for backers. It's something different than you usually do, it's at a different scale. A video on depicting the size of a five story robot at 6mm scale would be great.
Have to say agree with just watching you paint amazingly is so great , and it is way more inspiring and with what you do it allows for the viewer to see what they like and use it as you do quite a lot of different techniques in very practical ways .
loving all the skaven stuff, these models are really next level, especially for all those different poses on the clanrats GW really deserves credit. The rat oger is awesome, but i would love to see a traditional brown one and how to make that look good, retro you know ;P
The part of the process I keep finding myself stuck at is how to choose the undertone/shadow color for any project. I never would have thought to use such a vibrant red.
@@carlstanford7607 that actually does help, a ton. Thank you! So at its most basic, I should be looking towards the complimentary color of my mid tone for my shadows/base color?
@@Merdurphace it all depends on the vibe you're out to achieve. Color theory isn't a set of rules, just a tool to find an end product you're going for. But don't worry about color theory too much, just focus on what looks good
@@Merdurphace You can use a general rule of thumb as a starting point for a number of different painting styles. Complementary colors create the most contrast possible using just the colors themselves (others include different varnish finishes, different saturation values like a nice vibrant blue vs a pale blue, etc.) and I wouldn't use them as the shadow to the mid tone unless I wanted something like a synthwave color scheme, or to go for something kinda like OSL to tie stuff together. My advice for something simple and basic is a darker version of the mid tone. Navy blue into ultramarine blue into a sky/powder blue for the highlight for example. Another example would be brown into orange into yellow. These are called monochromatic colors I think. Ninjon has this cool video where he paints one of those 40k space dwarves, whatever they're called, using a different artists' style and you'll see something similar to this skaven where the upper layers are a variety of colors that feel like 'normal' painting but literally all the shadows are some shade of blue/purple/magenta.. it gives an almost OSL like feel, like with this skaven, where it sort of unites the colors on the mini and would do the same across the entire army. Like the other guys said, color theory is great but it isn't a manual on what you should be doing.. especially since there's also a number of different types of complementary styles like split compliments or triads - I use color theory for inspiration or as a tool when I'm trying to achieve something specific.
Really enjoying the slower take on painting up the army. Please keep it up with the skaven painting. Would love to see your full take on that half of the box
Always love how you show the process to get through the "Ugly" steps to get to the finished model. Looks amazing again Jon! My vote for your next painting project should be something from a small/lesser known model company that you picked up and has been gathering dust in your pile of shame. I've always enjoyed those videos more than another Warhammer thing.
Crazy to see the arc of your development from the first video where you imitate craftworld studios and how you've taken it and made your own style from it. I'm starting a votann army painted in this style. Thanks!
I prefer these high quality paint jobs to the speedpainting in x many hours/days, feels like more creators are moving to the latter, thanks for this and fantastic job on this overall.
I used put all the models together for an army before painting. I found this caused me to have issues as all I could ever see is a mountain of plastic. Now, I just assemble and paint one unit at a time. Works great! Thanks for the video and sharing your time with us.
I'm starting a Cities of Sigmar and I'm taking a lot from your journey with your spearhead. Doing a test model for color and process, thinking about composition of my basing and taking my time to give each piece the attention it needs to really shine on the battlefield have all been amazing tips! Thank you! I can't wait to see your Grey Seer painted!
Wow . This is exactly the kind of video I have been hoping to find. I will be watching and re-watching all videos like this many times over the next few months. Thank you!
I’d love to see the warpblaster, mostly because it’s the model most different from those you’ve painted, and would be the most interesting to see your approach.
I'm not really interested in Skaven but I absolutely love watching your process of starting with rich colourful shadows and working up from there. Your balance between discussion and just letting us watch you paint is perfect. This is flat-out the best style of minipainting tutorial video on youtube and you're the master of them. Your videos are always slick, educational and entertaining, and inspire me to try new things. I like the idea you had in a recent TUP episode where you talked about painting a mini you'd been putting off until you were better.
I'd really like to see you tackle a Marvel Crisis Protocol model. They are larger than GW and, being superhero costumes, have a ton less of bits and bobs slammed everywhere. There is more open canvas for you to push pigment around on.
God these skaven are some of the best AOS models I have seen. I'm always put off by the stormcast but a lot of these other factions actually look great. This is really fun vibrant paint job too!
When assembling push-fit, scrape the side of the peg to flatten the circular edge. This provides a channel for air (and glue) to escape while keeping the peg for support and alignment.
This and the last skaven video has really inspired me to put in that extra work in my next army. I usually try to paint up my minis as fast and efficient as possible, which is not a Very enjoyable experience, nor am i proud of my work.
Do the stormcast half of the spearhead. I think it'd be good for any brand new AOS players to see how you do big dudes in heavy armor as well as the rats when they pick up the starter box with a friend.
I love these paint an army to a high quality video. I am doing the same thing with Daughters of Khaine for AOS right now getting ready for the new edition! I actually found a new way to highlight gold and will likely go back and add that into the other models.
Sounds like it's time to show how you take a simple army paint job to a top tier level and still keep it in line with the army with a Gray Seer or a Clawlord
Awesome video! I look forward to your videos every week and you're my favorite channel on RUclips! Keep up the fantastic content, and thank you for helping me keep motivated and improve my painting every week! Watching your videos really helps me keep up momentum on my giant Tyranids army.
Nice work! Much prefer your approach to rat ogres than the official box art. Your integrated base colour approach and flayed flesh makes waaaaay more sense than GW’s shaved rat scheme!
Dude its AMAZING to see how your style and skill have progressed over the last couple years - your process has really become a "system" and watching the model transform in these videos is incredible
That Rat Ogre looks crisp! I was a bit skeptical with the beginning of the paint scheme but it came out really tight! We need more rat ogres in our lives.
I really loved this video, as I love all your content tbh, but focusing on each model is great, and it's nice in the sea of speedpainting or display/competition painting videos to see a video which is just... paint your models well for your army as a labour of love. Though I will say you have a wonderful knack of very simply explaining a basic concept and executing it effortlessly then I look down at my dumb stupid hands and am unable to recreate but hey I'll get there. I'm a better painter now then when I watched your first video!
Ninjon have you ever tried this? For push fits try putting some tamiya extra thin on the pegs. It lubricates them and lets the air escape so you can get a tight fit.
Beautiful models you've made here. Your work as so much improved throughout the years, we can see it, it's interesting to follow your journey ! Next model, maybe try the best gold/old gold recipe you can get to for the new Stormcast Reclusian boys ? Or honestly.. whatever, it'll be interesting anyways :)
I don’t think I’ve played a full Warhammer game in 2 years, but I DO paint daily! It’s always exciting to see the new models/model refreshes! Great video as usual Jon! ❤
I've got my solution for paint on mud, its a 250 ml thing of Daler Rowney simply acrylic matt medium, and then coarse texture medium by liquitex basics acrylics that's another 250 ml. This stuff goes far, I've based my Morkanaut, I've based a ton of other stuff, I've used the matt medium on a painting and liberally, and I've used it all for texture effects. Give this two part combo a try. First paint on your goopy coarse texture medium, this will give it a sandy look, which hey, you might dig. I needed it to be just a bit more damp and lose some of the crisp grain look, so with some gooped on matt medium, bam. I've got my favorite (so far) paint on application for a texture effect. With a two part solution I can tune some parts to look more gritty, and have more fine grains, and where I want a more glumped up mud? Just more gooped on matt medium. You can even sort of sculpt with the Coarse Texture, I used it to gap fill, and apply spittle, to a bomb squig that the mouth didn't quite meet the seem for the body. Same with matt medium, if you painted something with a primer, and want to do a quick fix, matt medium can gap fill for you pretty well.
I got into the hobby for the painting and modeling aspect. Just recently I wanted to try my hand at kill team and also looking into spearhead for my slaves to darkness
Loving the Skaven vids, planning on using yours as a base guide when my Skaventide box comes in. I would absolutely LOVE to see your take on the entire army. And if you are looking for something else to do I would love to also see your take on the Stormcasts, not necessarily the entire army, but a few units would be really nice! Basically, I'm looking for a Skaventide guide lol.
Gotta say I really appreciate the simplicity and yet detailed paint guide. I know, for example, you could have done what so many RUclipsrs do and paint the metal all in NMM. But I just can’t do it. It always looks shocking. But your guide helps me to paint in a way that is my ability and my models look good afterwards. Thanks! 👍👍 (entertaining too 😂)
I feel like I just joined the mini painting version of the 'I Hate Rachel Green' club @18:24. Sweet Rat though dude 🤟. I was expecting to see your Monument magenta glaze at work, but I love how this colored basecoat with layering style is really cementing for you. From the outside anyway. Have a great weekend!
Mooore raaaaats!! I'm enjoying the release of the new edition way too much, and I think the real reason is this. A bunch of awesome painters and quite a few of my favorite artists and content creators sharing their takes on the box, their armies, etc. Thanks for the video, the rat ogor looks amazing!
I have a Dark Angels army, but yet, I have never played a single game of Warhammer. Great video as always. Look forward to your next project. You should build and paint Lion El Johnson. Why you ask? only cus its the coolest Games Workshop model!
Thanks for the Milanote stuff, will try to use to get all my proyects together. Because right now i have a fuck ton of them and i could use some order since my book with the notes is all over the place right now.
Thanks for this man, I've pre-ordered my box and I was a bit worried that I was lacking a strategy for paint scheme. This has given me a good leg up, and I'm still using your smash chop for the leviathan box I bought to practice on.
Thanks to Milanote for sponsoring this video! Sign up for free and start your next creative project: milanote.com/ninjon0724
You just use iso with the sprues from the minis*
just tried milanote its amazing thankyou for recommending a really good software, if you make any more like the skaven would be amaxing if you could share it i thought yours was amazing and inspiring
Much prefer videos like this over the speed paint/gimmicky videos the algorithm wants. I like to just see a dude having fun, painting his minis. Keep up the great work, love your videos, man!
Agreed!
100%
I think the people speed painting are having fun too.
@@KrisTomich Yeah. But that's not really what we are talking about now, is it?
"Savagely ridiculed by all the other warhammerers" very true!!
John, please keep this up! MANY of my favourite content creator mini painters seem like they aren't even painting minis anymore. I just wanna watch someone with sick skills paint a mini from start to finish. Please keep it up! Especially the colour palette box style video!!!!
What about Trovarion? Or Vince Venturella? Duncan Rhoades? What are you talking about dude?
@@trip9gThose guys are okay, Vincent V probably moreso. But they’re not Ninjon.
Paint more skaven in videos until they are all done. Then release a painting skaven movie. The spiffing Brit tells us this is the best way to beat the algorithm
Always a nice day when a Ninjon vid drops.
Loving the longer shots of this episode! It's super enlightening to just watch the process and brushwork.
To paint rat to grey, first paint it white, and then paint it red, like in that song. After finished, paint the rat with brown... doh, obviously! Excellent work btw!
I'm painting minis for 15 years now and I played exactly 4 matches.
Classic miniature artist.
I'm the same way. And even though I paint 100 times more than I play, I'm still not interested in painting stuff I don't have a gaming purpose for. Can't make sense out of it, but I'm happy.
@chadkittleson5447 I'm the same, been doing it 8 years and unless it was part of the same army etc I wouldn't bother. Finally started playing in the past year and yeah that made life easier
@@chadkittleson5447completely agree, I cannot find value in painting something that can't be put into the game. I play so few games I'm concerned about a non recognisable model being rejected by my theoretical opponent. Bad mindset, especially for practice/improvement, but sadly here I am.
That is the entire problem with the hobby.
Regarding always going one step brighter with highlights: One thing I always try to keep in mind is that my painting lights are WAY brighter than display/tabletop lights. So often what might look almost over the top under the painting lights really won't pop nearly as much under tabletop lights. When in doubt, I'll step away from the painting table and let my eyes adjust to normal lighting and then take another look at the model to see how I feel about the highlights.
Great point, and good tip. I often can be found, seemingly looking lovingly into the eyes of my current mini in every room of the house.
@@cfnfl What do you mean "seemingly"??? 😂🤣😂
Spearhead truly is a painters blesseing. This is by far the best army painting ive seen, from you, so far. Really feels like every model gets the attention it deserves this way and itll be such an accomplishment when its fully done. Fuck the algorithm this is great. I'd love more videos like this
As a person who enjoys the hobby part and the playing part of miniature games, skirmish and small scale games are such a blessing. Being able to just kick back and spend time making those 15 models look absolutely the best I can, but still knowing I get to play with a fully painted force at the end of it is such a great thing.
@@Matt-jp6if exactly!
Idea for next video: The latest Battletech kickstarter has begun arriving for backers. It's something different than you usually do, it's at a different scale. A video on depicting the size of a five story robot at 6mm scale would be great.
This paintjob is absolutely amazing. Simple steps that add up to an outstanding result.
man the warpstone contrast, was like bam.. done. loved it. love skaven. Good job! looks awesome
Have to say agree with just watching you paint amazingly is so great , and it is way more inspiring and with what you do it allows for the viewer to see what they like and use it as you do quite a lot of different techniques in very practical ways .
loving all the skaven stuff, these models are really next level, especially for all those different poses on the clanrats GW really deserves credit. The rat oger is awesome, but i would love to see a traditional brown one and how to make that look good, retro you know ;P
The part of the process I keep finding myself stuck at is how to choose the undertone/shadow color for any project. I never would have thought to use such a vibrant red.
You can get books on colour theory and there are tools online that generate complementary colours etc. hope that helps
@@carlstanford7607 that actually does help, a ton. Thank you! So at its most basic, I should be looking towards the complimentary color of my mid tone for my shadows/base color?
@@Merdurphace it all depends on the vibe you're out to achieve. Color theory isn't a set of rules, just a tool to find an end product you're going for. But don't worry about color theory too much, just focus on what looks good
@@Merdurphace You can use a general rule of thumb as a starting point for a number of different painting styles. Complementary colors create the most contrast possible using just the colors themselves (others include different varnish finishes, different saturation values like a nice vibrant blue vs a pale blue, etc.) and I wouldn't use them as the shadow to the mid tone unless I wanted something like a synthwave color scheme, or to go for something kinda like OSL to tie stuff together. My advice for something simple and basic is a darker version of the mid tone. Navy blue into ultramarine blue into a sky/powder blue for the highlight for example. Another example would be brown into orange into yellow. These are called monochromatic colors I think. Ninjon has this cool video where he paints one of those 40k space dwarves, whatever they're called, using a different artists' style and you'll see something similar to this skaven where the upper layers are a variety of colors that feel like 'normal' painting but literally all the shadows are some shade of blue/purple/magenta.. it gives an almost OSL like feel, like with this skaven, where it sort of unites the colors on the mini and would do the same across the entire army. Like the other guys said, color theory is great but it isn't a manual on what you should be doing.. especially since there's also a number of different types of complementary styles like split compliments or triads - I use color theory for inspiration or as a tool when I'm trying to achieve something specific.
Really enjoying the slower take on painting up the army. Please keep it up with the skaven painting. Would love to see your full take on that half of the box
09:03 fun to have a look at your color recipe plan.
Always love how you show the process to get through the "Ugly" steps to get to the finished model. Looks amazing again Jon! My vote for your next painting project should be something from a small/lesser known model company that you picked up and has been gathering dust in your pile of shame. I've always enjoyed those videos more than another Warhammer thing.
Crazy to see the arc of your development from the first video where you imitate craftworld studios and how you've taken it and made your own style from it. I'm starting a votann army painted in this style. Thanks!
Very well done, that's got to be the best Rat Ogre paint job I've seen yet.
I prefer these high quality paint jobs to the speedpainting in x many hours/days, feels like more creators are moving to the latter, thanks for this and fantastic job on this overall.
I just love the army building and painting!!! Another beautiful paint job 😊😊😊
I would actually love to see more Skaven! Keep this project going and finish the Spearhead, would love to see it all done.
I used put all the models together for an army before painting. I found this caused me to have issues as all I could ever see is a mountain of plastic. Now, I just assemble and paint one unit at a time. Works great!
Thanks for the video and sharing your time with us.
I'm starting a Cities of Sigmar and I'm taking a lot from your journey with your spearhead. Doing a test model for color and process, thinking about composition of my basing and taking my time to give each piece the attention it needs to really shine on the battlefield have all been amazing tips! Thank you! I can't wait to see your Grey Seer painted!
Boo to the algorithm 😂 - more of this please. It's helping get my motivation back to painting. Thanks!
Wow . This is exactly the kind of video I have been hoping to find. I will be watching and re-watching all videos like this many times over the next few months. Thank you!
Awesome tutorial, thank you!
Great to see some of these techniques coming together!
You should paint the Grey Seer next! Show us how magical these rats are
I’d love to see the warpblaster, mostly because it’s the model most different from those you’ve painted, and would be the most interesting to see your approach.
At first I was like What? Vibrant red undertones? But it works. It works a treat. I love your style and this model turned out especially gorgeous.
I would love to see you paint some of the catalyst battletech miniatures.
That skirt wetblend was beautiful
I'm not really interested in Skaven but I absolutely love watching your process of starting with rich colourful shadows and working up from there. Your balance between discussion and just letting us watch you paint is perfect. This is flat-out the best style of minipainting tutorial video on youtube and you're the master of them. Your videos are always slick, educational and entertaining, and inspire me to try new things.
I like the idea you had in a recent TUP episode where you talked about painting a mini you'd been putting off until you were better.
I'd really like to see you tackle a Marvel Crisis Protocol model. They are larger than GW and, being superhero costumes, have a ton less of bits and bobs slammed everywhere. There is more open canvas for you to push pigment around on.
God these skaven are some of the best AOS models I have seen. I'm always put off by the stormcast but a lot of these other factions actually look great.
This is really fun vibrant paint job too!
The Rats are lookin' good, Jon. I'm loving this series.
When assembling push-fit, scrape the side of the peg to flatten the circular edge. This provides a channel for air (and glue) to escape while keeping the peg for support and alignment.
This and the last skaven video has really inspired me to put in that extra work in my next army.
I usually try to paint up my minis as fast and efficient as possible, which is not a Very enjoyable experience, nor am i proud of my work.
I could watch skaven painting videos all day long. And yours all night long.
So I guess I'll check out LaCrosse Distilling Co. when I'm in LaCrosse next. Gorgeous part of the country, the whole Driftless region.
Please continue this skaven army! This videos are awesome! :D
Do the stormcast half of the spearhead. I think it'd be good for any brand new AOS players to see how you do big dudes in heavy armor as well as the rats when they pick up the starter box with a friend.
I love these paint an army to a high quality video. I am doing the same thing with Daughters of Khaine for AOS right now getting ready for the new edition! I actually found a new way to highlight gold and will likely go back and add that into the other models.
Loved this, can't wait to see the completed clan.
Sounds like it's time to show how you take a simple army paint job to a top tier level and still keep it in line with the army with a Gray Seer or a Clawlord
Awesome video! I look forward to your videos every week and you're my favorite channel on RUclips! Keep up the fantastic content, and thank you for helping me keep motivated and improve my painting every week!
Watching your videos really helps me keep up momentum on my giant Tyranids army.
Commenting for Lord Algo, elder god of engagement, ALL HAIL ITS BENEVOLENT WISDOM, MAY IT EVER SMILE UPON US
That look so awesome! It is such a natural feel to have the red undercoat with the fur and it looks just right! Great great job.
Nice work! Much prefer your approach to rat ogres than the official box art. Your integrated base colour approach and flayed flesh makes waaaaay more sense than GW’s shaved rat scheme!
Love the music in the episode today😊
Dude its AMAZING to see how your style and skill have progressed over the last couple years - your process has really become a "system" and watching the model transform in these videos is incredible
They look so much better than GW's fantasy "standard", your great color scheme gives them a more realistic look.
Im glad youre going for the more sustainable approach and as you said not chasing the speed painting as much. Always a pleasure to watch
I suggest army men, or spoons. We all know your love for painting them!
Dude that model looked awesome!
That Rat Ogre looks crisp! I was a bit skeptical with the beginning of the paint scheme but it came out really tight! We need more rat ogres in our lives.
Well, if nothing else, your throwaway line about how dirty your glasses are made me realise how dirty mine are as I watch the video! 🤣
Always use a bit of glue but i will say this is the first time where the push-fit system didn't outright prevent me from properly assembling the model
Would love to see you finish the whole box I. The next few videos
I really loved this video, as I love all your content tbh, but focusing on each model is great, and it's nice in the sea of speedpainting or display/competition painting videos to see a video which is just... paint your models well for your army as a labour of love. Though I will say you have a wonderful knack of very simply explaining a basic concept and executing it effortlessly then I look down at my dumb stupid hands and am unable to recreate but hey I'll get there. I'm a better painter now then when I watched your first video!
You should paint some Rumbleslam minis! Think you'd have a blast painting them.
Ninjon have you ever tried this? For push fits try putting some tamiya extra thin on the pegs. It lubricates them and lets the air escape so you can get a tight fit.
Another awesome paint job mate keep up the good work Love watching your videos
Love your paint Style. Not making one speed paint video after another, but showing something new and interesting most of the time! ❤
Loving the Skaven inclusion, hoping to see some Seraphon in the future!
Beautiful models you've made here. Your work as so much improved throughout the years, we can see it, it's interesting to follow your journey !
Next model, maybe try the best gold/old gold recipe you can get to for the new Stormcast Reclusian boys ? Or honestly.. whatever, it'll be interesting anyways :)
Video idea: quick and dirty ways to modify the new Ork boyz kit so that if you build multiple kits, you don't end up with a bunch of clones.
I don’t think I’ve played a full Warhammer game in 2 years, but I DO paint daily! It’s always exciting to see the new models/model refreshes! Great video as usual Jon! ❤
I've got my solution for paint on mud, its a 250 ml thing of Daler Rowney simply acrylic matt medium, and then coarse texture medium by liquitex basics acrylics that's another 250 ml. This stuff goes far, I've based my Morkanaut, I've based a ton of other stuff, I've used the matt medium on a painting and liberally, and I've used it all for texture effects.
Give this two part combo a try.
First paint on your goopy coarse texture medium, this will give it a sandy look, which hey, you might dig. I needed it to be just a bit more damp and lose some of the crisp grain look, so with some gooped on matt medium, bam. I've got my favorite (so far) paint on application for a texture effect. With a two part solution I can tune some parts to look more gritty, and have more fine grains, and where I want a more glumped up mud? Just more gooped on matt medium. You can even sort of sculpt with the Coarse Texture, I used it to gap fill, and apply spittle, to a bomb squig that the mouth didn't quite meet the seem for the body. Same with matt medium, if you painted something with a primer, and want to do a quick fix, matt medium can gap fill for you pretty well.
more skaven! enjoy watching the army evolve and expand
As a Skaven vet I kinda love the pink rats vs my leathery rats
Great video! This is so helpful to my next step of painting my new add on to my rattos
I got into the hobby for the painting and modeling aspect. Just recently I wanted to try my hand at kill team and also looking into spearhead for my slaves to darkness
His vids are always good, good. The Great Horned One smiles upon you, manthing.
Loving the Skaven vids, planning on using yours as a base guide when my Skaventide box comes in. I would absolutely LOVE to see your take on the entire army. And if you are looking for something else to do I would love to also see your take on the Stormcasts, not necessarily the entire army, but a few units would be really nice!
Basically, I'm looking for a Skaventide guide lol.
You are quite simply, a Genius.
I really liked the red shadow for the fur... might nick that from you ;)
Love the paint job as a whole too - ofc :)
Gotta say I really appreciate the simplicity and yet detailed paint guide. I know, for example, you could have done what so many RUclipsrs do and paint the metal all in NMM. But I just can’t do it. It always looks shocking. But your guide helps me to paint in a way that is my ability and my models look good afterwards. Thanks! 👍👍 (entertaining too 😂)
I feel like I just joined the mini painting version of the 'I Hate Rachel Green' club @18:24. Sweet Rat though dude 🤟. I was expecting to see your Monument magenta glaze at work, but I love how this colored basecoat with layering style is really cementing for you. From the outside anyway. Have a great weekend!
Don't know what miniatures to paint for your next video? That's easy, paint more Skaven until there are none left in the sewers! Yes-yes!
MORE RATS: Hell Pit Abomination, Doomwheel, Thanquol & Boneripper
Love this painting video more then the speedpainting ones! Great job👍
Mooore raaaaats!! I'm enjoying the release of the new edition way too much, and I think the real reason is this. A bunch of awesome painters and quite a few of my favorite artists and content creators sharing their takes on the box, their armies, etc.
Thanks for the video, the rat ogor looks amazing!
Comment for the mighty algorithm
For the algorithm
All hail
I can’t wait to see your take on the ratling gun
loving this series john!
This is very cool, the Karandras contrast paint really makes those warpstone chunks pop against the reddish skin.
I have a Dark Angels army, but yet, I have never played a single game of Warhammer. Great video as always. Look forward to your next project. You should build and paint Lion El Johnson. Why you ask? only cus its the coolest Games Workshop model!
You should make yourself as a character, whatever faction, and paint them up! :D
watching this while painting my spearhead is perfect
I hope the Vince v. Ninjon beef continues. Go Vince!
🔥 paint job!! Would love to see you paint the other rats in the box 😊
I really love this scheme - colourful but desaturated? Feels skaveny but not the same grimdark we see everywhere..
Never had a thing for Skaven, but I have to admit this rat ogre looks great.
I would really love to see some more Aeldari bring painted please
Thanks for the Milanote stuff, will try to use to get all my proyects together. Because right now i have a fuck ton of them and i could use some order since my book with the notes is all over the place right now.
Thanks for this man, I've pre-ordered my box and I was a bit worried that I was lacking a strategy for paint scheme.
This has given me a good leg up, and I'm still using your smash chop for the leviathan box I bought to practice on.