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Great job! I really enjoy your detailed instructions and the relaxed atmosphere is perfect for painting my own minis while picking up new tips. Thanks for this tutorial!
🙌🏼 to you once more Michael! Showing the build up of the initial layer will be so useful as when I started I packed at the patchiness and went on far too thick! I’ll 100% be using this scratching techniques too!
@@TableTopReadyRUclips true! Been dabbling with the airbrush this week, similar story, patience is key, goes on lovely but always good to let it dry and then give it another pass to build up the opacity!
Aweome one agian! Tried glaze and damage on my cannon plate, and its made a massive differene, thanks again. Great Work! Real glad Ive come accross your channel
Your paint jobs are so damn cleeeaan, man. Your tutorials are the best, you make everything look so easy. Just picked up this Combat Patrol and your video hyped me up to get started. Thanks for the great vids. 🦾
Amazing. I'm glad your getting started with the hobby :D make sure to take your time and enjoy the hobby. I sugggest maybe watching this video more than once and even some of the other tutorials. Its going to take time to reach what you see in the tutorials. But you can easily just start by working on base colours and then shades and washes, you don't need to do everything straight away. do things when your ready.
Another great video, thank you. Watched the infantry video earlier, these are really good and simply presented for newbies and returning oldies (like me!) Keep up the good work 👍☺
Makeup highlight brushes for dry brushing. Such an obvious hack at this point, but one that's so popular it should be mentioned. So popular in fact, that the big boys in miniature painting supplies have copied this and slapped thier logos on and now sell them for three times the price you could buy them at your local WallyMart.
Nice one mate, trying to get back into the hobby, my space marines arnt satisfying me at the moment, I picked up the cadia stands box a while back, I might open it now and get on with it, thanks man.
this looks awesome, just recently started with WH40k ( like 2 months ago) and just painted Cadian Shock troops and cadian command squad. Just ordered a Combat patrol, Heavy weapon team and Ratlings + more colours. im doing the very basic painting style atm, but its alot of money when totaly new, several brushes, loads of diffrent colours + all the units and other tool's needed. this still looks a bit to advance for me, but il get there :)
Really great tutorial mate, I'm following it along slowly but surely with my own sentinel. Quick question, why do we use rhinox hide + medium rather than simply using agrax earthshade here?
Shades tend to be inconsistent. you can use agrax but you'll find its difficult to build up that colour in the same way. I don't actually use lahmian medium for glazing anymore. I switched to just water. I reccomend watching my Ballistus dreadnought tutorial for how I would do it now, just obviously not the same colours.
Many thanks for this, and all your tutorials. The video came at a perfect time for me, as I'm currently painting up both the Sentinel and the Ordnance and there appear to be very few decent tutorials, particularly for the Sentinel, in the classic colour schemes with a result of as high a quality as this. It's also a perfect opportunity to finally try a bit of glazing, which looks to be a really nice way to make those flat panels look a little less 'flat'. I always have trouble thinning paint down to the right consistency for glazes - I know it isn't an exact science, but what was the rough ratio you used to get a decent glaze out of the Rhinox Hide? I'm trying to avoid getting the messy tide marks I always manage to get whenever I try glazing! Thanks again.
I’m glad I can help. I would thin down a paint with just abit more than half. The trick is when your actually applying it to a surface. You want quite thin layers that dry pretty quickly and build it up. Your brush strokes should really go in a direction towards where the gradient is darkest. Your basically laying down thin layers of pigment. You’ll Get the hang of it after doing it a few times 💪🏻 everyone’s different
@@TableTopReadyRUclips Spot on, that was precisely my mistake - my brush was too wet, so I suppose I was laying down watery layers of paint that took too long to dry and spread the small amount of pigment unevenly. Wicking off that excess liquid really helped. Thanks again and keep up the great work.
With the rogal dorm tank. You want to do the dark green armour and the infantry green armour for those 2 colours of camo. I would like to do a tutorial one day, just not sure when 😩
@@TableTopReadyRUclips you really should bro I’ve learned a ton from your tutorials and I got two that I need to paint because I got lucky and found a Cadian defense box at my local store last weekend
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Commenting and liking videos shows RUclips that people are enjoying the content and they will get shared to more people.
You could just write something like -
‘Would recommend’
‘Very useful tutorial’
‘Great Video’
‘This is absolutely amazing and I can’t wait to see more and I can’t believe more people aren’t commenting and liking your videos’
I really appreciate any support - Thank you
truly best tutorials on youtube
That’s very kind of you to say 😊
@@TableTopReadyRUclips I second this, easily by a country mile.
Michael, once again a fantastic video! So keen to give these a go on my sentinels, thank you for your great work! 😊
Glad you think so. I hope this helps you get your own sentinel painted 💪🏻
Great job! I really enjoy your detailed instructions and the relaxed atmosphere is perfect for painting my own minis while picking up new tips. Thanks for this tutorial!
Thank you for this comment 😃 it’s always good to know people are enjoying the videos 🙏🏻
Brilliant. Really useful. Thanks for making these.
Thank you :D
Easy to follow Ty Michael ❤
Thank you for the comment 😃
🙌🏼 to you once more Michael! Showing the build up of the initial layer will be so useful as when I started I packed at the patchiness and went on far too thick!
I’ll 100% be using this scratching techniques too!
It was a long time before someone actually told me to paint this way 🤷🏼♂️ people just expect you to know
@@TableTopReadyRUclips true! Been dabbling with the airbrush this week, similar story, patience is key, goes on lovely but always good to let it dry and then give it another pass to build up the opacity!
Yeah it’s exactly the same process. Airbrush just speeds the process up as the paint can be applied thinner which drys quicker
Been waiting for this one! Great job Micheal!
Thank you 😃
Im getting closer to buying this combat patrol, I really liked your result
Thank you. I was really proud of how these came out. I hope you do.
Aweome one agian! Tried glaze and damage on my cannon plate, and its made a massive differene, thanks again. Great Work! Real glad Ive come accross your channel
Glad this came in handy. Good job on getting the result you wanted. 💪🏻
Your paint jobs are so damn cleeeaan, man. Your tutorials are the best, you make everything look so easy. Just picked up this Combat Patrol and your video hyped me up to get started. Thanks for the great vids. 🦾
Amazing. I'm glad your getting started with the hobby :D make sure to take your time and enjoy the hobby. I sugggest maybe watching this video more than once and even some of the other tutorials. Its going to take time to reach what you see in the tutorials.
But you can easily just start by working on base colours and then shades and washes, you don't need to do everything straight away. do things when your ready.
That was very satisfying to watch.
I’m glad 😁
Another awesome video!
Thank you 😊
Another great video, thank you. Watched the infantry video earlier, these are really good and simply presented for newbies and returning oldies (like me!)
Keep up the good work 👍☺
Hopefully you feel you can get some Cadians done now
Makeup highlight brushes for dry brushing. Such an obvious hack at this point, but one that's so popular it should be mentioned. So popular in fact, that the big boys in miniature painting supplies have copied this and slapped thier logos on and now sell them for three times the price you could buy them at your local WallyMart.
Nice one mate, trying to get back into the hobby, my space marines arnt satisfying me at the moment, I picked up the cadia stands box a while back, I might open it now and get on with it, thanks man.
These are a lot of fun to paint. Lots of detail to keep you busy as well 😁
this looks awesome, just recently started with WH40k ( like 2 months ago) and just painted Cadian Shock troops and cadian command squad.
Just ordered a Combat patrol, Heavy weapon team and Ratlings + more colours.
im doing the very basic painting style atm, but its alot of money when totaly new, several brushes, loads of diffrent colours + all the units and other tool's needed.
this still looks a bit to advance for me, but il get there :)
Awsome. Welcome to the hobby. Yes it can be a lot to star but your doing the right thing and going basic to start. 😃 good luck
damn i missed this one by 3 days, great job as always Michael, im about to start my own starter ultramarines boxset myself thanks to your tutorials!.
Ooo I’m excited for yah. I’m just starting a new space marine project myself 😁 glad I could help you with your painting
Amazing!
Thank you 😊
Could you make a series painting the chapter masters/captains?
😁 yes
Really great tutorial mate, I'm following it along slowly but surely with my own sentinel. Quick question, why do we use rhinox hide + medium rather than simply using agrax earthshade here?
Shades tend to be inconsistent. you can use agrax but you'll find its difficult to build up that colour in the same way. I don't actually use lahmian medium for glazing anymore. I switched to just water. I reccomend watching my Ballistus dreadnought tutorial for how I would do it now, just obviously not the same colours.
Many thanks for this, and all your tutorials. The video came at a perfect time for me, as I'm currently painting up both the Sentinel and the Ordnance and there appear to be very few decent tutorials, particularly for the Sentinel, in the classic colour schemes with a result of as high a quality as this. It's also a perfect opportunity to finally try a bit of glazing, which looks to be a really nice way to make those flat panels look a little less 'flat'.
I always have trouble thinning paint down to the right consistency for glazes - I know it isn't an exact science, but what was the rough ratio you used to get a decent glaze out of the Rhinox Hide? I'm trying to avoid getting the messy tide marks I always manage to get whenever I try glazing!
Thanks again.
I’m glad I can help. I would thin down a paint with just abit more than half. The trick is when your actually applying it to a surface. You want quite thin layers that dry pretty quickly and build it up. Your brush strokes should really go in a direction towards where the gradient is darkest. Your basically laying down thin layers of pigment. You’ll
Get the hang of it after doing it a few times 💪🏻 everyone’s different
@@TableTopReadyRUclips Spot on, that was precisely my mistake - my brush was too wet, so I suppose I was laying down watery layers of paint that took too long to dry and spread the small amount of pigment unevenly. Wicking off that excess liquid really helped. Thanks again and keep up the great work.
Thanks 🙏🏻
your very welcome. thank you for the comment
Great tutorial, thanks. What made you choose Vulkan Green over Castellan Green or Caliban Green?
🤔 hmmm it was used the warhammer tutorial. It’s a recent addition to the range and I thought I would try it out.
What did you use to base? I really like how they are done
I have a short on the channel showing you how to do some bases :)
Ok thank you!
its amazing tutorial, but i don`t have lahmian medium may i just work with water?
Yes water is fine 😋 I’ve kind of switched to just water for my newer tutorials anyway 🖖🏻
Cadia stands!
Question是：1.Do you varnish after done 2.Which products do use 3. How to vanish over metal colours such as gold and silver
I don’t use varnish as varnish can change the finish and colours of your paint. It’s not really necessary as these are plastic miniatures
@@TableTopReadyRUclips I find dust stick on surface...
This is just something that happens. It’s a dusty world. You can keep a clean brush to dust off miniatures if you need to
11:30 could the flamethrower's base colour also be done with Balthasar gold?
yes, ofcourse. the colours I use can be chnaged out to what ever you want to use.
Would you paint a Rogal dorn tank the same way?
With the rogal dorm tank. You want to do the dark green armour and the infantry green armour for those 2 colours of camo. I would like to do a tutorial one day, just not sure when 😩
@@TableTopReadyRUclips you really should bro I’ve learned a ton from your tutorials and I got two that I need to paint because I got lucky and found a Cadian defense box at my local store last weekend
Are you a Eavy Metal painter. Holey moley!
no I wish I was that good :P
i See "SAVOY" i like.
CADIA STANDS!
I like your videos, but can you get some different background music? It’s repetitive and could use a change over such a long video