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Part 2 of learning to paint iron warriors, this episode I'm focusing on how to paint hazard stripes and merging together tutorials from part 1. Huge thank you to these creators and everyone who watched and commented on part 1 it was hugely helpful.
Pete the Wargamer: https://youtu.be/dFfZ-06cTDE
The Painting Coach: https://youtu.be/eKOYmyAfSo0
Duncan Rhodes: https://youtu.be/DAnZjL-GsRI
Juan Hidalgo: https://youtu.be/-mz4g5dcGHI
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welcome back to my pile of shame where i
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a painting noob and videographer try and
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learn how to paint exclusively using
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content on the internet
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this is part two of my road to painting
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a walksmith series you can watch part
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one just up here and in that episode i
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painted up four marines from four
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different creators to try and get to
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grips with how to paint i'm warriors in
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this episode i'm going to take those
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four marines and try and
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smush them together into a scheme that i
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want to paint my warpsmith with i also
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want to try and figure out the best way
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to paint hazard stripes too
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i'm also going to be trying out microset
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and sol for transfers and dirty down
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rust and verdigris for some extra
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weathering everyone's raving about these
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things
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online so like the impression about a
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little boy i am why not anyway i'm
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getting carried away
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build montage
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i've sprayed these either lead belcher
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or black and in a variety of
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sub-assemblies some with weapons
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separate backpack separate or
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everything everywhere i want to try and
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figure out which way i like the best
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because you know i don't know what i'm
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doing and for those of you that have
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watched part one you might remember i
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had a bit of a nightmare with green
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stuff world chrome paint none of that
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this time got the real deal
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so i started from black and i dry
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brushed lead belcher over the top i
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really like the trim of pete the
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wargamer's marine so i wanted to
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replicate that
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but with the armor from juan hidalgo's
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tutorial with the shading and colours
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from duncan's tutorial still with me
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good
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after dry brushing the model and
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preserving it on the trim i filled in
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the panels with a belcher by hand which
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took
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ages i really don't feel like doing that
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again
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using chrome model air was awesome but i
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definitely overloaded my brush once or
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twice and gave this guy a really bright
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ass lesson learned for next time we'll
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be removing some of the excess off the
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brush before going in for the highlights
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taking on the recommendations from all
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of the comments
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here on youtube on tiktok and instagram
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i bought some two millimeter tape to try
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and paint some perfectly straight hazard
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lines
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i had some issues trying to get them
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round the shoulder pad and over the trim
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see some paint got underneath the tape
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but it was really easy to clean up and
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for the most part the results were great
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but are they worth the faff involved
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with putting tape on your marines
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more on that in a bit
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i didn't base any of my miniatures last
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time so for this one i'm following
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duncan rose's martian bases tutorial no
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particular reason i just think martian
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bases are really cool
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i also followed the quick tutorial from
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maverick paints over on his instagram
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reels for the transfers
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using the combination of microset
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microsol they do look great you do get
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that painted on look this was my first
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attempt and
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i think it went pretty well the only
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thing i think i need to work on is the
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gray highlight
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on the black shoulder pad it's
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definitely a bit fat
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here and you can see that the transfer
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sort of poked over a little bit so more
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attention to thinning that down next
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time
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the rust on this model turns out pretty
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good
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but i'm not sure i'm a fan of the
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verdigris more practice perhaps overall
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i'm really happy with this iteration of
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my iron warrior though something i
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definitely got wrong was the shade color
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on the hazard stripes all of these
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tutorials rattling around in my brain i
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mixed up i think wild wood and flayed
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one flesh i used wild wood on this one
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and the results aren't great as you can
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see i couldn't really glaze it
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particularly well
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and
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as it's thinned down it started to
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separate and some parts look like
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they've dried slightly green tried to
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eliminate it by glazing up with with
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yellow but it it it just hasn't really
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worked very well well i've covered it up
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on the leg with some stippling and dry
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brushing of the dust from the base but
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on the shoulder it's particularly
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noticeable
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something else that i chose to do that
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didn't work in my favor was highlighting
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the trim
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gold stupidly it does cover up all of my
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dry brushing work that i'd done earlier
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which was exactly
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the whole point of doing the trim like
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this so that was
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done
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i want to paint the trim last so maybe
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next time i can simulate a dry brush
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after painting the armor
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who knows we'll we'll see what happens
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with this cat out of the way i am
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absolutely set on the silver armor and
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the colours that i've used to shade it
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but i want to decide now on the trim and
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the best way to paint the hazard stripes
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a few people have suggested using a
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pencil to make guidelines on
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the yellow and as you can see here the
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results weren't completely perfect but
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they're way less fast than using the
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tape which i definitely feel like i
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struggled with
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and as i'm going to be weathering these
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stripes and cutting into them i did find
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that as i painted over them with the
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mechanical standard gray and then the
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black templar i could just cut into them
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to straighten them up and i think the
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results afterwards look fantastic i use
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the word fantastic rather loosely
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by my standards i was pleasantly
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surprised by your standards which are
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probably higher than mine with all of
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that fantastic painting experience you
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have
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and then i think this one was a tick
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tock special and somebody
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recommended paint markers or in this
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case a gundam marker i was
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pretty apprehensive about using these in
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case they just sort of like spread
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everywhere over the model and were
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really messy
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but it did turn out all right a little
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tricky to get into some of the
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hard-to-reach places and there were some
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nib marks visible but they weren't too
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bad in a pinch i think these would be
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absolutely incredible for speed painting
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hazard stripes in
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no time at all
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but they're not quite
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the look that i'm going for with the
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finish as it was i was covering it up
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with black templar anyway so i think
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it's gonna be pencil for the win and
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sticking to
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the hazard stripe method from juan
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hidalgo i carried on with the hazard
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stripes and i used some of the flavor
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one flesh and that was definitely the
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right choice to shade down and just make
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that yellow a little bit more orange in
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the shadows so now let's crack on with
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the trim after the success of using
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chrome model air
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for the most part i bought some gunmetal
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grey and not really learning anything
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apparently
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completely framed it all up
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to add insult to injury i spilled a pot
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of contrast everywhere
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heresy for the emperor burn them all
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deviant
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i was trying to simulate using a dry
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bush here trying to make small marks on
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the trim
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but overloading my brush just smudging
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it everywhere when the contrast goes
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over the top it just kind of looks like
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budget tiger stripes
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i did
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a horrific job and this was a complete
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waste of time
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everything about this marine
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unfortunately just kind of didn't work
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so off to the stripping pile for him i
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did however find better results with
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balthazar gold shading it down with the
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silicon grey i then highlighted it back
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up with gold which i think might have
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been slightly too bright but i'll
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address that later on for now i'm just
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going to shut up and crack on with
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painting this guy
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[Music]
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so here we have it my completed marine
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with most of my learnings from
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everything i painted before it i tried
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the verdigris again and i'm not sure i
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could make it work
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it kind of just looks like a blue blob
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and lacks that variation that i managed
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to get in the rust i'm trying to use
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stippling techniques for these
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if anybody has used the verdigris and
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found it
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and found a way to make it work please
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let me know because i am not very good
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and i don't know what i'm doing
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anyway happy with everything else i
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think it's right at the limit of what i
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can paint having put all of the practice
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in for it previously
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perhaps i think i prefer the base from
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the first marine the bigger cracks and
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probably skimped on the iron earth and
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put too much iron crust on this time
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maybe
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i think the rust looks cool shading of
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the hazards happy with everything i feel
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like before i finish this video and
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settle on a final scheme for the
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warpsmith i just want to address the
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highlight on the trim as far as
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sub-assemblies go for what i'm trying to
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do and paint something that is is at the
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limit of my ability
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a full sub-assembly with all the parts
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disassembled i think i'm really going to
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struggle with where to put the
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highlights where to put the shading
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so something like this which is just in
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a few parts
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has done well
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i wish with this guy that i've taken the
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head off so body and backpack has won
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arms and weapons as the other i think
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that seemed to work okay
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i haven't glued the arms on this guy as
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putting them on i didn't want to smear
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glue everywhere so i guess i've just got
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a multi-pose model now
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cheap man's magnetization
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i know i've assembled more marines to
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paint but i think i'm pretty much there
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i just want to look at the trim i used
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the gunmetal to base a spare miniature
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and shaded it down with bacillicone and
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gray like i've decided on and then on
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separate parts of the model i put onto
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the trim nasdrag yellow snaplike leather
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bronze from pro acryl and then balthazar
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gold
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being able to look at the colors
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together was actually really helpful and
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i think i am fully in the balthazar gold
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cap here
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something about that warm
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darker gold color
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does just do it for me over the contrast
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paints and over the bronze
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so separately i painted up two shoulder
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pads shaded them i highlighted one just
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with valverde gold again and then
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another with a balthazar and gold
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mix i think i'm leaning towards the
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darker trim i put a couple of spot
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highlights on it as well
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so there we
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go and that is this video
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done firstly i want to say a huge thank
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you to the four creators whose tutorials
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i followed in the last episode which
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gave me the inspiration to start
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smushing them together and make this
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paint scheme i'm not going to take
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credit for it it's all their hard work
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and skill and i'm just sort of taking
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little bits of it and smushing it
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together like a child pete the wargamer
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the painting coach duncan rhodes and
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juan hidalgo go and subscribe to them
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i'm sure you already are if you're
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watching this but they're all great and
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their work is fantastic and an equally
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large thank you to you uh thank you for
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watching and especially if you watched
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the first episode uh there was loads of
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nice comments on there and suggestions
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of things that i should do i haven't
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quite been able to delve quite as deep
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into this episode because my work and
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life have been
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mega busy so i have had to flake out on
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some
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some bets someone suggested that i
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should try and pay all the trim as a
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hazard stripe which i thought for a
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laugh could be quite funny but alas i do
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not have the time very sorry anyway
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thank you for watching thank you for
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following me along on this silly little
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journey and hopefully i'll see you in
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part three where i begin to paint my
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warpsmith
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see you around
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away
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