Basic tabletop painting tutorial video series

[Kengar]

This stuff is probably WAY beneath the skill level of most people here, but I decided to put up a series of basic YouTube videos about getting minis tabletop-ready. I'm still fiddling with the best format and setup to use. The first couple are online now:

 

Episode 1

Edited July 14, 2014 by Kengar

[Loim]

Fantastic. Thanks for the link. 

[Sergeant_Crunch]

This stuff is probably WAY beneath the skill level of most people here, but I decided to put up a series of basic YouTube videos about getting minis tabletop-ready. I'm still fiddling with the best format and setup to use. The first couple are online now:

 

Episode 1

There are always new people who need a place to start.

[Loim]

What he said. I'm not a great painter, but I don't think anyone is ever so good that they can not gain something useful from seeing how someone else does things. 

[Shiqra]

Bookmarking!

 

I'm a total noob at painting minis - thanks so much for putting something out there for us!

[Kengar]

As soon as I convince my daughter that Daddy's MacBook is not her minecraft computer, I'll get part 2 up.

[Pegazus]

Subscribed!

 

And I've gotten lots of comments that viewers really liked watching how I actually did something, and something as basic as what I put the paint on (ceramic tile) was helpful. So explain away.

[Kengar]

Episode 2 (both parts) is now up!

 

Here's the finished druid as well (you can see him at the end of E2 pt 2):

 

 

 

 

All in all, about 90 minutes of paint time, not including the filing and priming or letting the glue dry on the flocking. He's also sealed with a layer of Krylon spray matte.

Edited July 16, 2014 by Kengar