no one: dana: ok let's zenithal prime the base

Vaseline on the rollers, guys - it works wonders. For the bases, of course.

@BlueRonin44

3 жыл бұрын

Oh! The bases. Brb...

@JesseRiley

3 жыл бұрын

And don't forget to use the latex gloves too. Safety first.

@pendularnuncius2618

3 жыл бұрын

not for internal use, no flared base

@40emperor10

3 жыл бұрын

@@pendularnuncius2618 wise words.

@SchafferSaurus

3 жыл бұрын

Textured for pleasu- *EHEM* basing.

Thanks for showing water piece. I like seeing that not everyone is perfect.

@RyanHipp

3 жыл бұрын

@Josue Santino and @Turner Wells, For a couple of ScamBots, you both have serious trust / boundary issues.

@greenhowze

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, It looked like a bunch of dirty sea men swam in that water ;)

“Send me money .... if you love me” made me smile 😅

@jamesiliffe5124

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve been blessed! 😇🙌aaaaaaahhhhh! 📯🎵😅

One of the best of these “basing videos” that I’ve seen so far. Fantastic tips on rolling, great simple base ideas that are replicable across large or small armies!

40K vet and I somehow just stumbled across your channel. Watched a couple minutes of this video and subscribed immediately. Your hobby skills achieve such high quality results and look like they are pretty simple to pull off. Thanks for the tips!

Hooray! Loving the journey through Indomitus!

Im an experienced model and sculpture guy fixated on bases, therefore, I learned polymer clay. this is a great tutorial. Well done

Thank you Dana! After constant disappointment using these rollers, using your method has worked really well. I just made a dozen Cthulhu bases with Brown Stuff. It works so much better than Green Stuff for bases. 🥳

@DanaHowl

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing!!! Glad it worked out for you!!!

Oh! I love the budget base idea. Thank you so much!

Can recommend using UV set clear resin for water effects on bases.

@jsizzlesaurusrex

3 жыл бұрын

And tiny glass beads for nail art for bubbles!

Always happy to see another Dana video in my feed.

One of the best basing Videos i have ever seen😎👍immeadetely subscribed

Honestly, your videos are my favorite painting videos. I love your aesthetic (I love neon and vibrant colors in a modern painting scheme!), I love that you cover a ton of topics, and I love that you're getting into 40k right around the time I am. I have no idea why I wasn't subscribed before today, but I am now! Thank you for being an educational, non-toxic person in the painting community. I don't even really like the game of 40k, I just like painting! In a Covid world, it's really great to find people who are willing to spend their time teaching us their techniques! Thank you. I really enjoy your videos.

As someone that struggles with easy basing ideas I super appreciate videos like this. Thanks a ton Dana!

Your videos are so good. I mean everything from the final result to the video editing. Love it! I get this vibe that you're having a ball and I find that is missing in too many videos teaching things. I find that really inspiring and it makes me want to dive right in. Cheers!

These basing techniques are awesome. Thank you for posting the video. Subscribed!

Picked up the little rings to go on each end of the rolling pin so the pressure i roll with is consistanct. Was really pleased with my results so far. Going to keep working on more tonight

This is baseing in its glory. Simple, time efficient and Dana touch on everything. Keep the brushes wet and we catch you next week. 🤙🖌🎨

Bought some brown stuff and textured rolling pins after watching this video. Did some test pieces and followed your tips and it turned out amazing. Thanks, Dana!

I've been using foam, landscaping materials and putty for bases, but all of the techniques look far more efficient. They look especially good for maintaining a theme for a group of miniatures. Nicely done.

This is great preparation for me! Just picked up my first roller, and now I know how to use it.

Thanks for this video, I haven't cracked into my indomitus box yet and forgot that I actually have that necron roller! Can't wait to try it!! Love the bases!

"Kill two necrons with one 40k analogy" has my sides splitting

Top quality content, inspiring ideas, good edition, and LOTS of talent. Great job Dana, and you are so classy 👏👏👏

This has given me some ideas Time will tell if those ideas were good. Awesome video. Thank you

Awesome video! Some great tips here that I didn't know. I've got some of these rollers so very happy about learning from you!

This was such an in depth video and you did a really great job explaining everything. Thanks a bunch for sharing your basing secrets. 🎈

Just got my rolling pins and Brown Stuff from Greenstuff World. Can't wait to get started. Thanks for the tutorial!

This is the coolest thing I've ever seen come out of this hobby.

Just wanted to comment... THIS VIDEO WAS GREAT!!!! THANK YOU!!!

Thank you for making this video. One of my friends in my LGS group shared this as im looking to getting into basing. Great video love the rollers and techniques would love more videos.

I'm glad you playing with your sister, it's so nice. Great video and experiments, thank you for these small base-stories.

Perfect timing! I just received my order from GSW and wasn't entirely sure where to start with the rollers - guess I need to place another order for some brown stuff (BUY NOW 😆) thanks for the tips and ideas! For the shallow water effect, a trick I recall from a looong time ago was to simply paint on a few thin layers of PVA glue - it creates a bit of depth, and dries glossy but clear so you can still see the colour underneath.

It is one of my favorite brands, they have always been very professional with me. I recommend it.

Really helpful, as allways! And I really love the editing (and the music selection)

Thank you for the walkthrough making the base look nice it is worth the extra time and effort especially when they turn out so cool

I use the rollers alot and i use milliput. If you mix in equal amounts of a cheap plastercine, it firms up the milliput and doubles the quantity. Pluss when its dry its perfectly hard and strong without being brittle. But great video dana, i love the amount of info you give.😋👍🏻

These look brilliant.

Also really liking those necron colors. Can't wait to see what you have for the rest of models!

Amazing work!

Awesome video! thank you! I learned a lot. Side note, Vallejo Transparent water is good for water falls, and surface texture like ripples. Vallejo "Still Water" is their product that does what you'd expect from "transparent water"

Love your videos! And have a conundrum to pick bases for my necrons, this was great inspiration!

Very very good ideas for bases, tanks Dana

Great vid. I am going to look at getting some of these rollers soon. I loved the Tron base and some of the stacked ones. That water texture was interesting to see. I have never tried one before.

If you're looking for a very uniform thickness of clay/brown stuff, you can look for rolling pin spacers/rings. I've just been using dried used coffee grounds that I paint some yellow, some green and leave some brown, but I really want to try these rolling pins. Thanks for all the great tips, always looking forward to new vids. Stay happy and healthy, Dana.

Wow. I will get me some of those rolls now. That was super helpful ! Thanks so much :)

Well done, Dana.

Great Video,, opened my eyes to basing..... thanks Dana

It looks amazing thank you for the tips!

Thank you for sharing this, this is awesome no more buying bases

Wow, this video was so helpful, thanks so much!

Thanks for this! My Greenstuff World supplies arrived today and gonna base The Silent King necron model, cant wait to see how it turns out!

I've had some brown stuff and a rolling pin on a shelf for over a year, but I'm about to get stuck in and roll me some bases with this video as a guide. Thanks!

Thank you so much Dana, your tutorial came just in time for my sisters of battle bases 👌

Thanks for the great content! And yes, we love you!

Greatly informative! Thank you for the help with my basing

I like the way you use color-changing paint!

Apoxie Sculpt works well, and you can get it in larger quantities than green or brown stuff (use water or vaseline to minimize the stickiness, though I bet the talc/cornstarch thing would work too). Another tip - Use two larger capsule/oval bases on either side of the base you are texturing as support to keep your roller level.

Found this Video and it's amazing Dana. Thank you for this ideas. Stay healthy 😊

Fantastic video!

Love the video. Thanks for the suggestion, I got the temple pin for basing and rebasing all my Sisters of Battle.

All my Ultramarines are based using a GSW roller for an "urban rubble" scheme. Lot's of new tips and ideas for me here, great video. Especially need to try the corn starch.

Thank you so much for the tips! They worked like a charm 😁

@taraking9514

2 жыл бұрын

From a fellow Canadian

Dana, your tips are really creative and you're such a unique voice in this mostly male miniature world. Love what you do 🙂

Awesome video. The easy to build Stormcast bases is the exact reason I bought the GSW flagstone roller a year ago.

Hi Dana! I just wanted to say that I think this might be your best video yet! Also, congrats on taking the leap into full time KZreadr! Love the dry humor and great info!

Thank you for this, I've been screaming at my desk for about 3 hours but now I feel a little better

Applied ur tips and worked out great thx!

These are really great! I love your videos, really clear and informative.

Awesome! Thx a lot for that work

I've only just started to dip my toes into basing, so I found this video fascinating! Thanks for sharing your great techniques!

@awesome1lunger441

3 жыл бұрын

Huh, usually its the models that get their toes in

@joshyaks

3 жыл бұрын

@@awesome1lunger441 LOL! I guess I might find it a lot easier if I were to use my fingers instead!

I love those rolling pins! Rock n' Roll Baby!

Cool video, through my own experiments I came to a lot of the same conclusions (brown stuff, baby powder,...). I also found that greenstuff world's recommendation of mixing Milliput with plasticine works well for budged basing. With the addition of the infinitely cheaper plasticine the Milliput gets a smoother texture and can be rolled better without tearing. Also: greenstuff world offers cutters for a lot of base sizes, so I tend to roll out a lot of epoxy, texture it as a whole and then cut out the parts I like best.

You fit so much in one video. Thanks, this was very helpful!

I think the water base is really cool!

Amazing base work.

Great to hear that you are able to make the jump to full time! Thoroughly encourage people who can to at least give a couple dollars a month. It all adds up!

I love your style both production and technique. Stay you as you ascend ❤️😎❤️

Thanks for posting. It was very informative.

Great vid!

Great videos ! Tks for the inspiration

Great work! Haven’t tried brown stuff, but will now. Going to try the wet technique on my 3D printed rollers. Also going to try that layering technique - very cool.

Fantastic tutorial, I just shared it with my local community, to help out newer members, and older ones, that might be having trouble thinking of some bases ideas for their armies )

Very unusual and interesting databases, thank you for the video👍👍👍

Your videos are very helpful! Thank you!

Great video, easy subscription!

Thank you keep up the good work

I love your humour so much!! Keep it up :)

Great ideas, thank you!

Your reaction to free stuff was priceless lol... love your channel hun, cheers!

I really love the grungey oil slick base you did for the Necrons.

Great video. Many neat ideas!

“Once that’s done, we’re ready to roll” :D

Very cool. Thanks for the video!

Great content and general vibe, the results you get from those industrial rollers make me want to start a small Necromunda gang!

Really liked the explanation on how to get the different material looks.

Great video! Tron base is my favorite 👍

Just got my texture rollers in and had to come see how you do these again. Unfortunately they were sold out of brown stuff, so I'm gonna try to make it work with green stuff. Thanks for the great tips here, Dana!

Your delivery is always perfect "brown stuff" got me 🤣👌 rollers seem handy I wanna try to make some now 👏