Amazing thanks so much for taking great care of his models, and doing the video, we really appreciate it ❤️

@daemonkrusherpaints

19 күн бұрын

take care Melissa, You and Emma are lovely and I wish the both of you the best for the future. it was my pleasure I learnt a bit about myself during this project, it helped me grow as a person.

Oh man, I feel you on the perfection paralysis. I liked the mix of introspection and hobby content. Subscribed.

@daemonkrusherpaints

21 күн бұрын

Thank you, I really appreciate it. honestly I get bored with saying the same stuff and I think you all don't wanna hear me repeat the same process of how I paint things in my style all the time haha so recently I thought of trying something new and just trying to have a one to one chat with everyone about aspects of the hobby that we all can be affected by. kind of breaks up the typical KZread tutorial with something new to talk about each video. have a great day

@MenschWerdeWesentlich

21 күн бұрын

@@daemonkrusherpaints I think you’re onto something there. The human condition concerns us all and the hobby space isn’t detached from that experience. I once owned around 8000 points of 4th edition space wolves, out of which exactly one infantry model ever got painted, because I found the standard paint scheme uninspiring, but couldn’t figure out my “perfect” alternative for years. 😅

@daemonkrusherpaints

20 күн бұрын

@@MenschWerdeWesentlich thank you I appreciate the kind words. its the one thing that no matter the gap in our cultures always is prevalent, our gift of humanity. wow that's a lot of space wolves, to be fair I can honestly understand why you wouldn't want to paint them in the standard scheme its cool but a bit bland and definitely doesn't get the mind racing with ideas and enthusiasm. what was your perfect scheme in the end?

Agree with everything you said on here! Including your NMM struggles!

@daemonkrusherpaints

17 күн бұрын

Thanks buddy, yeh it's a hard to get to grips with for sure Just gotta keep practicing though.

Banging

@canopychondros

23 күн бұрын

thank you dude i apprecieate it, hows music going

awesome

@daemonkrusherpaints

21 күн бұрын

thank you

I'm curious how do you varnish your dirty down rust without altering it: airbrush? rattlecan? brush? Thanks.

@daemonkrusherpaints

22 күн бұрын

Hi thanks for the question, its an airbrush, it did change very slightly but hardly at all, main thing is to heat your models area of rust with a hair dryer then do 2 super light sprays with the airbrush varnish, dry that with the hair dryer and just repeat a few more times. Pretty quickly you will build up a fully sealed layer of varnish then you can do a couple of normal layers of varnish to really seal it in. great thing about an airbrush is the layers are so thin you can get away with lots of super thin layers without loosing details. If you only have rattle cans I would do the same but try for an indirect spray over the rust areas just catching it each time, eventually you will build up a fully sealed layer of varnish.

nice work. What is Paint Too retarder and why are you mixing it in to you paints?

@daemonkrusherpaints

11 күн бұрын

@@howardcoates6985 hi it's a saying for a mix of paint and retarder, the ratio of X amount of paint too x amount of retarder. So I add retarder to a lot of my paints as it slows the drying time of the paint down a lot, this means I can use a wet clean brush to feather out blends without getting tide marks or staining from where the paint has sat for a couple minutes as it's not dried or really started to properly dry yet. For my style of painting it works well and it works great with wet blending paints too.

@howardcoates6985

11 күн бұрын

Thanks! was wondering if it was a product or a home mix. Nice to know.