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Something I've always feared is giving minis over complicated paint jobs that you spend hours on to only be faced with the desire to not even touch them due to fear of smudging or dulling your work. Loved the vid and gave me more to think about.
I think spending serious time on a model should be reserved for special models. Take your time on the fun stuff, get the army painting done quickly but lookin pretty good at the same time :)
It is definitely worth investing time into crafting a good procedure for getting models done. Painting my Lumineth, even to a shoddy tabletop quality, was a trip, and if I didn't put the time into developing the recipe, it'd never have gotten done.
I put a lot of effort into every single model. I even take time to individualize every single mini with added details, custom bases and custom accessories. Every single miniature is very individual, giving them some personality. Takes very long but in the end it just feels satisfying
I run into the problem of either finishing one model and then running out of steam, or half finishing the whole squad and running out of steam. Or worse yet, just not starting because I get a really elaborate idea in my head and end up intimidating myself into not doing it.
One Hundred Percent Agreed. I got back into the hobby when a friend convinced me to start 40K again. The game was a lot more complicated than I remembered when I used to play 3rd edition. (I rejoined the hobby in 2011, can't remember what edition that was.) Eventually we compromised. A 3rd friend wanted to play Middle Earth, I'm a huge LotR fan and when I learned that Middle Earth was easier to play, I was more than happy to give that a try. I love playing Middle Earth. The simplicity really helps make the game more fun. And since then I have still painted 40K models and collected armies, though more for fun than to game with. But I have noticed the Space Marines have evolved such a lot since 3rd. I liked when the Marines were Tactical Marines for troops, Devastators for Heavy, Assault Marines for Fast Attack, Command Squad for HQ and Veterans for well, Veterans. Now, I just don't get it. Intercessors, Assault Intercessors, Heavy Intercessors, Reivers, Infiltrators, Hellblasters, Eradicators, Inceptors, Eliminators, Bladeguard, Aggressors, Incursors. More than double the units. I have no idea what the role of each one is. I forget which each one is. I mean Intercessors, Inceptors, Infiltrators, Incursors? Which is which again? Not to mention, the range for Space Marines is so large it makes the Imperial Guard look like an afterthought. I was always under the impression that Guardsmen was the bulk of the Imperium and each Marine was like the equivalent of 50 guardsmen. But it looks more like the opposite when you see the sheer scale of the options. In some ways, I'd like to see Imperium be condensed into it's own army. And for Space Marines to consist of a 5 man squad which can be taken with every 100 Guardsmen. Or something similar. Thats the image Marines gave me. Now they are too big, too numerous and too complicated. GW should probably streamline the game a bit and make a) the game more beginner friendly and b) marines more simple
Similar story here, I came back in after a very long break to AOS, much easier and fun oriented, although the Wild West when it started. Space marines could just use a simplified org chart, like, here’s a great place to start with X troops and options, then branch out if you enjoy the craziness! It’s gone too far for sure.
God yes please. For me not only is the big thing the complicated rules, but the sheer volume of... volumes you have to collect to play and how much they cost. $60 for the core, $40 for the codex, $40 for the rule updates. Yeah screw that, give me something simple and playtested by people who actually play the game at a higher level who are really good at breaking games to iron out all the kinks and super OP stuff. But if they did that then GW wouldn't make as much money so it's off to something like One Page Rules I go! Lol
Some people have been collecting space marine armies for decades, so turning them into an elite unit within an "imperium" codex would really bite a lot of those people in the ass.
@@TheKsalad oh yeah. I agree. My main point is I don't think it should have got this far in the first place. Obviously it's too late to turn back now. But Guardsmen should definitely outnumber Space Marines by a mile. But that's not represented on the model range. Guard should always have been more numerous than Marines. Be it different regiment options or even just offering 20 guardsmen in a box instead of 10. It's such a pain collecting Guard. You spend 5 times as much to make a playable army and you are stuck with hundreds of identical guardsmen.
3:14 Casey's Mad Dokk impression when shaking his paint pot gave me a good giggle. Those orcs look great, and the bases add a real finished pop to the models.
Very good video. Sometimes people over do it and never finish projects once the initial enthusiasm die off. The green stuff moulding is fantastic. Keep up the good work.
me looking up to the video while building a Primaris Sergeant of the new Wolfspear Chapter with a kitbash of 3D printed parts of Space Bears and SW Blade Guard, a Primiaris Lieutenant and AoS Vindictors. Yes, easy, straight forward, not complicated. Gotcha.
Great stuff Casey! I'm finally getting confident enough with painting to start trying some war paint on my Ork Boyz, and this was a great primer on that along with a couple other tips and tricks I've picked up. Can't wait to try it out on my next batch!
This! This is the video I've been waiting to see from any of the CZcamsrs I follow.. I haven't painted anything in roughly 20 years, but have found myself constantly watching vids from you, Scott, Jon, Brent, etc... it's an itch I have been reluctant to scratch.. but, I love the AoS orc models.. and your "red skins" look amazing. Makes me think I may have to pick some up and stick my toe into the water, again.
These orks look phenomenal, the face paint idea came out amazingly! Really enjoy the more streamlined look of these models. You’re making me want to buy a few!
Thanks! These models are almost always going in groups of 5/10 on eBay. Real nice and fun to paint, 5 of them make a Warcry war-band, and they are good on the table in a full game. Ace models for sure :)
Love this video. Actually gave me some ideas for my Iron Jaws for warcry :) And made me super happy about just getting my megaboss done for my first local mini painting competition o.O That warpaint idea! I am gonna play with that a bit.
rescued some of my first miniatures from 20 years ago. Now they'll serve me nicely in the local game club's mordheim games. Thanks for all the inspiration!
Definitely an improvement over the other red boyz, and I really liked those ones. I dig these more than the bright yellow look for most of the orks, these look great!
Thanks Casey. I have been holding off on painting my orks cause I wanted a blood thirsty red skinned theme. Gonna be using your method over the winter.
Really liking them but personally feel the silver is too dominating, I would differentiate the weapons by applying a dry brush of "grey knight steel". It's a blueish base coat paint that GW makes and I think it would make a good mid point to contrast the red skin while complimenting the silver armour. It's also incredibly quick and easy, so fits the video theme.
True, the mono pose models are the opposite of choice, but they do eventually come out with multi pose kits, for most things anyways. My main issue is not having a baseline of models and units that are clearly there to show you how to put together an army, the ironjawz specific army shows you what it needs and then you can branch out with all the other orks. Most other factions (more in 40K) just tell you to jump in with both feet. And not that that’s the worst thing in the world, but if we want more people to get into the hobby then the barrier to entry needs to continue being lowered.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues Personally I feel that's what marines are there for though. They do tend to be simple and easy to assemble. They fill that niche. Other armies being more complex are not really a barrier to entry. PLus, on a personal level, GW already have their entire business model based on "getting new consumers in" - this comes from an actual employee - I think they don't need to do more to encourage people to join because practically everything is And, thinking back to when I was a kid, I recall quite enjoying the complicated pieces (this being 10-15 years ago)
I don't feel so bad because of my miniatures being relatively uncomplicated, now, after watching this video. I'm still working om improving my airbrush technique to get better transitions, as well, as it happens. The new red Orks look great, Casey! The war paint makes them look more like proper Uruk-hai.
In search of that same "minimal complexity with room for artistic expression" I'd been looking at the feral Orks, but I think you've made the perfect case here. (I just wish more of AoS was "minimally complex models!")
I'd be interested in seeing a road to NMM style video series. Buy a cheap half decent model off eBay just to try stuff on without the thought of ruining it.
hahaha kinda, at least though the Gloomspite army isn't toooo wide, there are clear lines where each army build should go, so you aren't wondering what comes next and goes where. You want squigs, you got it, just gobblins, sure, spiders, yeah. you can mix and match too, but if you want to get into them there are easy entry points. from a numbers perspective, you're just gonna need a ton of whatever you end up with lol, but at least you know what those things are.
I overcomplicate all my paint jobs, that's why it takes me ages to get finished, apparently I just like to suffer, once you are almost finished you feel euphoric because of your achievement though
Certainly nothing wrong with that. A long term goal for me is to have 2000 points of something painted to a pretty high level, some kind of long project. I think I just need to find the right models.
I dig the color scheme. Red Orks just hit harder. Also, where’d you get that white painting mat with the dilution ratios on it? Might need to get one for myself.
You as well! As long as you buy the grass that says it’s static on the label then it usually stands up alright without a static grass applicator. The shorter stuff in particular seems to be be better for it as well. If you want that long stuff to stand you really need a static grass applicator to charge it as it goes down.
Probably not, although it never hurts to do that if you want that extra bit of protection. Honestly I don’t handle my models often enough for it to matter. But if you’re gonna be rolling and army pretty often then it’s a good idea for sure.
Hiya, love the channel and been inspired to get my own ultrasonic cleaner and give this a go myself. I'm looking for something like LA's Totally Awesome that's more easily available in the UK? Do you know what is actually in LA's? Also do you dilute it any?
@@eBayMiniatureRescues my love life is not complicated for real but if it represented my army... My army Will have to be gone ngl because love for me it's non existent. Only family and friends
Pastel peach from ak interactiv 3 generation is maybe a tiny bit brighter than the gw orange, but pretty close in tone and that is a much better paint than the fire dragon bright is
Cool! Although can someone tell me what the first colour he used on the skin was? idk why but the models seemed to just disappear when he applied it...
The purple was the one step up from nagaroth night from GW, I can’t remember what it was called, the reds are the mid tone and highlight from the base set of pro acryl.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues I meant it as a “purple is the sneakiest colour because you’ve never seen a purple ork” joke but I appreciate the answer none the less! It’s great to see creators interacting with their communities :3
I use Badger Stynlrez black for everything, it seems to do just fine for me. If you are having a hard time getting paint to stick try washing your model first, there might be some kind of release agent on it making it hard for the paint to adhere.
Sounds cool, the yellow is straight across from purple on the color wheel, and if you use the traditional washes for yellow, contrast included, you can get a real good orange tone in the recesses that would contrast with the blue really well. Sounds like a fun theme :)
Oh absolutely, but this is strictly a gameplay Army for me. I want to keep it simple and fun. On the other hand, there will be room at the end to do some “improvements” to make the whole thing pop, and we’ll get there :)
@@eBayMiniatureRescues I understand it. I'm not a pro painter and I just want to show colour schemes and a few techniques, (to give ideas and inspire those who don't want to paint with many layers) but I welcome your critique too.
actually purple works really well for green as well. You get an incredible hulk vibe. Generally I do a pretty dark green though if I want good ork skin. The trick is to add some pink and red tones to the skin to highlight, not just green. Elbows, faces, knuckles, those kind of things work really well for that.
Grab yourself a cheap or old electric toothbrush... made my strap colors from minis game far easier and the head is smaller and better to reach tricky areas :)
I cant afford to be playing the game anymore. So I'm removing all of the links on CZcams Instagram and Facebook. If I cant afford to play the game I'm not spending hours watching videos about it. Its their fault. I've struggled and sacrificed to keep this passion but I'm sorry enough is enough.
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Hey Casey. Where did you get that mat from?
@@craigmcleod4002 Redgrass games :) very nice mat for sure
@@eBayMiniatureRescues thanks Casey
On your old Red Skin Orkz. How did you do the red glow or tint to the blades? As it is really cool and i would like to try and do it myself
Something I've always feared is giving minis over complicated paint jobs that you spend hours on to only be faced with the desire to not even touch them due to fear of smudging or dulling your work. Loved the vid and gave me more to think about.
I think spending serious time on a model should be reserved for special models. Take your time on the fun stuff, get the army painting done quickly but lookin pretty good at the same time :)
It is definitely worth investing time into crafting a good procedure for getting models done. Painting my Lumineth, even to a shoddy tabletop quality, was a trip, and if I didn't put the time into developing the recipe, it'd never have gotten done.
I put a lot of effort into every single model. I even take time to individualize every single mini with added details, custom bases and custom accessories. Every single miniature is very individual, giving them some personality. Takes very long but in the end it just feels satisfying
I run into the problem of either finishing one model and then running out of steam, or half finishing the whole squad and running out of steam. Or worse yet, just not starting because I get a really elaborate idea in my head and end up intimidating myself into not doing it.
Wait a minute is this why people go to golden demon?
One Hundred Percent Agreed. I got back into the hobby when a friend convinced me to start 40K again. The game was a lot more complicated than I remembered when I used to play 3rd edition. (I rejoined the hobby in 2011, can't remember what edition that was.) Eventually we compromised. A 3rd friend wanted to play Middle Earth, I'm a huge LotR fan and when I learned that Middle Earth was easier to play, I was more than happy to give that a try. I love playing Middle Earth. The simplicity really helps make the game more fun. And since then I have still painted 40K models and collected armies, though more for fun than to game with. But I have noticed the Space Marines have evolved such a lot since 3rd. I liked when the Marines were Tactical Marines for troops, Devastators for Heavy, Assault Marines for Fast Attack, Command Squad for HQ and Veterans for well, Veterans. Now, I just don't get it. Intercessors, Assault Intercessors, Heavy Intercessors, Reivers, Infiltrators, Hellblasters, Eradicators, Inceptors, Eliminators, Bladeguard, Aggressors, Incursors. More than double the units. I have no idea what the role of each one is. I forget which each one is. I mean Intercessors, Inceptors, Infiltrators, Incursors? Which is which again? Not to mention, the range for Space Marines is so large it makes the Imperial Guard look like an afterthought. I was always under the impression that Guardsmen was the bulk of the Imperium and each Marine was like the equivalent of 50 guardsmen. But it looks more like the opposite when you see the sheer scale of the options. In some ways, I'd like to see Imperium be condensed into it's own army. And for Space Marines to consist of a 5 man squad which can be taken with every 100 Guardsmen. Or something similar. Thats the image Marines gave me. Now they are too big, too numerous and too complicated. GW should probably streamline the game a bit and make a) the game more beginner friendly and b) marines more simple
Similar story here, I came back in after a very long break to AOS, much easier and fun oriented, although the Wild West when it started. Space marines could just use a simplified org chart, like, here’s a great place to start with X troops and options, then branch out if you enjoy the craziness! It’s gone too far for sure.
God yes please.
For me not only is the big thing the complicated rules, but the sheer volume of... volumes you have to collect to play and how much they cost. $60 for the core, $40 for the codex, $40 for the rule updates.
Yeah screw that, give me something simple and playtested by people who actually play the game at a higher level who are really good at breaking games to iron out all the kinks and super OP stuff.
But if they did that then GW wouldn't make as much money so it's off to something like One Page Rules I go! Lol
Some people have been collecting space marine armies for decades, so turning them into an elite unit within an "imperium" codex would really bite a lot of those people in the ass.
@@TheKsalad oh yeah. I agree. My main point is I don't think it should have got this far in the first place. Obviously it's too late to turn back now. But Guardsmen should definitely outnumber Space Marines by a mile. But that's not represented on the model range. Guard should always have been more numerous than Marines. Be it different regiment options or even just offering 20 guardsmen in a box instead of 10. It's such a pain collecting Guard. You spend 5 times as much to make a playable army and you are stuck with hundreds of identical guardsmen.
@@michaeltunnicliffe4935 I remember when I started guard it was 20 to a box not 10.
The warpaint really takes them to the next level, very cool
I love the tribal painting part!
Wow. That red skin and white markings looks soooooo good 😎
3:14 Casey's Mad Dokk impression when shaking his paint pot gave me a good giggle.
Those orcs look great, and the bases add a real finished pop to the models.
Very good video. Sometimes people over do it and never finish projects once the initial enthusiasm die off. The green stuff moulding is fantastic. Keep up the good work.
Love the freehand on these guys m8ty.
Those red orks with the blue/white face marks look fuckin great!
This army is looking great, can't wait to see it all finished.
me looking up to the video while building a Primaris Sergeant of the new Wolfspear Chapter with a kitbash of 3D printed parts of Space Bears and SW Blade Guard, a Primiaris Lieutenant and AoS Vindictors.
Yes, easy, straight forward, not complicated. Gotcha.
Hahah, sounds rad though :)
Great stuff Casey! I'm finally getting confident enough with painting to start trying some war paint on my Ork Boyz, and this was a great primer on that along with a couple other tips and tricks I've picked up. Can't wait to try it out on my next batch!
This! This is the video I've been waiting to see from any of the CZcamsrs I follow.. I haven't painted anything in roughly 20 years, but have found myself constantly watching vids from you, Scott, Jon, Brent, etc... it's an itch I have been reluctant to scratch.. but, I love the AoS orc models.. and your "red skins" look amazing. Makes me think I may have to pick some up and stick my toe into the water, again.
I really apriciate the music you have in your videos, I like tkat it is heavyer andd not the general pop like most youtubers have in thier videos.
The markings on the face are amazing!! I haven't ever seen it done but seen a lot of models done with them!!
I really enjoy your style man, every time i pop on your videos i gotta make sure im subbed and see I already am. Thank you for your content brother!
That means a lot man thanks!!
These orks look phenomenal, the face paint idea came out amazingly! Really enjoy the more streamlined look of these models. You’re making me want to buy a few!
Thanks!
These models are almost always going in groups of 5/10 on eBay. Real nice and fun to paint, 5 of them make a Warcry war-band, and they are good on the table in a full game. Ace models for sure :)
Love this video. Actually gave me some ideas for my Iron Jaws for warcry :)
And made me super happy about just getting my megaboss done for my first local mini painting competition o.O
That warpaint idea! I am gonna play with that a bit.
excellent result, the red face against the weathered armour looks great+
hey been a fan for a bit and I just ordered my first eBay miniature. Thx you for the great content
Great video. I liked your method for painting the facial markings.
This vid is so cool! Great job!
rescued some of my first miniatures from 20 years ago. Now they'll serve me nicely in the local game club's mordheim games. Thanks for all the inspiration!
Definitely an improvement over the other red boyz, and I really liked those ones. I dig these more than the bright yellow look for most of the orks, these look great!
Thanks Casey. I have been holding off on painting my orks cause I wanted a blood thirsty red skinned theme. Gonna be using your method over the winter.
nice update.. love the brutes.. makes me want to go get some to add to what i already have lol
The red and black shiny weapons from your older models look amazing as well almost like an obsidian with hot magma still in the center of the blades
Really liking them but personally feel the silver is too dominating, I would differentiate the weapons by applying a dry brush of "grey knight steel". It's a blueish base coat paint that GW makes and I think it would make a good mid point to contrast the red skin while complimenting the silver armour. It's also incredibly quick and easy, so fits the video theme.
Wooooooow. These are sunning Casey. Good show sir
Nice Goobertown Red on those orcs!!
😂😂😂
I partially agree.
Something I don't like with GW nowadays is how few options we are actually given - particularly with some characters
Very monoposey
True, the mono pose models are the opposite of choice, but they do eventually come out with multi pose kits, for most things anyways. My main issue is not having a baseline of models and units that are clearly there to show you how to put together an army, the ironjawz specific army shows you what it needs and then you can branch out with all the other orks. Most other factions (more in 40K) just tell you to jump in with both feet. And not that that’s the worst thing in the world, but if we want more people to get into the hobby then the barrier to entry needs to continue being lowered.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues Personally I feel that's what marines are there for though. They do tend to be simple and easy to assemble. They fill that niche. Other armies being more complex are not really a barrier to entry.
PLus, on a personal level, GW already have their entire business model based on "getting new consumers in" - this comes from an actual employee - I think they don't need to do more to encourage people to join because practically everything is
And, thinking back to when I was a kid, I recall quite enjoying the complicated pieces (this being 10-15 years ago)
Looks dope man
I don't feel so bad because of my miniatures being relatively uncomplicated, now, after watching this video. I'm still working om improving my airbrush technique to get better transitions, as well, as it happens. The new red Orks look great, Casey! The war paint makes them look more like proper Uruk-hai.
Thanks for blessing the notifications on a Sunday afternoon, Casey.
That red skin is really starting to grow on me... and those electric blue warpaint stripes!
Thats a nifty little rust technique I shall use that, thanks!
Dangggg #brutlife they look great. also way to wear a glove for airbrushing finally :-)
Hahah, I had that fancy mask you bought, I figured I’d go all in.
In search of that same "minimal complexity with room for artistic expression" I'd been looking at the feral Orks, but I think you've made the perfect case here. (I just wish more of AoS was "minimally complex models!")
love the orcs!
Awesome paint job
Very unique and original work! Love it
Much appreciated :)
what ??!! they are marvelous Nice job, i mean it
The battered armor effect is really cool. It’s a lot like the process I’ve see for making battered looking Necrons.
Wow these look amazing!
Some great ideas there as ever.
I'd be interested in seeing a road to NMM style video series. Buy a cheap half decent model off eBay just to try stuff on without the thought of ruining it.
Simple + Small....Damn it #GloomspiteGitz
hahaha kinda, at least though the Gloomspite army isn't toooo wide, there are clear lines where each army build should go, so you aren't wondering what comes next and goes where. You want squigs, you got it, just gobblins, sure, spiders, yeah. you can mix and match too, but if you want to get into them there are easy entry points. from a numbers perspective, you're just gonna need a ton of whatever you end up with lol, but at least you know what those things are.
Nice video, I want to see this army fully completed. The red skin is great
I overcomplicate all my paint jobs, that's why it takes me ages to get finished, apparently I just like to suffer, once you are almost finished you feel euphoric because of your achievement though
Certainly nothing wrong with that. A long term goal for me is to have 2000 points of something painted to a pretty high level, some kind of long project. I think I just need to find the right models.
Love the war paint!
Love them man! Really enjoying this rescue!!
Nice. I like the added "tattoos"
Beautiful job as always, but Red Orruks just doesn't feel right to me. Greenskins are just so iconic.
I hear ya, and I do love the green skin. The other half of this army is all green, so there are two sides to it.
I have wanted to paint some orcs in this color since seeing it in Solo Leveling! The blur stands out so much.
Savage orks haven’t seen much new stuff either.
I dig the color scheme. Red Orks just hit harder. Also, where’d you get that white painting mat with the dilution ratios on it? Might need to get one for myself.
That’s a red grass games cutting mat, it’s got dilution ratios, base size guides, and a place for a color wheel, very nice mat for sure 👍
You make a good point. 99% of 3D printable minis are way over sculpted with no thought given to your points about an accessible design.
No Casey, energy drinks. Your a dad and there bad for your health brother.
Yeah I know 😂 I haven’t had them in a while at least.
Hope you have a happy Easter Casey! Quick question, how did you get the static grass to stick straight up?
You as well! As long as you buy the grass that says it’s static on the label then it usually stands up alright without a static grass applicator. The shorter stuff in particular seems to be be better for it as well. If you want that long stuff to stand you really need a static grass applicator to charge it as it goes down.
if you want a good rust paint have a look at dirty down. its a bit pricey but worth it
Been on my mind, that price is rough though, cause I’d want the set. It does looks great though
one more good ,fun and good vidéo .thanks and i wait for the next one :)
Casey, will you give these figures a protective topcoat?
Probably not, although it never hurts to do that if you want that extra bit of protection. Honestly I don’t handle my models often enough for it to matter. But if you’re gonna be rolling and army pretty often then it’s a good idea for sure.
Hiya, love the channel and been inspired to get my own ultrasonic cleaner and give this a go myself. I'm looking for something like LA's Totally Awesome that's more easily available in the UK? Do you know what is actually in LA's? Also do you dilute it any?
Hell yeah im complicating my army like love is complicated for me!! Blood for the blood god!
Haha, nothing wrong with that man!
@@eBayMiniatureRescues my love life is not complicated for real but if it represented my army... My army Will have to be gone ngl because love for me it's non existent. Only family and friends
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Pastel peach from ak interactiv 3 generation is maybe a tiny bit brighter than the gw orange, but pretty close in tone and that is a much better paint than the fire dragon bright is
Beautiful
Orks!!!!
Hey I’m first!
Very nice
AK has some great red, orange, and yellow paint. Have you tried them?
"This video is sponsored by Clear Eyeeeeeeeeeeeees" :D
Hi can you please put a list of paints, you used for the skin. Cheers
hey great video! What product do you use with your toothbrush to remove paint on the orks minis?
NO! NO RED ORCS.
Yes…yeeeeees.
I do this! Just tag me next time Casey. 😂
Cool! Although can someone tell me what the first colour he used on the skin was? idk why but the models seemed to just disappear when he applied it...
The purple was the one step up from nagaroth night from GW, I can’t remember what it was called, the reds are the mid tone and highlight from the base set of pro acryl.
So, xereus purple?
@@joncrake4699 that’s the one! 😂
@@eBayMiniatureRescues I meant it as a “purple is the sneakiest colour because you’ve never seen a purple ork” joke but I appreciate the answer none the less! It’s great to see creators interacting with their communities :3
@@bendingwall7996 lol you got me then, and for a second I was like, wait wait wait…is this a camouflage joke? It sounds like a camouflage joke lol!
Aw, you not going to do the glowy weapons?!
Maybe closer to the end, wrapping it all together and doing something over the top right at the finish line lol.
I love making everything way too complicated lol
Lol, well there’s nothing wrong with that too.
what primer do you find works the best for metal models? i cant find one that sticks to all my battletech stuff very well
I use Badger Stynlrez black for everything, it seems to do just fine for me. If you are having a hard time getting paint to stick try washing your model first, there might be some kind of release agent on it making it hard for the paint to adhere.
Awesome
Is vill' orc's for Warcraft?
How do you feel about Orks with yellow and blue armor with purple clothes
Sounds cool, the yellow is straight across from purple on the color wheel, and if you use the traditional washes for yellow, contrast included, you can get a real good orange tone in the recesses that would contrast with the blue really well. Sounds like a fun theme :)
@@eBayMiniatureRescues thank you so much for inspiring my paint theme and making amazing videos also have a great waaagh
What is the “grass” used for the bases?
Not bad to TTQ quick painting, but you paint higher quality than this.
Oh absolutely, but this is strictly a gameplay Army for me. I want to keep it simple and fun. On the other hand, there will be room at the end to do some “improvements” to make the whole thing pop, and we’ll get there :)
@@eBayMiniatureRescues I understand it. I'm not a pro painter and I just want to show colour schemes and a few techniques, (to give ideas and inspire those who don't want to paint with many layers) but I welcome your critique too.
So I went with purple under my red for an ork and it turned out beautifully! What do you suggest for green orks?
actually purple works really well for green as well. You get an incredible hulk vibe. Generally I do a pretty dark green though if I want good ork skin. The trick is to add some pink and red tones to the skin to highlight, not just green. Elbows, faces, knuckles, those kind of things work really well for that.
@@eBayMiniatureRescues ok awesome! Thanks for the tips man!
painting one ork a day keeps the painboy away.
Hahah, one a day for life
underated comment, up you go!
Grab yourself a cheap or old electric toothbrush... made my strap colors from minis game far easier and the head is smaller and better to reach tricky areas :)
Looking mean in that mask mate hehe.
Age of Cringemar Orc Army.
Do these guys go faster?
Much faster, at least an extra 6 inches per turn.
nice
WAAAAGGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!
I cant afford to be playing the game anymore. So I'm removing all of the links on CZcams Instagram and Facebook. If I cant afford to play the game I'm not spending hours watching videos about it. Its their fault. I've struggled and sacrificed to keep this passion but I'm sorry enough is enough.
My friend, I’ve been there, things will get better I’m sure!
These do look terrible. And you did over-complicated them. Absolutely demented thumbnail.
HAHAHA, oh man you're killin me! Pretty sure you missed the point bud
These are looking great!