Try This Easy Marble Effect To Make Your WARHAMMER Minis Really Stand Out!
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- čas přidán 13. 03. 2023
- In this video i show you how to easily achieve a marble effect on your miniatures bases - you will need
Matt Varnish
Wet Wipes - these will need to be 100% dry
2 sprays of your choice - in this video im using Wraithbone by Citadel and Raven Black by Colour Forge
- on a side note you could add an extra colour in just repeat the 2nd step with the additional colour.
- also as stated you can apply this method to miniatures however once again the dry wipe must be super tight against whatever it is you are spraying
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Does anyone have any alternatives ways to paint marble? Let me know in the comments below.
use a feather to make the veins as it helps with randomess, then use a medium to thin the edges, or a straw to push it
I wish I knew you can use wet wipes; thus far I tried the interlining tape ("taśma flizelinowa" in polish - unsure if that is correctly translated) which also gives interesting marble-like effect, but with much less flexibility (it's pretty stiff; it's also unpleasent to handle barehanded)
From another marble guide on youtube, I have seen someone sand the base down to achieve that smooth tile look rather than the porous texture these bases come with. this would also get rid/lessen the hole in the middle. Then applying this dry wipe method would result in I believe an excellent marble tile design.
definitely gonna use this effect but with one change at the end, i feel a thin layer of 'ard coat might make it shine that little bit more
if you line the base with plasticard or sand it to a fine finish prior youll get a beautifully smooth marble like finish@@definitelynotkemosabe
Great, now I have to rebase my entire custodes army.
😂😂😂 dont I’m looking at previously completed pieces and thinking the same!
They're the reason I'm looking this video up
You mean all five of them?
Also,before you dry the wipe,it helps to wash & rinse & wring it. Some wipes have chemicals that can mess with your paints...😊
Also...a TINY bit of gold stippled here & there in the black sections adds a bit to the effect (if desired)
Good shout about pre rinsing, didn’t think about that - and yeh you can add loads of little touches to make the patterns absolutely pop!
This is exactly what I'm looking for the bases to my Sisters of Battle army
Do hope it helps, if it’s going to be army wide I would defo recommend lining the top of the base with plasticard
I think this will massivly help me get a base scheme done. Thanks for the tip
Enjoy!
I'm going to do this for my Dark Eldar, but with one difference - using plasticard squares to create 'tiles', then doing the effect you showed.
If you spray the sheet then cut it and mix up the tiles it will save a lot of time doing them one by one. Good idea that!
Awesome dude, many thanks. I'll be giving that a go this weekend.
Enjoy!
a great modification to the final step is to apply a thin coat of UV resin and then cure it - the marble comes out super smooth and with a great shine!
or if you don't have access to resin, line it with plasticard then give it a gloss varnish after - personally i think resin would give a more solid finish
Thanks for the help!
Hope it does! Enjoy!
Thank you, mate, for the great instruction!
Hope it helps!
@@cat_or_rabbit Yes, with my son we tried and it was really close as in your video!
Going to use this for my Imperial Knight bases. Thanks for the tips!
Enjoy! Glad it helped!
love this!
glad you enjoyed it!
That’s a great way to do it
Hope it helps! A little bit time consuming but defo worth the outcome
awesome i loved it
Enjoy!
magic words - "Very easy to do!"
2 sprays and a wet wipe, job done! 😂
Have seen the wet wipe technique for years but always with the airbrush, dunno why i never considered just rattlecans.
Also, for a change for this particular pattern as you mentioned it's just a very flat pattern, for this just printing and sticking it on would work just fine, gloss afterwards and it'd just work
If you either sanded the top of the base or just lined it with plasticard you could easily stick a printed picture onto a base
Go cheaper, just cereal box cardboard! :D
@@jherazob offffff love a bit of cardboard as a hack!
This could make a really cool looking iced over lake.
With light blue veins and white or deep blue you could make some beautiful cold ice styled ones, good call that!
Amazingly beautiful my friend
Thanks!
f****** Brilliant!!!!!!!
Hope it helps!
I have to call out of work now and try this!
Get those wipes drying out! 😂😂😂
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Ta!
You can also use Halloween spiderweb decorations to get this effect as well
Ohhh that’s a good one!
I actually believe I can do this!
You can! (If I can do it, anyone can!)
This is ingenious!!! Wow to you!! Thanks for such a great i9dea!!!! Im totally so excited to do this, as one of your co0mments suggested halloween spider web, to do on the top of a kitchen cart!! thanks again
Enjoy!
I plan on doing this on my Knight armor panel
Marble on knights always looks good!
Its not cheating if it works. ❤!
True!
Do you wait until the paint dry or immediately pull the tissue after painting?
It’s better if it’s dry I find, a quick blast with a hairdryer dries sprays in minutes
Looks awesome! Any advice on how to achieve a similar effect on a 3d miniature? Will it still work wrapping the wipe around it?
As long as you can get the wipe tight against the surface you can use this for anything - I find twisting the wipe to once it’s around the area helps as it really keeps it flat against it
@@cat_or_rabbit Thanks! I'll have a go 😁
im rebasing my full 2k point custodes army, and im just wondering if you can re-use the wet-wipes?
As long as it not the same area that’s sprayed, I don’t see why not, you could probably do 4 bases to a wipe
What brand of wet wipes are you using? I’ve tried a few and they just don’t seem to pull apart like this.
These are literally just the cheapest I could find in my local Tescos - bright green packet and cost about £1.25p - take your time pulling them apart like I do, and make sure the wipe is 100% dried out
Is there a recommendation of wet wipes to use? I've tried 2 or so different brands but they dont have the fibrous effect you show, they just tear through. Are they specifically a cotton cleaning one or some sort of flushable?
The one so used on this video are the dirt cheapest ones you get from Tesco (supermarket) I think they are called fred and Lo in a bluish green packet and cost .70p
The ones I used in this video *
Guess we have different materials here in the states.
Just tried this with wetwipes I bought off the shelf and they were tough to pull apart....but if I pulled too hard they would rip apart. No idea how yours were so stretchy and perfect.
Got everything primed, did exactly as you shown and my armor plates came out to look like small gobbets of bloodspatter, not marble.
Really sucks. This is for my Knight Archeron....going to have to either change the paint scheme to match the white and red bloodspatter (this is supposed to be House Vornherr for my Loyalists..) or scrub it and start all over, forgetting this attempt at marble. Waste of 4 hours of trying to get everything without mistakes..
what was the brand you bought? a few people have said they tried flushable ones and they couldn't replicate the method, over here in the UK most of the wet wipes are pretty similar (I use really cheap ones from a supermarket and have tried a few different brands) and as long as they are completely dry I've had a consistent result, let me know and ill see what i can come up with for you, id also always recommend doing a practise pass on something like an old base etc to avoid having to strip a mini and save a bit of time.
What brand of wet wipes are those by chance?
I believe they are just called Fred and flo - cheapest ones from Tescos supermarket
I'm having a lot of dramas...... I appear to be sticking the wetsipe to the model during the spray of white paint...... I'm trying to take the (dry) wetwipe off and it just sticks to the base- do'esnt come off as easily as yours
Are the wipes 100% dry - make sure the wipe is incredibly tight around the base/part - if you are still getting problems build up the spray with multiple light passes
yes, super dry and tight- I might have forgot to matt varnish these three I've just pulled.
How do you not have the wet wipe not leave little hairs on the base?
Make sure the wipe is 100% dry and light multiple passes with your spray
Please post your wet wipes brand. The last two packs I've bought have been the non-threading type and I don't want to buy a pack of each brand.
These were Fred and Flo from Tescos (UK) however I’ve also used Johnson’s aswell
@@cat_or_rabbit do you know what actual material they are? I'm seeing cotton, bamboo, cloth, polypropylene, and polyester 🥲🥲
Dryer sheets work?
You could probably use them although make sure they pull apart and are 100% dried out
still struggling with the baby wipes part. but starting to get it
It can take a couple of attempts to get it right, make sure they are 100% dry (pop them on a radiator over night or a window seal for a few days) and don’t be worried about stretching the wipe out more than you have to, also light passes with a your spray of that helps!
@@cat_or_rabbit u're using acrylics for white right? Another tutorial used white inks
@@hoshi314 yeh just acrylic spray primer (citadel)
There are a bunch of different weaves and materials used for wipes nowadays so you also might have something different. I’m still hunting myself
Have you tried this way, on vehicles
I’ve tried knight shoulder pads which worked fine, although bigger areas I’d recommend doing in sub assemblies or stages if you are dead set in doing it all in one - here in the U.K. you can get hard floor wipes which is the same material as regular wet wipes, I’d soak them in water, ring them out then leave to dry fully before using them.
I just need tips on how not to rip the baby wipe.
What do you mean by rip away?
@cat_or_rabbit everytime I try to stretch it out it just rips.
I dont recommend flushable wipes. They do not stretch.
Good to know, these seem to be becoming more popular in the U.K - I haven’t tried them using this method but if they are no good, cheers for the heads up
Did this on shoes.
Thats amazing! How did it turn out?
@@cat_or_rabbit pretty well actually I've done a hand full of pairs. I'm really happy with how they turned out. Getting 3 or more colors is gonna be a issue tho.
@@patrickwillis13 if I was adding additional colours I maybe wouldn’t stretch out the wipes as much for a more even(ish) look
@@cat_or_rabbit oh the wipes aren't the problem it's the layers. When painting shoes layers have to be kept to a minimum. Adding additional colors ups the layers and lowers the wearability of the piece. I'll experiment with some idea and find a solution.
@@patrickwillis13 ahh I see, good luck!
That’s supposed to be easy?
Doesn’t get much easier than holding a wipe tightly and spraying it
You could wear gloves lol
Nahhhhhh
Sand your bases first !!!!
Nahhhhhhhh
Neat stuff !
Thanks!