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I know this is an ask of certain proportions, I'd be really curious to see you do a similar video with various rosemary and co brushes. They tend to be on the cheaper side per brush but the shipping is a lot and they have more variety than I can make sense of

Cool.

Holy shart... this is impressive!

Well, you could learn one good thing from the Ciaphas Cain books: you are a nice guy and a gracious leader (regardless of why, in your mind, you choose to be) and you reap loyal employees and pleasant results.

Don't forget to bring a p!$$ jug Brent!

Thank you very very much for the small insight of a week in your life. I always thought it is a lot of work but i could not imagine how much. And i bet it is still much more than it seems on screen.

I just use the masters brush cleaner after every session and that's all you need imo

Love it

I must know where I can get my grubby paws on those Saurian minis.

Thsi is orcs not grots. I like it.

Any suggestions for somebody who just wants to paint a cool, larger figure just to have? I don't really want to paint a whole squad or army as I'm not going to play the game. I just like 40k and want a cool figure to paint.

I watched this video right before going on a small trip over the weekend. And thanks to this video I decided to take my hobbying with me, something I never would have considered doing before. And I just got back with almost all of my Ork boys cleaned up and assembled. It felt good. Thanks for such a great video.

i think good use is bought; use good Brushes for good fucntion for like very damagin paints like contrast will use syntetick for like fine detals use mix or naturall is good choose. and for dry brushc use as cheap as poible or arledy damge not able to recsue old brush

Very intreisn vidoe; even same pratical i can get

Very informative video. Thanks a bunch. Now could you read me a bed time story? Lol

Oh nice, i gave up on Demon yellow after the third coat.

My first time priming my minis i was left with a really nasty gritty texture. It was a brand new can of citadel wraithbone primer. Shaken throughly on a fairly hot and humid day. What should i do?

40k is Calvinball

I used to use a small detail brush to dip in Testors thin liquid cement to apply the cement to my model instead of using their brush that comes in the cap. The side effect was that whatever acrylic paint that was embedded in the brush was dissolved almost immediately. I started using the cement just to deep clean my brushes and it works really well. I make sure to condition my brushes afterwards to keep them like new.

I always like to come back to this video and refresh my knowledge because i don't paint very often and a lot of things long time hobbyists consider standard i use to forget 😂

Hey Brent. I just want to let you know that i love your Channel. I am already more than 40 years on this planet and just started casual painting Minis for one particular game. I randomly watch your videos although i use only a small percentage of your Tips because you are such a friendly and heartwarming person. Inlove the way how authentic you are. Keep up the great work 💪🤩

always warm your cans in warm water it makes a world of difference you still have to shake the thoroughly though do not forget

oure like the Tom Bodette for warhammer bro. Your slogan should be we'll leave the Minis out for yah!

So This is in reference to you owning that fancy microscope. I was told that resin and plastic minis are porous and that if you wash them with soap that the soap will clog the pores. Even if you subsequently clean with isopropyl alcohol. Mythbusters, true or false?

late to the video. the pledge floor care is discontinued, is there a replacement that you know of?

Love this! Could you please share the model organic chemistry kit you’re using when explaining at 3:46? Thanks!

Were you really able to get that hobby knife through security?

I’d love to play these games but I can’t justify spending 60$ on 5 plastic elves. When I have played age of sigmar I get a headache playing the game. One day I’ll get a 3d printer and pick up one page rules. I love the idea of tabletop wargaming. I love painting d&d minis. GW just makes playing their game unapproachable.

This was the best battle report I've ever seen. Love the format. Everything was great

Thanks. Well done. I began using system 3 products in the late 1980's; I use JBWeld products frequently. I'm surprised there's so much 5 minute stuff on the retail shelves: never seems to be enough time. Maybe some day you could explain the different working/ cure/ final set times.

Ummm is that a fidget pop-it it, as your pallet??? (Easy cleaning, and small wells. Amazing idea- challenge gauntlet laid down!

Can someone explain to me the differences between kill team and One page rules, please? thank you!

That is me. Now i would like to hear about the One Page Option. Is it the same as 40k? Is it also too much to learn and have fun? Or is it much more light?

Does anyone know where to get painting handles like he has in the video? The only corks I can find are either way to big or to small.

It's funny that real armies tend to try and have all the soldiers look as alike as possible, and we as modellers spend huge amounts of time and energy trying to avoid that fate.

Peachy Tea spray should work well.

Was that a Jazza cutting mat? Awesome

Do you have any experience priming metal miniatures? I tried primer from the DIY store like decades ago when not much else existed on the market. Also tried several Vallejo and AK airbrush primers but also a special AK spray can for metal surfaces. I ended up with AK 3rd generation acrylic primer but even this one sometimes does not hold on the metal miniatures. When using masking tape, even wearing off the glue film of the tape on the fat of the hand's skin, it sometimes still rips off the primer or even layers of acrylic color and varnish. I clean my miniatues usually with soap or aceton but sometimes the described issue happens. Any recommendations for priming metal miniatures maybe? Thanks in advance!

Think the strike plate and magnet sandwich will work for me. 3d resin bases plus a strike plate and maybe a piece of felt might just work for what i need

Those Shroomoids look like an evolutionary half-way point between Squigs and Orkoids. They could be part of a retinue for a Painboy.

Goddamn you stuck a deep chord in emphasizing the idea that the GAME RULES are locked behind over 25 different $60 books is ludicrous. THANK YOU.

This is some next next level shit.

Where did you get that big sticker with the color wheel on it? That is a great idea to have one to travel with you anywhere.

WAHOO I'm in Brent's video! I'm Famous!

genuinely asking, what happend to Siocast in the meantime? I have yet not heard anything being produced in Siocast except some minor board games last year.

0:10 what lamp is this, and where could I buy one?

I like to plasti-tack a model to the inside of a reversible prescription pill bottle cap, then I can store the mini in the bottle for travel, and use the bottle as a handle when painting.

I do understand your frustration. However, 10th is an easier option and start simple and add special rules as you go. It’s how I have taught many people play the game.

I've been on several trips recently, and I wanted to bring some hobby supplies, but I was too worried to pack my hobby knife. Do they really let you through security with it in a carry-on, or is it luck based on who you get for security that day?

Wow that is a lot of gear. I went on holiday the other week with 5 paints (3 plus black and white), 3 brushes and 4 minis for 2 people to use. The main thing is prep, have your minis assembled, maybe even undercoated, so they can be painted straight away. A cup from the hotel and a saucer for a pallette and away you go 😊 one of those Doritos dip jars is great as a pallette (the lids are nice and wide) and water pot combo if you want something specific. The next challenge is surely how little you need to actually paint/hobby? 😉 PS you can totally use a tackle box for brushes, just drill a hole that bites into the edges of the dividers for your brushes to clip into