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Nice.

That is an amazing way of painting marines i never would have thought of, I'm going to have to try out the washes with my next box .

Great video. The music is a little weird

You have a sexy voice.

...oh, good tutorial too.

I liked the music, i found it very calming.

Though far from perfect, i agree it's better than seeing the typical primer marines.

Agree far from perfect. That was the whole point was to present those certain people with an easy alternative that would have them spend less time painting and more time playing.

Perfect way to get a three color paint job in time for that tourney next weekend! I'll have to let my son watch this since he's definitely a plastic and primer 40k'er.

HAHA I want to see examples when people use this technique. SHARE. It's also a good starting point, because if you still go in a pick out detail you get something like this:

Green areas were done using the same process in the video with the GW Green wash before the other items were painted. You can still see the black and white on the spikes.

Very cool. This might get my Ork army painted.

Does it matter what order you put the colors on? Light to dark? or were you just working from the middle out?

Well, I think I put up the easiest possible way but experiment. That's how I found out.

Seen it before,you linked it to me if I rember right.Good tutorial,loving the changes on your site.Keep up the good work Les(you don't mind if I call you that right).

Les is fine OT: Cleaning up my new desk setup for pix. I built in a dedicated Photo box lights and everything.

Cool. So can we expect a few tutorials soon with titles like "How to make a video tutorial" and "How to make a good photo box"? I'm interested in both of those subjects!