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Hey everyone,

I just uploaded a new video tutorial, which covers painting a Croak Hunter from Hordes. I often am asked to do a tutorial on airbrushing a 30mm model, and I hope this video is of use to new airbrushers

The 16-minute tutorial (sorry kinda longer than I wanted!) can be found by following this link: SchnauzerFace Video Tutorial: Minions Croak Hunter.

If you find this video useful, please consider subscribing to my channel here: SchnauzerFaceMinis on YouTube

The finished model looks like this:



Thanks for watching!
Andrew

your tutorial was good, and the colors themselves look good. but that model looks like his father was a peacock and mommy was rainbow dash... and they say my stuff was slapped with a rainbow!

When you have so many bright colors on a model your eyes can't focus on an area and it becomes overwhelming and kinda ugly.

As I said the colors themselves and the blending makes me envious but try to go from 9 brights colors to mabye 3 or 4.

I can see where people say the model is a bit distracting, but overall I love the effect you've presented.

Outstanding tutorial, very well put together and mocking the Twilight cast gives you extra points in my book.

I really need to buy an airbrush. I just pulled my hair out blending 3 Nemesis force weapons. This would be soo much eaiser.

I'm also really glad you did a water effects tutorial. I have a whole bottle of that stuff that I've been wanting to play around with.

Very cool looking mini, and all the colours work very well together! The tutorial on the base is sooooooo usefuL! Thanks for sharing, consider me subscribed on youtube!

Very, very nice work.

Very nice. so a .15mm needle really is usable for day to day painting?

Very nice work, subscribed in the hope of future awesomeness.

Any idea, why the video won't work in Germany?

Cheers