Video: Trollbloods Mountain King Gargantuan

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**SchnauzerFace**

Hey everybody,

Just posted my Mountain King tutorial on YouTube. This is my favorite model that PP has ever produced -- and that's saying a LOT. I had a great time painting this model, and I hope you find this 12-minute video useful, or at least entertaining.

You can find the video by clicking on the embed, or the direct link below the video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=6HjkO44H-AU&feature=plcp

Here are some shots of the finished model:

Thanks so much for watching! Andrew

**shingouki**

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic paint job i'm blown away.Thats the first time i've watched an airbrush get used and i'm mighty impressed.

**Killmaimburnkillmaimburn**

Incredible work. I need to add one of them to my collection and I will definitely be using your vid for colours. Great tip with the pastels as well I will give it a go on my greater daemon of nurgle.

**BunkerBob**

Was that an Iwata kit I saw you using? I'm just curious as I want to get into using airbrush kitsfor my armies.

**SchnauzerFace**

BunkerBob wrote:
Was that an Iwata kit I saw you using? I'm just curious as I want to get into using airbrush kitsfor my armies.

It's actually a Harder & Steenbeck Infinity with the 0.15mm needle. I've used an Iwata very briefly, and I was impressed with it. I've also heard nothing but great things about Iwata products, so if you're leaning that way -- go for it!

However, I really like my H&S. The tiny needle gives me great precision for airbrushing very small details. It does tend to clog quickly because the nozzle is so small, but I think it's worth the hassle.

Thanks for watching!