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Hello guys, I've been working on starting a YouTube channel which will feature painting and modelling tutorials as well as many unboxings. It is called 'WargamingHobbyist' and is viewable in HD 720p. The first video shows how to make greenstuff slings for 28mm models, such as skaven shown here. Please subscribe! So far its looking quite pro!





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Upcoming vids include 'Unboxing Skaven Clanrats (2002)' and 'Painting Egyptian Statue Necrons' as well as Warlord Games Plastic Soviets Unboxings and Speed paint tutorial

subscribed to your new channel

nice to see new people in the youtube hobby community

Thanks a lot, I did try a few videos with a compact which didn't really focus on close objects so was terirble a while ago (the shocking channel with all sorts of random stuff of mine has now been left, i ain't using that again!) altough now with a dslr and a tripod i can make some much better videos

cool video!

You spent the first FIVE minutes of a 9-minute video on explaining how to roll out a Green Stuff sausage and flatten it?

Then we get to the relevant part...cutting and so on....and you bump the camera so everything is almost out of frame.

I suggest you firm up your videos quite a bit. You could place a small square of tape on the table to remind you where the camera is pointing...and keep your hands out of the way.

Also have the insight, discipline and confidence to look at a video and say; "You know what?...I bollocksed that right up. I am going to need to redo this."