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This made me decide on Flesh Tearers for my up coming space marine army. Going to my LGS to pick up the metal shoulder pads and some assault marines.

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This is a nice tut


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Nice tutorial, but I feel that your style of painting has become a bit too airbrush oriented for those of us that don't have or need one. Just my 2 cents.

EDIT: What chapter is next? Do you know?

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DarkAngelsRK wrote:Nice tutorial, but I feel that your style of painting has become a bit too airbrush oriented for those of us that don't have or need one. Just my 2 cents.

EDIT: What chapter is next? Do you know?


I asked my youtube subscribers not too long ago if they want me to keep the tutorials "brush only" or if I should use all my tools.. And there was about 12 people that said they wanted "brush only" tutorials VS 198 votes saying they want to see everything.

An airbrush saves lots of time and I think people need to see how useful they are in our hobby.

The next chapter? hmmmm. You'll just have to wait and see

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OK on both. Thanks Les!
   
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Very Nice!


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I must agree on the airbrush thing. While not cheap to get started (provided one doesn't already have a compressor) the airbrush makes painting so much easier.

You still need to know how to use the good old hairy stick but basecoating is so much faster and easier than using traditional brush.

People shouldn't be afraid to jump into it. Not to mention for a one time investment of around $200 the airbrush will probably outlast the hobby if taken care of and properly maintained.

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^I recently started the hobby, though, and while I really like it, I'm not sure if I'll stick with it for long enough to invest 200 dollars in something I don't really need with the tools I have. Thanks for those words, though.
   
 
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