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PDM shows how to repaint repainted miniatures and get outstanding results. The FIRST appearance of NEW Deathbringer!

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Repainting Minis

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SpeakingBeast

I've got a slew of D&D (3e era) minis I'd love to try this on!

Robyn Derme

No washing(cleaning) before you start painting directly over the Original Paint? Interesting.

Lee Dunning

Deathbringer is looking outstanding in his new and improved duds.

Jeff Krus

What do you thin the paint with? Do you wash your brushes and reuse them or toss them 🤔

Bagel-Man

Excited to watch this later professor!

Megatron

I love these videos so much!!!

Megatron

I rarely do, unless I can already tell that there is a section that won't accept paint.

MrGunn

Dear PDM: I hope your health is improving. What a treat to wake up to this morning, I really enjoyed this video. Given the quality of these miniatures, not stripping and re-priming was a good decision. I also liked the focus on getting the mini ‘table ready’ and not display/contest ready. For a look at the future of 3d resin printing, Faux Hammer did a video about an amazing new 3d color resin printer. The technology is astounding, high quality, full color 3d prints right off the build plate. Currently the cost for said device is an eye watering USD 100,000. Definitely not for the home consumer, imagine the cost of those ink cartridges (USD 1409.00 apiece). Thank you, MrGunn PS Loving the new duds DB, the clothes do make the man. PSS Linky for Faux Hammer 3d color resin printer: https://youtu.be/FvnKH7oHoZw?si=FK4BetS6HMvCXepz

Filippo Bettoschi

Another great video! And... dog kobolds? Of course! That's how they should look like! I'm looking forward to it.

MrGunn

@Robyn Derme These are cheap, low quality plastic miniatures, the work and time involved in stripping, priming, and repainting them is not worth the effort. PDM did the right thing, wash the minis, repaint them to a table top ready state, and use a good varnish sealer.

Russell Miller

Your painting videos are the best. I have incorporated a lot of your tips and have noticed a big improvement in my minis.

William Watkins

Excellent little tutorial! I’ve only been painting since 2020 but eyes have always vexed me. I feel validated in your advice sir! And those repaints are clutch! Thanks so much!