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Hi all,

Here's the final instalment in Andy's brilliant World Eaters Dred project. 

Think maybe some sculpting for the next vid??

Henry

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World Eaters Dreadnaught Part 3 - Metals and Oil Weathering

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Adam Fillier

Sculpting would be amazing mate!! How about done natural textures? - everyone wants to know how to sculpt rocks outta milliput for those epic bases!!

Todd Wallace

With the new Paint range are you looking at making something similar to Decayed so you have stocks in it or are you just going to buy in with Scale? Bloody amazing work and I'm trying hard not to be tempted to paint World Eaters now.

Pikey

Looks fantastic! Did you settle on which Tamiyas you'd use for the white?

Mike F

Really enjoyed this one. Defo my style of painting. Loved it.

Zach

I know you said you don't want to do a Leviathan next to switch things up but I could honestly watch you paint dreadnoughts forever

Miles Cheverton

Amazing final product, all came together, hand print my favourite part in the end

Rob Cass

Looks fantastic Andy. Very helpful to have the timescales as well - something to aspire to.

Elliott Ball

Hey Andy. When you get to the oil weathering, are you doing that over a matte varnish, or gloss?

James

Great series. Enjoyed it and some really helpful tips.

Scott Males

This is so sick Andy! Screams Heresy! Well done.

Kieran Mclaughlin

Aw man, this looks amazing! Straight from the black books! When you add the oil paint filter, did you have to wait for that to dry before starting to add additional streaking and weathering with oil paints? Or do you reccommend doing all the oil work in the one sitting? Cheers!