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Cities of Sigmar Part 3 - NMM Ramble (Patreon)

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2023-09-16 09:12:43
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2026-06
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Hey all!

Final part of this series. I paint Nmm so often on here that I thought I would do a video really just discussing a bunch of things on the subject. Interested in your feedback as I don’t know how easy it is to follow. Anyway thanks for good feedback on the previous one!

Next weeks video will be Sanguinius using metallic paints.

Andy

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Cities of Sigmar Part 3 - NMM Ramble

Comments

Jose Herraez

I absolutely love this mini. The color palette is just perfect. I must confess I am not a big fan of the long Photoshop parts of the video, but I appreciate their purpose. Really looking forward to Sanguinius and TMM! Have a lovely day, guys.

Nik

Really love the in-depth painting videos! They help me a lot to plan and paint my own color schemes! Can’t wait for sanguinius golden armour and might try it on a stormcast. By the way, will you guys do a video on the new ironjawz? Would be interesting how you would tackle the yellow armour and brighter green skin!

Scott Radom

This is my favourite video so far, I actually love the instructional and theory part Andy does with the photoshop. And loved the “errors” made And the fixes. Too many videos don’t show that which is normal hobbyists are going to do more often than not. Good one Andy!

Steve

I made the jump to patreon because of this series! My LGS kindly gifted me this character too right after so a real moment of serendipity. I think my main note is not about the NMM at all but would be to reference the basing as well in the description because there's some good tips here!

Kartik (trismegistus)

I totally agree in terms of growing as a painter. Even if you aren't painting something that's going to be hundreds of hours for a contest, you can still push yourself to attack things in new or different ways. Tabletop models are great for new techniques, because even if one doesn't turn out perfectly, no one will notice in the squad/army.

Johnny Rivera

I love these informational videos. Your expalanations have helped NMM paiting tremondously int he last month.

Aaron Schmidt (Horrorshow Minis)

Super helpful video! Starting to get my head around NMM and light. I love the mix of demonstration and theory. Exactly what I need.

Kody

Super helpful. I have been on NMM for about two years now and am finding these why guides help me move into the more realistic stages.

Sam Reed

Magical - stick to it. Very inspiring

Daniel Reimers

Love this model and how you painted it. Just one brief question, when you start with the NMM silver, the base coat seems to already be somewhat brown? Did you put a thin coat of brown on before starting with the Vermin Fur + Black? Thanks so much!