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Hey everyone,

There’s a ton of fur and leather on this mini to get through. So I’ve tried to describe ways to get through large amount of these similar details. As always, tried to make it useful no matter what mini you are painting.

I won’t be posting a video during the Christmas holidays, but I will be working on content to post in January! Can’t wait for all the things we are going to paint next year,

Thanks for the support.

Andy

Files

Hera Models Korpikalli Hunter Part 3 - Wolf pelt, Leather and 50 Shades of Brown

Comments

Ezequiel Villanueva

Loved the video and this whole series overall. I personally love the non GW videos because it puts in perspective the concepts of light placement, rendering and so on for different scales and different styles of modelling.

Paper Demon

Hi! I was wondering if you could answer a quick question, which product would you recommend to tint the pebeo resin? Thanks

Kieran Mclaughlin

Really enjoyed this one! Been a great series all in, I defo think this is the year I pick up a larger scale piece! Looking forward to seeing the mossy base video, always a fav of mine !

michael santore II

Great work Andy. I agree with Kieran. Definitely motivates me to pick up a larger model and work on a higher standard.

Scott Radom

Nice one Andy, really enjoy this series. And have a Merry Christmas dude!

steve hurley

Really enjoying this series, Andy. The skin video in particular I found mega helpful, but they’re all great so far. Seems to be a perfect model for these kind of fundamental lessons packed into one figure (skin, fur/hair, nmm, leather, bone, basing)

Chris Taylor

I've really been enjoying this series. And always learning something new along the journey.

Magdalena Kowalska-Cheffey

Hi Andy, I was on the fence about this figure, but after the videos, especially this last one, I really want to have a go at the wolf pelt using your technique.

Rob Cass

Excellent series Andy, and it’s nice to have a break from GW (much as their minis are great) for variety and more work on painting at larger scale. Cheers!