Avoid These 5 Mistakes to Become a Better Miniature Painter!

Marcus Miniatures
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Published 2024-06-14
In this video we speak about the 5 biggest mistakes or problems I recognized when teaching miniature painting. These mistakes are not only made by beginners, but also a problem for experienced painters. Which of these mistakes do you make? Let us know in the comments!

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All Comments (15)
  • @severinstaudinger2291
    Editor's Note: 5:23 when Marcus is showing the spare model: This is actually an example for a too thick paint layer. Just ask, if there are any other confusions. thanks, and stay tuned for the next video! ☺
  • @jimwilliams2682
    Finished, not perfect is the best advice you gave. Finished lets you learn more than agonizing over perfect.
  • @LukeMartinVideo
    Thanks confirming my painting choices ! Do the boring important stuff first and do the fancy stuff later if it doesn't look good yet 😂 Thinning is a skill 😅 Many coats is ok !
  • @daMeudi
    Mega Video! paint consistency sehr gut erklärt. Damit strugglen viele.
  • @JedrekVRoscoe
    As someone who works 13-hour shifts (that’s not a typo) at a coal mine that switch from days-to-nights, and nights-to-days 4 or 5 times a month, AND have a family—I find that I always tend to take those shortcuts. 😅 I basically use speed/contrast paints, maybe do a drybrush, and I always forget to varnish the model in the end. Time is a very valuable luxury I just don’t have… I’ll maybe get one or two models done in a month. 😿
  • @koze_4047
    Good tips but what you rly have to show to the noobs is stuff like 'if you overpaint with acryl you can wipe it away with a wet brush real quick
  • @HelmutSchaedl
    Wieder sehr interessant und informativ, vielen Dank dafür. Besonders die Konsistenz der Farben und dein Test dazu fand ich interressant. Ein Frage, wie wascht du die Farbe von deinen Händen?
  • @sebastianschmidt7234
    Finished, Not perfect. Ist super. Sage auch immer für Leute die anfangen, bemalt ist immer besser.