How to paint realistic wood for tabletop wargaming!

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[metajock]

First time viewer, glad I found this one. One of the better worn wood schemes I've seen yet. **subscribed**

[AwkwardBirb]

I really like the different base colors- they make it look like the docks were kinda cobbled together out of different woods and often repaired ❤

[zippy]

Looking good, can't wait to see how you do your tiles... As for old sun dried wood I use Valejo silver grey (70.883) and dry brush it on.

[chester]

It’s incredible of you to put the citadel equivalent paint underneath the colour you are using! Helps me out a lot since my citadel paint collection is very large

[KDT-qw]

Really great video. I love the range of colours you use and how well they come together. Definitely inspired in some wood based terrain projects!

[Rubaszny_Barnaba]

As always fun and inspiring video, keep up the good job!

[scottnewman]

This is fantastic 👏 I love your videos so helpful mate you are an inspiration to the community and this has helped my hobby funk. I have not painted a model in 2 months but this has definitely helped me get out the funk. Keep up the fantastic work Chris 👏 💪

[FredericZbinden]

Perfect! It looks really good!
Thanks for the recipe 👍

[mariannekursa]

Really great video, can’t wait to see the next one. I’d love to see how to achieve some water effects?! This looks like such a good set for a game 😊

[hannahdawg]

Currently in the process of doing this on some MDF terrain, looks good, though I think I got the wrong type of oil paint. It's thick and matte, reminds me of those solid sticks of paint that oil pastels come in. Really had to water it down, in a manner of speaking, and it's been two hours and it's still leaving oily splotches on my fingers whenever I touch it. Still works exactly as it looks in the video, just for others, be wary of the type of oil paint you buy, there's multiple types

[Artmesa]

Hey you have some fantastic techniques here!

[DeadVVife]

Looks amazing! Is there a difference between using contrast paints and the oil wash you’re using? Newer to painting and want to try out some new techniques

[chrswvrsea]

Study the mosses and lichens in real life - dark lichens are nearest the water while yellow lichen is out of the splash zone!

[timlewis]

Why did you choose do use an oil-based wash instead of an acrylic wash? Is there an effect with oil that you can't get with acrylic?

[dogborn]

are the tutorial for the buildings coming soon! love this stuff!

[matthewbull]

What primer did you use? The end result looks fantastic!

[EspenShampoo]

I knew cameleons blend to their surroundings, didnt know fish did it aswell

[seelenschlucht]

I salvaged an ink cartrigde from a plotter. Do you think i can use the ink for miniature painting?

[caseco]

Hunting for ideas to help with my troggoths tree hammer this will help 👍