How To Apply Transfers for Space Marines and other Warhammer miniatures

How To Apply Transfers for Space Marines and other Warhammer miniatures

In this tutorial I show you how to Apply Transfers so you can get them ready to play Warhammer 40,000

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[drengr]

As a new mini painter, this video is a gem

[davesmith]

2:34 it's the red one (Micro Sol) you need to soften the transfers. The Blue one (Mirco Set) is to help you get the transfer where you want it, apply a layer first to the area and glide the transfer on top.

[CS-Recon]

In one video I have actually learned the entire process and i appreciate it, thank you

[LunaticFPV]

I personally feel this is the best tutorial for decals out there. Super helpful. Now my blood angels have their proper markings!

[Squire]

This is awesome, I haven't touched transfers since 3rd edition, believing them to require forbidden arcane knowledge to actually lie flat without lumps. Turns out it needs microset! Thanks so much, first good transfer I've ever done

[EvilPurpleSpiderMonkey]

This whole playlist is like the one stop shop on how to do the stuff I was looking for but in one place. Right on, Man!

[viper]

The comedic value in this video is golden 😂

[cooperleroy]

Thank you for the tutorial! You’ve helped me make my miniature of the month (space marine scout) look even better!

[invictarussuzerain]

Just found this channel and wanted to say - damn dude I love your logo. Perfect blend of the 2nd ed 40k logo and AoS one. Also solid tutorial - I'm not new to transfers, but I definitely learned new things here. Cheers!

[Cyd]

You and Duncan Rhodes have helped me realize my miniature painting dreams, I love that given enough time I can paint my guys exactly how I want them now I can always count on your videos for help like this one

[mandalorian]

Hi table top ready i know this video was made 2 years ago and it is 2023 now but this was extremely helpful and now my assault intercessor Sargent is complete thank you so much for this video can't wait to see what you upload.

[samholmes]

Microset is to get the transfer in place microsol is the one that makes it fully conform to the surface

[chrishollinrake]

Thanks for this video. I’ll feel a lot more confident now. As a bit of CC - could you perhaps advise on timings here, eg for the soaking, drying times for each step etc?

[artosekepyan]

I cannot stress this enough, your video and channel are gems in the hobby painting scene

[anthony_savage]

Mr. Mark Softer form Mr. Hobby also works really well for softening transfers. The main thing I've noticed with any decal softening solution is that you really need to trust the process. Mr. Mark Softer makes the transfers sort of crinkle up at first, which can be alarming, but once it's dry they really look painted on.

[rtsgamerfan]

as someone who just got into warhammer 40k and running space wolves and never dealing with transfer paper before thank you for the video now I can properly mark my units so I don't get asked which chapter

[Morrodin]

Thanks for the video man! ... It may be two years old by now, but it helped me place my first two transfers on a model!

[barbos]

You can cut some decals into parts for to better stick to round areas, like in insignia here. You can cut it from center to top.

[elysiontyhron]

FINALLY! Thank you for helping me, im lookin for this tipp a long time!
I like your video style and your humorXDD
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stay save and see you the next time:)

[vasilvidenov]

Thank you so much I was wondering how people do the chapter symbols.