SPEED-PAINTING 80 SKAVEN CLANRATS IN 24 HOURS!!!

Today, just ahead of the release of Skaventide (the new starter box for Age of Sigmar) I tackle a large part of my pile of shame in a 24 hour speedpaint marathon. I have never done this kind of challenge video before on the channel so let me know if you liked it! Feel free also to use this as a tutorial, all paints and techniques are listed in the video. The dip-wash was very satisfying.

Dip-wash recipe by midwinter minis (I used just black ink in mine):

Timestamps:
Intro 0:00
Preparation work 0:16
The day of the marathon 0:53
Paint list 1:21
The clock starts! 1:26
Flesh 2:14
Red 3:55
White 5:20
Dawn 5:47
Black 5:51
Toast 6:35
Metal 6:38
Bonus steps 7:38
Dipwash 8:09
Drybrushing 9:48
Banners 10:09
Basing and Running out of time 10:38
Did I finish? 11:02

Music in the video:
Halt state - punch deck

I have these on square bases for old world and warhammer fantasy, I dont play AOS much.

[ThirdAndOnly]

Apologies, when I say I painted in the teeth and rope with baneblade brown it was in fact karak stone.

[liammurphy]

Man this was so much fun to watch!!! Please keep it up the commentary made it fantastic.

[SiBoBeeBop]

Having painted the 40 clanrats that come in the Island of Blood box last year I remember all too well how long and tiring this can be there is a lot of detail on these rats thats hard to reach in retrospect I wished I hadnt glued the arms and shields on would have made it all easier!

Good work and good effort on the challenge!

[metalor]

That's a hello of a lot of paining! Solid effort! Seeing as you put a basecoat down for each colour, I'm curious as to why you didn't give them a skin tone spray after the brown so you could smash the skin out relatively quickly? Then basecoat the other stuff as normal.

[alejandroperaza]

Impressive!! I could never do that hahahaha

[WestCoastMinis]

Good job in 24hrs! Keep going, subbed x

[NuclearLetsPlay]

Its a sad thing, that the skaven suck in tow and i say that as someone who plays skaven since 7th

[MiniatureMasterClass]

Once you start using enamel and oil washes, you will never use Acrylic again.