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Podcast Question Time!
🕑 Added 2020-07-05 16:12:22 +0000 UTCHi everyone,
With the start of the month we would love to know what you want to ask us for the July podcast?
We know that Mark would like us to talk about Filters, and Tim has a burning desire to know how the new Necrons look so Necron-y but what else would you like to hear?
I for one would like to know what draws James to his love of Blood Angels, and Joe to his passion for Dark Angels.
Leave your comments below!
We have filled our question slots for this month, make sure to save your questions for the next post!
Ed, Siege Team
Comments
Mark Niemz
When’s the podcast dropping?
DonPipio8
How to wet blend, push pigment, handle the brush, layering, color theory, etc. Basic topics. I am new to miniature painting and one of the best videos I've seen is your glazing one.
What hobby pitfalls/bad habits have you ever fallen into and how did you break them?
Hi Mark, I have added this request to our tracker for the team to pick up. Ed, Siege Team
You guys spoke about starting up your classes ASAP. Just wondering are you guys going to do any more classes? Like on different topics and such?
What's the best way to correct a mistake? You've just spent hours airbrushing 47 layers for the perfect finish, come to highlight and draw a line right in the wrong place... or for me spend ages on a face and paint a eye halfway down his nose! I know you talked previously about using varnish as a "save point" can you expand on this?
Mark Niemz
Can we have a tutorial for the obsidian dragons colour scheme?
In terms of painting technique, which would you rank from easiest to the most difficult to master ? The real question probably is which technique should you avoid to try as a beginner :-D ?
Smoke Eagle Eye
I’m trying to do some nmm for the first time and I’m don’t like how it’s Turning out, any advice? Also could you maybe do full character tutorials on more imperial guard models?
Mark Niemz
What are the things that you guys find the most difficult to paint (I find faces and eyes challenging for example)? Also on the last beyond the brush episode you discuss the idea of painting larger scale minis and busts to improve your painting skills, what other tips do you have to challenge yourself and elevate your painting?
Just recently got into painting and was wondering, for basing and terrain, where is the best place to start?
Carl lewis
Is there anything you would love to paint some of but have no desire to play? Let the question be as broad or as narrow as you like
