HD: Warhammer 40k part 3: modelling battle damage on armour

[prototethys]

Awesome,

[nuclearthreat545]

do more 40k stuff!

[vassago42]

Sweet christ mate. what is that dropper you are using? is it that dirty? it looks like Nurgles penis. The model looks great, but i had a double take at that water dropper, lol!

[2002And]

Nice :)

[zacret]

Wont the varnish crack when your drilling into it?

[Hellkat1324]

Just wanted to say thanks for all the vids.

I'm a 40k player and found your stuff via WG/SMConsortium's channel and I must say that your work looks stunning. Given time I hope to start incorporating your techniques for my vehicles and figures.

[ScaleModelMedic]

@Hellkat1324

I hope the videos help you make that next step, it's what they're for :-)

[kravmaga99]

Im not sure pure chrome really looks the part for scorched metal.

[ScaleModelMedic]

@kravmaga99

It's supposed to represent exposed metal, but whatever works for you go with it. I like using the chrome, it gives some feel for what's under the paint.

[Shiznaft1]

Very well done. Love the bit with the nail. That is pure gold. Thanks for posting.

[ScaleModelMedic]

@Shiznaft1 just be careful with it. I forgot to add the usual disclaimer... I hope everyone realises hot nails will battle-damage your hands and eyes too !

[Shiznaft1]

@ScaleModelMedic Let's hope so. Sadly many people still require the obvious warning. Like that hot coffee is hot, or do not use this radio in the shower....LOL

[MarneusAugustaCalgar]

Excellent

[MarcianoMMA]

Love it mate. Thanks for sharing

[theBoonarmies]

nice, a soldering iron would do the trick too.

[ScaleModelMedic]

@theBoonarmies yeah it would be very good, especially the ones with the interchangable tips so you could do different shapes. They are also useful for doing zimmerit if you don't like the putty methods.

[DenzOmega]

good battle damage instructions, I will try it out

[Kriegfreak]

Nice!

[GunBeryl]

I enjoyed watching this video. Interesting take on battle damage.