Size doesn't matter! How to paint 15mm miniatures | quick and easy tips

If you've only ever painted 28mm miniatures, there are so many other scales out there to try! Painting smaller miniatures might seem daunting at first, but it couldn't be easier. 15mm is a particularly lovely scale, combining bigger armies, quicker painting times, but lots of scope to add extra details if you're feeling fancy. In this video, I run through some of my tried-and-tested methods for painting miniatures at this scale, and how to adapt your painting style to smaller models where emphasis and contrast, rather than smooth blending, is key. Here I'm focusing at darker skin tones and quick cloth, but the same ideas are applicable whatever you're painting. Give 15mm a try - you won't regret it! These particular figures are Essex miniatures 15mm Midianites, from their ancient/Biblical range: https://www.essexminiatures.co.uk/col... Thanks for checking out my channel! I post painting and terrain making videos (mostly) weekly. If you're interested in my projects and want to keep up to date with my work you can also follow me as @paintbrush_and_pike on Instagram at:   / paintbrush_and_pike   Intro 00:00 Dark skin 00:31 Hair 03:53 Cloth 05:07 Spears 07:21 Basing 09:46 Outro 10:58 Paints used (Citadel) Abaddon Black Aggaros Dunes Armageddon Dust Auric Armour Gold Contrast Medium Dawnstone Dryad Bark Eshin Grey Gorthor Brown Hashut copper Kislev flesh Steel legion drab Wraithbone Paints used (Vallejo) Green Ochre (or Citadel Krieg Khaki) Ivory (or Citadel Screaming Skull) Music used Vopna by Alexander Nakarada (CreatorChords) | https://creatorchords.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons / Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Deed - Attribution 4.0 International - Creative Commons #warhammer #paintingwarhammer #miniature #painting #miniaturepainting #hobby #tutorial #historicalwargaming #history #15mm