How to Speed Paint Warhammer Armies (Even If You're Slow)

I cover the core differences between painting for display versus painting for gaming. By adjusting your tabletop painting process, you can stop agonizing over every detail and finally get your units finished. Improving your painting efficiency is the best way to get your army ready for the tabletop without burning out on single models. You're not slow. You're using a display painting process for a tabletop goal — and those are two completely different things. In this video, I show you a 4-step speed painting method designed for normal humans: no airbrush, no 20-step process, just a system that gets finished miniatures on the table in one evening. Demonstrated on Starcraft miniatures, but the same process can be applied to any number of wargaming miniatures, from Warhammer to Warhammer 40k up to DnD or Star Wars Legion. 🖌️🎨 Stop struggling with miniature painting speed. Learn why your slow progress is actually a process problem, not a lack of skill. If you're interested in my work, check out my website and Instagram account as well. https://www.redcatpaints.com Instagram: redcat_paints ⏱️ Timestamps: 0:00 — You're not slow. You're using the wrong process. 0:56 — Why the standard painting method fails for armies 2:09 — The 4-Step Speed Painting Method → Sponging → Contrast Filter → Oil Wash → One Detail Pass 7:50 — How I learned this (the army that took 8 months) 9:57 — Why speed painting makes your display painting BETTER 11:12 — Different goals. Different processes. 🖌️ This is part of a series on painting without fear. If you're tired of feeling slow and overwhelmed, check out my last video on knowing when a miniature is actually finished. Subscribe for more miniature painting content. #miniaturepainting #speedpainting #warhammer #paintingtips #starcraft #slapchop #tabletop