Will this DISH SPONGE change the way you drybrush and slapchop your Warhammer miniatures FOREVER?

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• BR

  @BrushAndBanner · 1 year ago · pinned

  Now that you can harness the power of the &quot;Relic&quot; what do you think you will paint with your new found powers? <br><br>Like all the techniques we review and show, please understand that this video is just another tool to add to your arsenal of minaiture painting techniques. <br><br>If you&apos;ve experienced any of this issues or are looking to expand your knowledge, let us know what you would like to see next!

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• GM

  @GMANGaming209 · 1 year ago

  I really like the way you do your videos. You are not overloading the viewer with info, you are straight to the point and you explain it very well to where anyone can understand and get a better start. Bravo and keep up the good work

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• PX

  @px7446nlebpse13 · 1 year ago

  THE SPONGE YERNS FOR THE WARP!! 🙌🏻

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• LA

  @laurensplompen · 6 months ago

  Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU! I went out and bought this type of sponge today, and it did WONDERS. I had picked up makeup brushes for drybrushing before, but when I tried it I either had too wet or too dry paint on the brush. Just dampening the brush on the sponge, and occasionally going back to the sponge reactivate worked perfectly. And instead of dunking the entire floofy brush into water to clean it like I did before, which takes ages to dry, today I just cleaned it by rubbing it on the sponge for a minute. It gets the bristles clean and I can just rinse out the sponge before switching to the next color. Thank you again, perfect technique! &lt;3

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• PH

  @Philtopy · 1 year ago

  I love your narrative style. Really simple and easy to follow. You sometimes make small breaks and jsut let a point stand for just a moment longer. This makes it seem like ti was a very important point so the listener naturally recalls the past sentence, scanning for extra inormation and import. this ubconciously helps them remember what you said. Its a great and cirtically underused narrative skill here on the Tube! I dont know if you conciously did this or if it came natural. Either way, keep that up! Its extremely good! <br>Also I must say: Your drybrushing looks so gorgeous! Makes me reluctant to start myself, because its such a daring high pedestal xD

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• FR

  @FrontLineMarine84 · 9 months ago

  at 41 I&apos;m just now getting into Warhammer 40K miniatures. I have been watching a crap ton of videos on this slap chop method as honestly the painting process has really been the factor keeping me from getting into the hobby. I think with watching all those videos and using the Relic, I think I may be able to enjoy painting these expensive little things lol.

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• CL

  @ClemDayOutbackMiniModels · 4 months ago

  I&apos;ve started &nbsp;to use Cork sheet cut down to the size if a drink coaster for my dry brush pallet. 1 packet of cork sheet from the discount store will last a very long time.

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• MA

  @markmorrison2300 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;ve seen this sponge trick in an old Military Modeler magazine from the 1980&apos;s. Have used it ever sence.

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• DA

  @DanTopTier · 1 year ago

  thank you for constantly referring to &quot;the relic&quot; in your short videos. it helped me navigate my way here

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• DE

  @deepcheddar · 2 weeks ago

  I&apos;m a bit late to the party, but thanks for the video. &nbsp;Very handy tips that only make sense once you&apos;ve tried/struggled with drybrushing.

• TH

  @thetattoodmini · 1 year ago

  I have Spongebob... trusty sponge that sits next to my wet palette and keeps the drybrush that right amount of moist so drybrushing gets smoother. great vid

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• TH

  @thisisrestoration1983 · 11 months ago

  Thank you man, the explenation, the camera, the light-everything is really professionell! Jump in after 6 years of break. Awesome vids-subscribed

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