Thank you Very much guys for those advices
Just a question for Epaka , u talk about the Shader ..
quote: Next up, the shade layer. Ink Shaders are a thin, watery liquid that comes in different colors and darkness/strengths. Get a basic set. I have an Army Painter๏ปฟ set that has been great, and wasnโt too expensive on Amazon. That one set has lasted for 100โs of minis. The real dirty secret with mini painting is that the shading step can do a LOT of the work. Especially for beginners. If you get the basic colors on a mini (the hands and face are flesh colored, clothing itโs own colors, swords and guns another metallic paint color), youโll be shocked what a simple coat of shader will do! It fills in all the details by gathering as a dark shadow in all the recessed areas of the figure. It is my favorite step of the process. It is like turning the focus ring on a camera, suddenly your mini takes on a lifelike appearance.
the Ink Shaders are apply after my mini is fully painted right?
Do I just put the "ink Shaders" all over the mini to cover all of the parts?(arms , clothing, weapons.. etc)
I will look at the Youtube channel u suggest
For the pratice I bought the Reaper Mini Core Skills for Basecoat Washing and Drybrushing (cpmes with 3 minis that I can pratice on) , didnt try it yet (are u famillair with it? )
want to know.. is it essential to do the Drybrushing ? is this the same thing as the "ink Shader" u mentionned above?
thanks alot guys!