Editing Recommended Web Video Channels (section)

==Miniature Painting/Hobbying Channels==
A lot of theses channels do cover Warhammer content, but is primarily focused on the making and painting of minis

===[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSz0WzAuhwjezFyEIv3Xksg Darren Latham Miniature Painting]===
Yes, THAT Darren Latham, former [['Eavy Metal]] painter and GW sculptor, Darren Latham ''had''<ref> Sadly, his channel is defunct, because GW told him to stop, presumably because he was teaching what an 'eavy metal masterclass does for free. Truly a tragedy. </ref> a YouTube channel where he would share some of his techniques in guides for how to get that award winning paintjob.

===[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuRNH2cb6VwsZbzILptDVIA Duncan Rhodes Painting Academy]===
Our Lord and Savior [[Duncan Rhodes]]' personal Youtube channel after parting ways with Geedubs. All of his videos are guides to show his painting prowess, though now he's not bound to only GW materials. Generally the same sort of format as his Warhammer Community guides.

===[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTQWHrkgbn2JGa6YCMyO-RQ Dungeon Miser]===
Short and amenable videos displaying quite accessible techniques to get miniatures for Dungeons and Dragons and war games. Do not expect breathtaking quality, it is not the objective, it is about for the cheapest expenses to get the bare minimum results (miniatures) that get job done for your hobby. Hilarious the breakdown of costs, but also a good start to learn about modeling, at an unbeatable cost (cheap pun intended).

===[https://youtube.com/c/EricsHobbyWorkshop Eric's Hobby Workshop ]===
Makes less painting videos and more terrain builds, but overall very helpful in building stuff , perfect for Mordheim players because of the historical research he puts into each build and good for Bretonnian fans since he has a collecting guide. Currently working on making a 7 foot tall Imperator Titan that can have the top parts removed to work as KillTeam/Necromunda boards.

===[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9XTzwex6rGLVUGS9cLKFLw Midwinter Minis]===
Guy makes really well done painting tutorials, including some retro designs. He has really good guides on how to easily create certain effects (like OSL) that most people would use an Airbrush for. Also makes small scale battle reports that make the game easier to understand.

===[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrTkWZb_-iNPzknoQeVkH1g Miniac]===
Painting channel that has guides, reviews, and generally just painting miniatures. A rather humorous fellow, with small skits in his videos, and always end his videos with the demand that you "Paint More Minis!". A bit more of an amateur than some of the other channels, and has been learning more about painting techniques and concepts over time.

===[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNM5EknY1XBA9buLmJqYLdw Night Shift]===
Who is this? Well, Night Shift is a scale modeler, which means that he uses a lot of techniques that are pretty alien to the vast majority of Wargamers, such as oil painting, enamel washes, advanced weathering techniques, making rivets and other items out of aluminium foil or metal sheets, etc. Primarily makes model tanks and ground vehicles, and is a rather humorous fellow.

===[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDCx2SP6thl7r42CkTdblLA Pete The Wargamer]===
An extremely good kitbasher, has guides on how to basically kitbash anything in Warhammer, from Chaos Legions, a vampire lord from Sigvald, to a freaking Necrofex Colossus. Really great inspiration for your own kitbashes. Also makes painting guides, which are pretty decent, but not on the level of the more advanced painters here.

===[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsxDq0jouHJ9CJQREqAAGZg Sam Lenz Artwork]===
Golden Demon winner, and a "metal" fellow. His guides showcases his process from start to finish, with voiceover to explain what and how he's doing. Also has tutorials on Tabletop Minions.

===[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2CKTY1TXQ4YQ3AHvyCgtbQ Tabletop Minions]===
Hosted by "Uncle" Atom, he makes a variety of videos, mostly vlogs about his thoughts and tips for pretty much every aspect of the wargaming hobby, like accessibility, balance, and painting. He also has videos with painting tips, mostly for speedpainting armies, and hosts some tutorials from Golden Demon winner Sam Lenz for more advanced techniques. Hosts a livestream every two weeks on Sunday, where he chats about the hobby. A lot of his content features Warhammer, but most of it is applicable to wargaming in general.

===[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2mGRYBQqZk6U_qtQxLDROg Trovarion Miniatures]===
French sculptor and Golden Demon winner, Trovarion has a good amount of guides showing techniques and tips for beginner and more advanced painters. Also has a series "'Eavier Than Metal" where he shows how to paint a miniature with more advanced techniques than GW's normal 'Eavy Metal style, with Non-Metallic Metal, freehands, painting texture on surfaces, working with pigments, etc. Has a podcast with Vince Venturella called "Mini Painting Mythbusting", where they at common ideas like needing a sable brush or that NMM is better than normal metallics, and weigh their opinions on them.

===[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgptSaRLvd1QH0SURdQNYgg Vince Venturella]===
The man who makes a lot of painting guides, Vince has a guide for pretty much any technique or concept in miniature painting, from highlighting, wetblending, using oil washes, to product reviews and range overviews. Has a weekly podcast "Warhammer Weekly" with some other hosts discussing Age of Sigmar rules and new Warhammer releases/previews. Hosts interviews with miniature painters like Miniac, Darren Latham, and Richard Gray (the guy who does that there amazing freehand). Vince's work has also been shown in Warhammer Community articles for recently released stuff (Warmaster Titan, his Cities of Sigmar Army, Sigvald, etc).