Bolt Action painting - how I paint....everything. @OnPointHQ
Bolt Action painting - how I paint....everything.  @OnPointHQ
Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Hello everyone and welcome back to the channel and a bit of a different Bolt Action painting video in that I’m not actually painting anything specific but giving a broad outline of the various processes and techniques that I use when I am painting anything for Bolt Action.

I’m often asked in video comments about how I go about painting a certain section or achieving a specific result but I’ve never really explained the steps that I take when I am painting. I use this process for pretty much every section that I paint for Bolt Action and this allows me to paint models quickly, simply and get them to the tabletop. Using this for the past two and a half years has allowed me to get through painting figures quicker than I had able to do before.

Do you have any specific techniques or processes that you use when painting that allows you to paint quickly or more proficiently? Pop them in the comments below!

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