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The GOLDEN HIGH FLOW paints are not great for Miniature paints in my opinion, bur excel where you would use inks.They work well in the airbrush as well, but tent to dry hard and glossy. I find the GOLDNE SO-FLAT Great for miniature painting.

I love these colors, I use the So Flats. But I ran into an issue with them reactivating if I'm painting highlights or shadows. Very strange, but happened after well dry, though not overnight. Other than that, the price/performance is great and I only ran into that with the blue specifically.

cool review!

Didn't watch the video yet, but yes, yes they are great in airguns! I use them all the time alone with Liquitex Inks and Contrasts.

dude - golden pints are WILDLY under-utilized by the miniature painting community - im personally a HUGE fan

These paints are glossy, you will need to use a matte varnish.

These are pretty inexpensive in the US.

They are amazing paints for airbrushing and to mix with other paints to get more vibrant colors. the really shine in the airbrush or to mix with speed paint.

I've been using these for a while and a few bits of advice with them: 1. Dont use a wet pallet with these. They have a flow improver/retarder mixed in the pot so adding water makes them even more transparent. Just run them straight from the pot on a dry pallet, they're great for wet blending. 2. The paint names are the actual artist colors (since these are art colors), and are largely single pigment so they mix wonderfully, but the starter is a pain for people used to things like army painter or citadel, you can technically make most colors with the starter, it just takes knowing how to mix them. 3. The metallics are garbage for mini painting, waaaay too transparent (like 9 -10 coats over black for a semi decent base coat) 4. The bottles are expensive, but like you mentioned you get easily twice the paint in the 30ml bottles, and they sell bigger bottles too. 5. The satin finish takes oil washes like a dream. 6. There's another range from golden called So Flat that are the same colors but super matt and a wet pallette friendly consitency that might be up your alley.

like the video. Ultramarine blue is not the equivalent of Macragge Blue despite the name. That goes to Gothic Blue. Ultramarine Blue is the Equivalent of Altdorf guard Blue.

Hey man! Have you ever done one of these videos on how to do this style on a spade marine? I’ve never really found on of those that I’ve found useful but your videos seem perfect for me to follow

Thanks for the vid!

Hello thanks for the test ! I agree with you, the metallics from Army Painters are really good but for the base colors I will stay with AK for the great coverage.

I picked this up last week very good product for someone starting in the hobby, and the price is just right for a starter kit. I wouls suggest you pick up some finer brushes aswell, the brush is ok that comes with it, but you will destroy it after a few models down the road, if you just use that one brush for adding primer,washes,base coat, and so on. The only thing i would say it could have replaced black with a skin tone but thats just me being picky.

could you put the product link in the description or comments?

I got the Fanatic starter set and gave the free miniature to my niece, she now has a new hobby and I got her a starter set as well😁 (plus the Stormcast Vanguard when we went to the FLGS together!)

Nice tutorial!

Thank you for making this video!

any paint you recommend? so far i only tried acrylic for now... still yet to venture to lacquer paints

quick and nice tutorial!

Nice tutorial! cant wait for more cool recipe out! even for NNM, MMM, OSL and more xD

Nice Guides!

Duncan Rhodes of Malaysia in the making

I can and have done this. Just not using alcohol markers

You used an alcohol based ink pen, that was your mistake. For several decades people have used felt tip markers/pens to do Ork/Orc dags and checks with a felt tip pen/marker, and for getting a perfect round iris in eyes when you don't have the steadiest hand. Checks are easy, same with triangular dags, just black or red or what have you over the white undercoat, sketch out the pattern colour in the parts you want coloured, usually only need 1 coat so to speak though some of the lighter colours like reds may need a few go overs to get the right colour tone/coverage. In any case, felt tip pens have been used as a legit miniatures 'painting' technique for a great, many years.

I've been wonder about this for years. Ty for the vid

Wow! Markers are fun!

This is a great video. Good to see the problems you encountered as well as what worked. Thanks for sharing. Do you use reference images when you paint? Like do you look at the anime art and follow the highlights etc off them?

Nice work bro!

Wow! That look really good!

Just found your channel. I really really like your style and your art. Keep making videos your way!! Looking forward to the next one! Also, congratulations on your win!!!

congrats on your medal! thank you for sharing a cool event like this.

Congratss!!

I would commit crimes if that meant getting into a workshop with Mr. Murakami

congrats man. i remember when you first started streaming , you have come so far, awesome work!

Nice models mate

thanks for the shoutout xD really nice vlog, after watched this now i am tempted and gonna plan to join for malcom 2025, also excited and hope to create more collab video together with you bro

loved the video man insightful and entertaining!

Huzzah

Huzzah,, thank for your approach to cell shading a miniature.

Huzzah,, Top Notch painting Buddy. Thank you

Huzzah,, wish i had your line control.

Neat. I used some gundam markers on my T'au suits for a similiar effect. This seems way more difficult with all the shapes and dynamic posture. I like the metal parts as they look not as busy as most non metalic metal approaches.

My gosh... I can almost taste it!

turned out great! love it, its a style im starting to try more and more.

Wow see ya at Penang!

Really cool 👍

Great tutorial, thanks for sharing! I'm planning on painting up some Orks in this style ^.^

Salute 🫡

Wow! So pretty! Gonna wanna try this.