Wow, the size of that brush. I wouldn't be able to detail anything with that big thing. It is quite impressive how good you make the mini look though despite that big thing.
It's got to be awkward with the camera placement but the results speak for themselves. I really want to try speedpaints and see what I can pull off for my miniatures.
I haven't considered using a speedpaint base (like zealot yellow) with a metallic drybrush. I have just been using straight metallic paint, but I really like this idea.
Great video! I have been putting speed paints over different bases but hand't thought to do the other way around with drybrushing. I will have to try that!
How is speed paint different from normal paint? Or different from a wash or varnish? Can we get a video that talks about the different types of paints and how they're different, what they're for?
That turned out actually really sick! I can see where maybe the gold didn't look exactly like what you wanted. Unrelated note I like the Alkaline Trio beanie 🤣 got to see them open for Coheed and Cambria a while back!
I enjoy these videos and have used speed paints and learned to live with the reactivation... but my results are not as good as yours. On the other hand, I have never used acrylics in between to cover up my mistakes. Seriously though, if you are going to have to touchup mistakes with acrylics, why use speed paints at all? it does not seem to be speedy... Instead, why not just use acrylics throughout?
Personally, I use speedpaints because I like the way that they flow around the details of the model. I have found that fixing small areas after completing a single speedpaint coat, takes less time than the standard "two coat method" While it is not a significant saving in time, I enjoy the finished results.
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It's amazing how easy it is to get great results with Army Painter products
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I like the metal effect. It looks pretty good without being too bright.
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Love the different techniques in each of these videos!
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Love your paints and your website. Thanks.
Thanks as well! 😄
This looks excellent!
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The amount of super helpful videos you're putting out is crazy! Thank you
We're glad we can help!😁
You make it look so easy. :)
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I like how you used zealot yellow to base the gold/bronze metallics. Neat idea.
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Wow, the size of that brush. I wouldn't be able to detail anything with that big thing. It is quite impressive how good you make the mini look though despite that big thing.
Thank you!
Awesome mini! We need Speedpaint metallics
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These minis are making me want to get into the game. Thanks for all of the recent helpful videos, I'm learning tons!
You're welcome! Glad to help! 😁
Always love when a new video is released from Wargamers Delivered!
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It's got to be awkward with the camera placement but the results speak for themselves. I really want to try speedpaints and see what I can pull off for my miniatures.
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really like zealot yellow
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The pose of the model looks sweet, the paints really shined on the sword, helm, and shoulders for sure. Amazing job.
Appreciate it! 😀
I have really enjoyed the speedpaints I have used. I will be using them for sure in my upcoming army paint job...
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Excellent work, in spite of mainly coming here for the giveaway, I did enjoy the video. ;)
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I really like the Song of Fire and Ice minis. I am very curious about the gameplay.
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I haven't considered using a speedpaint base (like zealot yellow) with a metallic drybrush. I have just been using straight metallic paint, but I really like this idea.
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Looks like 'everyone' is now doing the top down primer spray, of which I may end up doing the same on my builds/paints.
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Love these videos! The “Over the Shoulder” series, its definitely helped me in knowing what I need to improve on with regards to painting. Keep it up!
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That Slaughter Red looks amazing!
Thank you! It's a great color!
Yeah a zenithal undercoat is the ticket.
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Great video. I look forward to seeing more
We'll be posting more so keep an eye out! Thank you!
I've got some of those guys in a box! Makes me want to break them out!
Go for it and share the photos with us!
Really cool!
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Great video! I have been putting speed paints over different bases but hand't thought to do the other way around with drybrushing. I will have to try that!
Glad it was helpful!
How is speed paint different from normal paint? Or different from a wash or varnish? Can we get a video that talks about the different types of paints and how they're different, what they're for?
We'll definitely consider this as one of our video topics!
Keep em coming man
Plenty more coming your way! Stay Tuned!
Loving the videos!
Thank you! ❤
Have heard of zenithal priming but don’t really know what it is
Hey Tiffany, Stay tuned we have a tutorial for zenithal priming coming next week!
That turned out actually really sick! I can see where maybe the gold didn't look exactly like what you wanted. Unrelated note I like the Alkaline Trio beanie 🤣 got to see them open for Coheed and Cambria a while back!
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I rather win the model than the paint. That little guy looks great.
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I enjoy these videos and have used speed paints and learned to live with the reactivation... but my results are not as good as yours. On the other hand, I have never used acrylics in between to cover up my mistakes. Seriously though, if you are going to have to touchup mistakes with acrylics, why use speed paints at all? it does not seem to be speedy... Instead, why not just use acrylics throughout?
Personally, I use speedpaints because I like the way that they flow around the details of the model. I have found that fixing small areas after completing a single speedpaint coat, takes less time than the standard "two coat method" While it is not a significant saving in time, I enjoy the finished results.