Warhammer tricks I wish I knew as a BEGINNER
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I ve learned a lot! Your videos are amazing, thank you. You made the heart of this nevarran necromancer bright LOL
Jo Sonja Magic Mix always works for me to dilute contrast paints and is pretty cheap for a giant bottle. Your editing style is one of my favorites on the internet; so funny!
Yeah that’s some good medium 😎👌
Thanks for the tip! Glad you appreciate my style 🤓
Many friends swear by Testors Dull Coat, but I like Vallejo matt the best. Also worth noting gloss or satin varnish is great to put down over your base coat but before contrast/washes as it makes them both flow more smoothly. If you want your wash to stain more hit it with a dull/matt coat. You can always varnish at the end and with paint on you can do stuff like Matt for the scales/carapace and gloss for fleshy bits/viscera/lenses and other areas you want to be glossy.
Great input thanks!
It's always cool to have new content from you!
Thanks!! More soon 👀
She is BACK!
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thanks :) picking up the varnish
It’ll be worth it!
Dont feel obligated to thin contrast or speed paint with contrast medium. Its kind of over priced for what it is. Use the following instead: 1/3 water, 2/3 matt medium (I use galeria acrylic medium because the 250ml bottle lasts forever) and add flow improver ( for a 10-20 ml batch 2 drops is enough, though exactly how much is personal preference). About $0.04 per ml. 20 drops roughly = 1ml mind you.
Water works find 90% of the time. I bring this stuff out when I need a wash or to thin speed paints. Though for speed paint 2.0 I always add a bit of paint retarder to slow it down a bit.
Thanks for the tip!! I don’t use as much this technique so for me its non a problem to use medium.. but I bet other people would find this useful! I’ll write it down for another video, if you allow me to! (:
@@ataraxiapainting by all means, please do
Thx for my dose of Drama :-D I switched to the contrast medium a while ago and it really shows.
Always here for the drama!
Thanks for the tips 😊
No problem 😊
Maybe try a dry pallet for the contrast paints. I never had issues with cracking contrast paints.
I actually never put them on the wet palette, it was just for the video to make clear what color was (because I usually use the cap of the wet palette that’s now pretty stained ahah)
Thanks for the video! Good tip!
Glad it was helpful!
Not mentioning AK interactive liquid retarder and Golden wetting agent ( which breaks surface tension of your paint as an additive on the palette )
Must try! Thanks!
And also, charismatic!
I mighr be weird, but I kinda like glossy finishes on some models and materials. On fabric, it's a big no-no, but on stuff like a carapace, round gems or sweaty skin, a bit of of a natural reflection adds to it, I think. It won't look good in pictures, but I think it looks good when you move the miniature around.
Have you ever learnt anything from military scale modelers?
Yes but it was later in my hobby journey! Still, plenty of interesting techniques there
Army Painter “anti shine” is also a **very** good mat varnish/medium.
Yeah I use it for the same reason, I have about 4 different mediums that act slightly different with different brands of paint, ink and contrast paints. I love experimenting 😎👌
Also using drying retarder is really good for small details as the paint doesn’t dry on the brush tip 😎
@@beetle5000 GSW max matt varnish is very good as is AK ultra matt varnish
@@antongunther3977 I have the GSW one but not tried the AK one, I do love the AK paints though 😀
if you havent tried ak ultramatt then i suggest trying it, cause i dunno if army painter have reformulated since i last used it but army painter anti shine is like a satin varnish. ak ultramatt is a completely different universe of mat, it completely kills all surface shine, it can be too matt at times for certain surfaces.
I use Army Painter matte finish and it works well. Does AK Interactive work better? The only problem I have with AP's is that you get so little of it. Thank you for your hard work and knowledge.
I LOVE ultra matte… 😍
Who wouldn’t 👀
thk for the tip but plz lower bell ring volume. i just increase sound to hear what u said then the bell hit me dizzy.
Ohh sorry but this is actually really helpful! Thanks!!
Very beautiful, can you draw me a picture, please, aunty?
I’ll draw you like one of those French girls…
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Thank you, I want to draw that picture, please, aunt
Advanced painter? It's better that others call you that ...
But I can do nmm :(
Well...there you go..lol
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