Unboxing and painting test of Army Painter SpeedPaint set 2.0

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  • Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @kennyburkamp4054
    @kennyburkamp4054 9 месяцев назад +2

    Noble skin is just salamander skin tone from warhammer 40k

  • @andrascsabahorvath9804
    @andrascsabahorvath9804 Год назад +2

    Just starting to use my v2 speedpaints :) and my first project is a group of Chinese workers/gunfighters for What a cowboy. Considering skin tone, would you recommend Peachy flesh for them? I used Crusader skin for my Pinkertons, who are Caucasian, but I'm looking for a more oriental skin tone :)

  • @southpaw5483
    @southpaw5483 Год назад +1

    Thank you for sharing. What Color and Brand of Primer was used?

  • @wargameshobby
    @wargameshobby Год назад +1

    Nice review. I may consider these for future purchases, rather than contrast paints, which I also like, but I mush prefer the description of the colours rather than the fantasy versions which in most cases is confusing. I also like the further, more simple, description of each colour. They also look like they will do the job just as well, if not better, I must try some out. Nice job you two. 👍

  • @grahamswargamevault2635
    @grahamswargamevault2635  Год назад

    I would mix a little yellow into one of the skin colours.

  • @ianfrancis632
    @ianfrancis632 Год назад +1

    Just watching your video now. Like the normal descriptions on the paint bottles. These would be really useful to me as I am colourblind and can't tell the colours from their fantasy descriptions.
    You seem to have a slight issue with focus when showing the close-ups of the minis.

    • @grahamswargamevault2635
      @grahamswargamevault2635  Год назад

      Ahhh shame about the focus. I guess that is my shaky hand, not allowing camera to focus.