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Testing Turbo Dork Color Shift Paints - Plus Golden Airbrush Medium
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2021
- Here I test out Turbo Dork's Color Shift Paints. These acrylic paints are easy to airbrush and have zero smell. They come in many colors and they perform best over a black base. I also thin them with Golden Airbrush Medium which works as a great thinner.
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I believe the Prism Power and Twin Sons colors get their shift based on the underlying colors. If you have a gradient of white to black you will see the color change. This way you can control what color shows up on a specific part. It is helpful for miniature painting when a zenithal technique is used.
100% A good example of this is at ruclips.net/video/rEF6viH8Y_8/видео.html
Yeah, I reckon they'd be cool over a zenithal.
EDIT: they are.
That's definitely a good idea! But this video leaves me curious to how they would look on a grey colored primer. Maybe that would be the perfect in between to really make the colors pop with less effort 🤷
@@pan2990 i believe turbo dork is even marketing these as "zenishift" paints, specifically performing best with contrast underpainting/highlighting.
I've been using a zenithal shift for battletech minis. Through my .3 needle it's ok, the part that sprays over the white highlight takes 2 more passes with how thin it is. But on the up side I can really dial in how intense I want the top part of the shift color to be. The zenithal I do is spray the mini black primer, then spray titanium white from a steep angle. I brace my elbow on the desk in the same spot so I always get the same angle.
I've used some of these on warhammer power weapons as well, mostly swords. Line the swords with your brightest silver afterwards and they look pretty nice. You can even glaze over them to add some shading in for more dimensionality.
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The next time you do a shifting paint test, paint bendable strips of sheet plastic. Then when it dries, you can bend the flat piece and find the optimum curvature that the shift can be seen. I think some of the pieces you have are either too flat or have edges that are too sharp for any shift to be seen.
You have a fair point and it would better show off what the paint is ultimately capable of. However, the less than ideal surfaces are of much more value to us than the perfect circumstance. Between gunpla, RL scale, & wargaming modelers, we get a better idea of how these types of paints will realistically work out. Even the spoons may be too generous for shift paints. I've tried several brands on different wargaming models and, with few exceptions, they're not really worth the cost & effort.
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I actually love the cloud nine over a light grey/ zenithal prime it gives a awesome pearlescent( spell check) shimmer to all of my sea creatures.
I found in my own testing that the direction the color shifts on the bottle indicates what kind of color shift it is. I got Wavelength and Twin Sons, and while the first has a horizontal purple/blue shift and behaves like a color shift - I found that Twin Sons which has the more prominent vertical color separation on the bottle indicates that the color shifts depending on what the base coat is with no transition between the two.
This (as always, lol) is crazy helpful. I'm wanting a color shift for one of my upcoming builds. You're always putting out a video I need, it's the best coincidence!
Thanks buddy 👍
Glad to see this video.. I just picked up Sugar Rush and tried all night seeing how it works, and decided it's not for hand brushes!
Nice to see the Airbrush effectiveness, i'll definitely revisit.
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Mr Rex, thanks for another great video. Airbrush medium is nothing more than an acrylic polyurethane just like klear floor polish, 4030, etc,etc. They pretty much work all the same.
I used Crystal Cavern and Blue Raspberry over Vallejo Gloss Black Primer for my Aeronautica Imperialis Tau. They came out even better than I was hoping for.
Long time viewer. I have been using alclad products exclusively, based on you reviews. Can you please make a video about reverse washes and panel lining over alclad products and what I need to purchase? Thank you, you have taught me a lot!
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@@barbatosrex9473 I haven't checked it out yet! I'll give it a listen at work today! Thanks.
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Thank you very much for reviewing the Golden Airbrush Medium! I have used it to airbrush acrylic craft paint on an old polyurethane vehicle model (after priming) and was quite happy with the results. It seemed to work better than windshield washer fluid. I also used it to thin Vallejo Game Color silver for a resin semi trailer kit. Even though I was rather clumsy with my airbrush on that one, it still came out decent enough for display. I look forward to seeing you use it in some other reviews.
It's great stuff, I will definitely be using in other paints
I've used some of those Walmart color shift paints on D&D mini's and they work pretty good for the price point. Haven't sprayed them though, just brushed to give a nice effect to armor and the like. Great video as usual, can't wait to see your results with the cheaper paints.
Very nice. Looking forward to your next videos.
On color shift paints you get the best results with a deep gloss coat over them.
I just glossed them, I'll post the picture of those tomorrow
@@barbatosrex9473 nice! I've been looking for a low toxic color shift. Had an eye at the turbo dork but not sure.
If you like color shifts, try Wicked Colors Flair and Cosmic lines
I'll check them out. While not my favorite brand I find the Vallejo ones to be excellent
@@barbatosrex9473 Wicked Colors takes a bit of a learning curve to handle, that's for sure. It's too bad RUclips doesn't allow pictures in comments, the Flair Blue Violet looks incredible once you put a high gloss top coat over it. I've used both KBS DiamondClear and Createx's own 4053 High Gloss on spoons and it looks phenomenal. Works as a decent pearl over white, but it really shines on black and midnight blue.
I'd love to see that same Flair Blue Violet over your own Blackened Blue!
Your rocks are definitely showing a strong color shift (contra your in-video comments). Look at the rock set in the background on the desk. It doesn't show much when right under the lights and close to the camera, but there's a very strong green/purple shift when it's on the tabletop.
Another great video, thanks for sharing!!! 👍👍👍
Rex… are Tempera paints sprayable on a air brush??
I’m looking for a washable paint to spray my car wheels.
I used Tamiya's acrylic thinner with Turbo Dork's metallic Six Shooter and I think it shocked the paint.
I found that some of these bottles need to be completely emptied, mix in some thinner and replaced in the bottle. As these are thick and hard to mix. Once I did that I get a much better result.
It looks like some of these could be super interesting over hues, and with different tones/brightnesses . Would they destroy cured Vallejo game colour?
I'd like to see how a g'zok with a blue-turquoise gradient takes the green shift 😍
Great video. I subbed bc of this vid. Im very interested. Keep up the amazing work!
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My first concert was ELP (showing my age as well) :)
you mentioned gtr car color is there one that matches the midnight purple 2 or 3 and millennium jade?
Do you primer the peice before applying alclad gloss black then shoot the turbo dork paint?
I consider Alclad Gloss Black Base a primer so you don't need anything under it.
@@barbatosrex9473 awesome thanks
I've had good results with turbo dork. Definitely not for beginners. With the brush it takes min three super thin coats.
The rounder or sharper the angles the better the shift
Curious, what got you into Gundam?
31:58 you can kinda see the color shift on the stones when they are laying flat away from the camera
did you find one of them good for like that effect on muffler pipes or afterburners.... you know that blue, purple and orange effect. i was hoping you tried some over chrome.
Wow, I never thought of it. Definitely a blue to purple. I did a video on how to paint burnt metal for exhaust, check it out if you haven't already
@@barbatosrex9473 Dude.... I've seen all your videos #1 fan....lol I don't know how you don't have a million subs already.
I think you can get a better result on hand brush with a wider brush and thin multiple layer.
I wonder what kind of look you might get if you drybrush a white over the black rock pieces and then airbrushed the colours that can go over white? That might be good but might be too severe of a contrast.
Barbatos where did you get your nailpolish shaker. That product is perfect for wery thicc paints like Italeri and Vallejo panzer aces that I cant shake even after I put a mixing ball in.
Have you ever tried using Future as a thinner for acrylics?
Barbatos have you tried the new markfit super strong by Tamiya? Tamiya knows their decals are too thick, instead of making them thinner they are realising a super strong decal setter and softener.
all the bottles of turbo dork ive used have turned to curdled milk before i can even get them home. Would absolutely not recommend these paints to anyone unless you want a curdled milk texture for basing or something and then paint over it.
Hey, great vid. Have you ever used AT Colors, I believe they are from Malaysia. (on Shopee). They do a small range of airbrush metallics, clear, shifters, chrome and mixers. I would love to hear your opinion before I make that dive in to a full set of them.
I'd also love to see the turbo dork shift paint over a chrome, gold and steel.
Came across an acrylic paint line made by Italeri. Have you ever tried them before? If you ever get a chance, I would love your opinion.
I have a small batch of them. I will be checking them out soon. I tried to airbrush one when I first got them and had trouble spraying it, came out with splotches so I will try it again. They might be more suited for hand painting
Have you ever tried retarder to help with the brush strokes. I believe a few different companies make different versions of it. But it just lengthens drying to to help brush strokes settle out
That's true. I use retarder with my solvent paints but I forgot to use some here. Thanks for the heads up
I still find these underwhelming. The colours that are purple to violet all look the same and the lighter colours have there shifting wiped out by their dominant colour
A lot of these are hit and miss with color shifting... Six Shooter is a very good metallic black. Super dark.
ALWAYS wear a respirator when spraying Turbo Dork paints!!! dont breathe these in!!
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@@barbatosrex9473 thanks!
hi i bought an airbrush and some models, its mi first time painting with this kind of stuff, in the shop that i bought my paint they only had a tamiya semi gloss and russian green primer from Vallejo, have you ever used this kind of gloss? i saw a lot of your videos but i didnt got to catch that, if you have what advice could you give me or i just use it like every gloss?, english is not mi first lenguaje and i'm making this witohut a translater so sorry if i miss speled some words, tnx
Yes, I use semi gloss black by Tamiya all the time. I use it for car seats in my models. It looks like black leather. Your hobby shop needs to get better stock 😉
@@barbatosrex9473 they sold out almost all the things that I wanted so I bought what they had, thanks for the reply
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Your ears are going out bro...lol
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I need to unsubscribe! 😉 You keep making me break out my wallet! Great video.
They just sent me a full set of their metallics. I also got a discount code from them. I'll out it in the description
Dude I bet you have the biggest collection of paints and supplies. Wtf do you do with all of it!? I bet half you use one time and never use again. Also, do you buy them all or are any of these company’s smart enough to give you stuff to test out? If they don’t, they are idiots.
I would love some companies to send me paint to test. So far MCW Paints and Createx have sent me paints to test. Not so much anyone else 🙁 But the bit of money I make here I put back into the channel for more products to test for you guys.
@@barbatosrex9473 I don’t know if you have checked out mission models clear primer OR the polyurethane additive for acrylics but I know mike at ronaldi studios uses it and he’s got some great results. I wouldn’t mind checking it out personally. Anyways thanks for the informative videos sir and you could probably sell the paint you don’t want after you test it to buy new stuff 🤷♂️