Grey Knight Combat Patrol; Speed Painting with Liquid Metals

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • Elevate your painting game with our liquid metal paint challenge in our Grey Knights tutorial! Follow along as we time ourselves painting a Grey Knights combat patrol, testing the performance of liquid metal paints in real-time. Learn valuable techniques for achieving stunning silver Armor, dynamic red accents, and captivating blue robes, all while putting new products to the test. Whether you're a hobbyist seeking to improve your skills or a veteran painter exploring new possibilities, this tutorial offers an engaging and informative experience that's sure to inspire.
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    Hardware:DJI Pocket 2, Nikon D5200, Fuji AX-5, Zoom H6, Generic Lave Mic, Generic Shot Mic
    Software: Da Vinchi Resolve, Blender, Unreal Engine.
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Комментарии • 2

  • @nicholasvinkler1635
    @nicholasvinkler1635 2 месяца назад +1

    Nice stuff. What brand are those metallics? I missed it I guess

    • @TheMiniPaintingPage
      @TheMiniPaintingPage  2 месяца назад

      Hi
      No problem, I touched on it very briefly, but where not a miniature paint may not stick in mind :)
      The range is roberson liquid metal acrylic paint. They are made in London I think, but are available from 3rd party sellers (not sure on availability or cost outside of the UK)
      There about £7 - £10 but 30ml bottles and come in a bunch of colours and types.
      Hope the above helps and sorry for the length of reply haha 😄