The Army Painter Speed Paint 2.0 Mega Set, 50 Model Paint Set of Contrast Paints including Paint Shaker Mixing Balls for Miniature Painting with Free Army Painter Brush

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All the paints are watery, but the metallics are even more so, so make sure to be more liberal than usual to bring out the sheen. You can block or delete them by changing your browser settings however, as described below under the heading " How can I control cookies?

Nevertheless, the many flat areas of the Intercessors’ power armour will present quite a challenge for either paint. Hoplite Gold was then used for the ornate details, like the shield, the dragon chest piece, sword pommel and helmet accents. You can find reviews for Xpress Color here, Dipping Inks here, and my thoughts on the updated Contrast range here. The Army Painter sent me the upcoming Speedpaints Mega Set with all 23 Speedpaints, Speedpaint Medium, and a free brush. Now, I am marvelled by how crisp and clean the final finish looks, especially on the flat surfaces like the armour panels.If you’re looking to start out with Army Painter Speedpaints, I’d instead recommend starting small and getting a few bottles to try out before venturing out and getting a massive box set like this. Be sure to check out the video for more info on how the new Speedpaints are changing and what makes them better! Talos Bronze is more like a reddish copper tone and even more transparent, so I recommend adding a second coat.

Absolution Green is similar to Dark Angels Green, but the highlights are more visible and the result is smoother. I then applied gold to the accents on the mask to cover up the black, and this didn’t fix the problem either.

If you like what we’re doing here you could really help encourage more content with a share on any social media platform. Once dried, Noble Skin did a fantastic job representing black skin – though on the other hand, Peachy Flesh felt a bit off from real Caucasian skin and looked a bit more orange to my naked eye. Being able to quickly apply metallic paints over large areas and not having them look completely flat (although they still want a highlight) is a godsend. I heard you all love bunches of plasticard filled with a variety of coloured squares, so here they are. Colour Primer Skeleton Bone and Necrotic Flesh are also fun to play around with for unique results and Warpaints Air Matt White Primer can come in handy as well.