Vallejo Xpress Colour... What it looks Like Live!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- I bought the Vallejo Xpress Colour range to try out and you guys seemed to like the last one I did of these so let's do it again! I have them all except Nuclear Yellow. I can't find it for love nor money nor favours so we'll press on regardless!
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First moody mauve, now gloomy violet, when we we get "emotionally distant grey"
Depressed green
@@rodin9836 melancholy beige
The way they settle and the coverage they give reminds me of the Vallejo washes. They have an amazing tendency to spread evenly over the flat surfaces while settling in the recesses.
Thank you for doing this, really useful to see the colours "in action"!
Thank you very Much! I will be buying the set now thanks to you! Other youtubers have reviewed them but I feel like they're being paid to talk about them. This was completely real and the colors looked great! Vallejo should send you a lil something.
Another relaxing and informative stream, sir! Thanks
The rubbing off in your testing at the end are the exact same experience I have with contrast paint. I find them to be very fragile and typically varnish before I start next steps like highlights or metallic paints. Simply because i will rub paint off from handling them when i brush against the model.
You do need to be a bit more careful, especially so with the xpress color range, as they have a longer drying time. Which is actually amazing for certain effects, like wetblending or glazing, or even just fixing mistakes a few mins later.
I found the black comes out quite green/blue, even more so than Army Painter's. I'm still searching for a 'black' black.
do you think this is better than the contrast? or the other way?
Vote me interested if you ever want to do this for Scale75 Instant Colors, even Warcolours Antithesis
Why no space wolves grey?
What's 22 divided into something even.....
My smartass: 2 groups of 11, or 11 groups of 2.
Is it easy to do a wetblend with these ?
They have a longer drying time than other contrast styles (though not as much as the new speedpaints), so should be easier, yes.
HOLY SHIT VALLEJO REACTIVATES!!!!!
Why are you putting the brush in your mouth?