Juan H. was the one who really showed me that you need to apply a pretty good amount of Contrast paint. I was using small amounts thinking that it was crucial to avoid putting too much on. It's dramatically changed the models I use Contrast paints on.
Because GW sprays are absurdly overpriced (seriously, you can get premium artist-grade spray paints for less), I would add that priming with an airbrush will give you a perfectly smooth foundation to work with and it's WAY cheaper in the long run. If you don't have an airbrush, you can get a cheap cordless compressor/airbrush bundle for just 70 USD off Amazon--that's around the price of just four cans of Citadel spray paint.
The only time I would recommend rattle can over airbrush for priming for a large batch of minis or for terrain. Then again you could get rattlecan primer from your hardware store as well as a cheaper alternative.
@@Valreg agreed! Tractor cans are great for terrain, if they leave some texture it makes it better, and it just covers so much area, doing a box set worth of terrain is so fast! 👌🥰
That would be all of them!!!!!! 😃😄😁😆😅5 Smile's. Don't forget touch ups.....😁 And anodised aluminium look.....the pipe will never be the same again....😋.
Finally, someone talks about the primer, everyone made a video about the new paints and noone mentioned the primer and since corax spray was a disaster I was very curious about it, thank you so much!
The skin on that gutrippa is exactly how I want mine to look! The rageshade is amazing, I agree about it fitting as a staple paint. What was used as the base for the orc skin?
Hi! Just started using Targor Rageshade along with constrast paints. I'm still quite a begginner painting minis and was wondering if it's ok to apply Targor on all miniatures just to get that deeper contrast look? Or is that overkill?
Nice review Sylva, do the contrast paints leave a gloss/shiny finish when dry? I've noticed the old contrast paints can leave a glossy/shiny finish if applied too thickly.
As you said if too thickly applied, yes I’d say they are a little glossy but I noticed that the new formula for nuln oil is SO much less glossy than the previous version!
Suggestion. Next time you make a video about these paints, show the results when they're DRIED. People can't actually see what you're talking about, the difference between when you're applying the paint and when it's completely dried it HUGE, you can't really 100% judge how it's going to look/settle when you're applying, same thing with Army Painter Speedpaints. When you were talking about the leather paint, I really wish you'd show when it's dry.
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Thanks for the recomendations :)
Juan H. was the one who really showed me that you need to apply a pretty good amount of Contrast paint. I was using small amounts thinking that it was crucial to avoid putting too much on. It's dramatically changed the models I use Contrast paints on.
Great video! thank-you!!
That was very useful
Thanks
Because GW sprays are absurdly overpriced (seriously, you can get premium artist-grade spray paints for less), I would add that priming with an airbrush will give you a perfectly smooth foundation to work with and it's WAY cheaper in the long run. If you don't have an airbrush, you can get a cheap cordless compressor/airbrush bundle for just 70 USD off Amazon--that's around the price of just four cans of Citadel spray paint.
Airbrush is the best!! 🔥🔥🔥👌😉🥰🐶
But also yes artist spray paints like Montana etc are amazing quality and generally pretty cheap from graffiti/art stores 🥰🐶
The only time I would recommend rattle can over airbrush for priming for a large batch of minis or for terrain. Then again you could get rattlecan primer from your hardware store as well as a cheaper alternative.
@@Valreg agreed! Tractor cans are great for terrain, if they leave some texture it makes it better, and it just covers so much area, doing a box set worth of terrain is so fast! 👌🥰
well but not everyone have a space fitting for using air brush
Great stuff. I love contrast paints so glad they're being expanded
1) This was very helpful
2) I frikin love Juan 🙂
3) Thank you!
That would be all of them!!!!!! 😃😄😁😆😅5 Smile's. Don't forget touch ups.....😁 And anodised aluminium look.....the pipe will never be the same again....😋.
Finally, someone talks about the primer, everyone made a video about the new paints and noone mentioned the primer and since corax spray was a disaster I was very curious about it, thank you so much!
Nice video. I'm getting that Targor Rageshade for sure. :)
Thanks, I'm gonna start to get into Warhammer 40k
Great video, Sylva!
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Great video! Is the white spray primer super smooth? It looks it in the video but hard to tell. Very excited about these new paints!
It’s amazing and super smooth! Darcy reviewed it in detail if you want to have a look ☺️ th-cam.com/video/B0FFZuDnPc0/w-d-xo.html
Nice Video , thanks for the infos ✌🏻
Very helpful, thanks! Subscribed as well :-)
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Insightful top five!
This is very helpful!
Yay I’m glad!!
Sick vid
Rageshade looks promising
The skin on that gutrippa is exactly how I want mine to look! The rageshade is amazing, I agree about it fitting as a staple paint.
What was used as the base for the orc skin?
The green undercoat is Mantis Warriors Green from the new range :)
@@sylvapaints4454 Heck yeah even better! Love contrast paints so I really appreciate the run through of them :)
60? It's 25 plus 7 new washes?
Hi! Just started using Targor Rageshade along with constrast paints. I'm still quite a begginner painting minis and was wondering if it's ok to apply Targor on all miniatures just to get that deeper contrast look? Or is that overkill?
Great vid❤️❤️❤️
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Cheers.
how did you manage to get invited with 5 video done on YT?
Nice review Sylva, do the contrast paints leave a gloss/shiny finish when dry? I've noticed the old contrast paints can leave a glossy/shiny finish if applied too thickly.
Look at pics of the orange that gw have been putting out thats really glossy I imagine others are too.
As you said if too thickly applied, yes I’d say they are a little glossy but I noticed that the new formula for nuln oil is SO much less glossy than the previous version!
@@sylvapaints4454 Awesome, thanks for the clarifying. Love your channel by the way. 😁
awesome video more like this :D and i cant wait too try out the new contrast paints
Suggestion. Next time you make a video about these paints, show the results when they're DRIED. People can't actually see what you're talking about, the difference between when you're applying the paint and when it's completely dried it HUGE, you can't really 100% judge how it's going to look/settle when you're applying, same thing with Army Painter Speedpaints. When you were talking about the leather paint, I really wish you'd show when it's dry.
That’s why I’m showing them at the end both dried and based :)
@@sylvapaints4454 touche I missed to see that, thanks!
it is not 60+ new paints.
I dont "need" any of them lol
goodd for you , that left moar for us
@@ysbrann3059 lol