They are really useful for quick base coats. I think they are superior to Citadel Contrast paints, but the range is unfortunately quite limited at the moment.
I would say there's some truth in that observation. Often the harsher tool marks and casting roughness and mouldlines do have a negative effect on this style of paints. Extra work at the prep stage can make up for that.
![Napoleonic French in (Mostly) Contrast for The Silver Bayonet [How I Paint Things]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VbPsNCvNg-0/mqdefault.jpg)
Was wanting to get into Silver Bayonet for a while, this will be very helpful, thankyou!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
Very impressive work as always mate
Cheers dude
Always happy to see someone get stuck into The Silver Bayonet! Great work, mate!
Thanks. I need to get back into actually playing games and games with a dedicated solo mode are a good place to start.
Very nice work, and a very helpful tutorial for me. Much obliged, thanks, and please keep posting! Cheers! 👍
Thanks for watching. More videos on the horizon I promise.
Great video buddy 🙂👍
Thanks mate
brilliant vid bud, i need to get myself some of these Vallejo Xpress paints they look pretty decent
They are really useful for quick base coats. I think they are superior to Citadel Contrast paints, but the range is unfortunately quite limited at the moment.
AmazIng level of detail! Well done!
Thanks very much.
Most beautiful details, great job!
Thanks Phil
Very nice mate. I’ve found that the contrast-style paints don’t work so well on metal figures but you’ve certainly proved me wrong about that. 😂
I would say there's some truth in that observation. Often the harsher tool marks and casting roughness and mouldlines do have a negative effect on this style of paints. Extra work at the prep stage can make up for that.