How to Paint Power Swords with Contrast Paints
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- čas přidán 22. 09. 2022
- This video puts together small tutorials on how to paint a Fire Sword, Evergreen Sword, Sea Sword, Fros Sword, and easy gold NMM (non metal metal) using Citadel Contrast paints.
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I had crippling depression before I watched this video. I still do, but now I can paint swords.
If there's humour, there's hope! 😘
AWESOME!! This was much more helpful than 98% of the other power sword tutorials! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
glad you liked it!
Why has CZcams been hiding this amazing video? Thank you for the wonderful tutorial :D
You're welcome 💜
ez grey knights swords right here! Good video and quick to the point.
That is actually, fantastic bang for you buck time wise! Thanks for sharing.
You made my day with this video
Yeah!! 😄
Great Vid!!!
No fuss, no muss, right down to business, clearly and cleanly!! Thanks so much!!
Top notch more videos like this please. Any format your skill needs to be seen
Thanks for the video. Beautiful power swords!
Just found this video in my recommendations and it was fantastic.Straight to the point, easy to follow, VERY well lit and filmed. Thank you for this, and hopefully will see more from your channel in the future!
thank you! i'm glad you liked it :) i am working on new simple tutorials, dont hesitate to let me know what you'd like to see
Outstanding. Thank you.
Impressive!
nice video mate, simple like it should be ;)
This is genius. Awesome thanks 4 the tutorial
thank you for watching and commenting!
Wow amazing thanks
You got it!
This was an awesome video helped me alot add more flair to my blood angel army now even on little combat blades I do this kinda power blade style. An on bigger power weapons I do a traditional grid or lightning effect ❤
That's great to hear! 😄
love it. i'm curious, as to if this could work, with a little glow powder, in a soft white mixed with a lot of the colors, for a powered on look.
I would wonder about the powder giving texture to the sword. Depends on the medium i guess... I have glow paint that works well
Great viveo! More colors please!!!
Merci pour la vidéo
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Great tutorial!
Sadly, ak acrylics isnt available where i live, what would you substitute the yellow for the green tutorial with?
Preferably gw or vallejo
Thanks in advance!
I’d say play it safe and just got with a Corax white or maybe even white scar if you want it that extra bright on the trim 👍
That type of yellow can be found in any company you like, try a paint converter to help you decide 😁
@@possiblyfulgrim3995I wonder if the green sword color scheme would also make for a good plasma gun glow.
@@derpstick5467 honestly? I think it’d look pretty dope!
@@possiblyfulgrim3995 yeah but I’m wondering when I should stop applying the darker green, like I guess I’d want the the top to look the brightest with the tesseract glow and then I put the yellow on the bottom of the coils.
For the green sword you said you put tesseract glow as the first layer. But TessGl is way green and your first layer was quite yellow. What paint is correct for layer one on that weapon?
it is tesseract yellow 🙃
TessGl goes mostly yellow for me
idk if this would be any help but Tglow requires A LOT of shaking every single time you use it. more than any other paint i own it settles quickly and very thick. you should be able to see all the green gunk at the bottom dissolve back into the paint, thats how you know its fully mixed@@Thatothertemplar
wow, but in magenta, which will use contrast paint? thank you.
contrast paints have different opacity, Doomfire Magenta is very thick, but if I had to use it with another, either Luxion Purple or Magmadroth flame depending on the effect i am looking for
@@vanessaminiatures7023 base doomfire magenta and volupus pink for light? What do you think? Thank you.
of course, if your intention is not to mix 2 contrasts like i did, Magenta is a good base color, I use a lot of contrast as basinc colors, then highlight with others
@@vanessaminiatures7023 And if I wanted two contrast, which?, as well you did. Thanks.
Looks great, but after shelling out a ton of money for how many paints ? Come on there's supposed to be a cost of living crisis and this sword to paint is now ££££££££££££££££
I do work a lot with contrast for commissions. I happen to have many pots, and these are simple ways on how to use them if you happen to have any.
@@vanessaminiatures7023 the sword looks brilliant just wondering if this could be applied to a gundam 1/144 figure
@@aleccap5946 its principles of wet blending, as long as you work piece by piece of armor. Otherwise contrast are great of a white primer too