My Five BEST Uses for CONTRAST PAINTS | Warhammer 40k & AoS
Still on the fence about Citadel Contrast Paint? Looking for ideas on using them? Here are my Five Best Uses for Contrast Paints after having used them across a variety of Warhammer 40k models.
In this video I share 5 of the best ways I commonly use Contrast Paints in my Warhammer mini painting. Some of these methods follow very closely to what GW recommends while others speed up the painting process for specific details. Do you use contrast paints and if so what are your best uses? Let me know in the comments!
Games Workshop released their Citadel Colour Contrast Paint line upon piles of shame everywhere in June of 2019 - at least that was the intention based on their clever parody-based marketing campaign. In one thick coat you would be able perform a shade, mid-tone and highlight over their specially formulated undercoats to slay the grey in no time. I began experimenting with my Warhammer 40k miniatures and really used them extensively on my Warhammer Quest Blackstone Fortress set. I'm looking forward to doing something similar with Cursed City which is set in the Age of Sigmar setting. They certainly have their place in my painting toolkit, maybe they should have a place in yours?
-- GW Contrast Promo Vids from 2019 --
+Fifty Shelves of Grey: • Fifty Shelves of Grey
+Free Your Models: • Free Your Models
+What is best in life: • What is best in life?
+Inside the Citadel Contrast Lab: • Inside the Citadel Contrast Lab
-- Recommended Playlists/Videos --
+How to Paint Power Swords: • How to Paint EASY POWER SWORDS for Warhamm...
+How to Paint Plasma Weapons: • How to Paint PLASMA Weapons / Guns for War...
+Blackstone Fortress Playlist: • Blackstone Fortress
-- Social --
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Chapters:
00:00 No More Piles of Shame?
00:32 Use #1
01:15 Use #2
01:42 Use #3
02:09 Use #4
02:45 Use #5
03:28 Quick Tip!
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