Article: Speed Painted Orks

Sukigod

Sukigod

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I was just about to ask you this same question... "How do you do yours..." Thanks! I'll definately have to experiment with this. I especially like how the metals turn out (and I've also got a dozen lootas to do my self). Thanks!
 
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Khorga

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Great Article! Dipping this way is a lot cheaper, sice a can of Army Painter Quick Shade costs 24 €. and the other thing i like is that your dip dries matte, unlike the QS Dip, which dries very glossy.
 
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Scotybalboa

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Absolutely brilliant article, wish I'd seen this before starting my new Chaos Space Marine Army, I'm sure it could work quite well the millenia old armour they wear! Maybe some Plauguemarines need to be ordered.....
 
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Cl4d

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My dips I did with your technique are only coloring the recesses nothing else, the metals they the same and everything, do you have any idea why?
 
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Lemmingspawn

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You'll find the main aim of this technique is to shade the recesses. If it only shades the crevasses and low areas, then it is doing it's job well. However, you should be getting some colouring of the flat areas too. If you are not, then it is possible that the paint you are using may be too thin. Also, keep in mind that I used the citadel washes to finish off the weathering effect, so this may be what you need to do to finalise your painting. The dip will add the dirt, the wash creates an overall darkening of the entire effect. Another thing you can do, is once you've dipped a few times, if it's still not doing what you expect, paint some of the wash onto the areas you want messed up some more. This will add time to your project, so I do recommend using the washes over those areas instead to reduce the time it takes.
 
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Doddi

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To Dalanshin. Maby you missed this stepp. "1 big drop of detergent to break down the surface tension."
To Lemmingspawn. Great help. Thanks a lootaz
 
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