Sunday, June 16, 2019

Paint Table Saturday 293th edition !

Paint Table Saturday 293th edition !
 Welcome to paint table 293 !

As usual I'll start with the finished projects of this week.
Also as usual , I always hope on more finished models.... and that got me thinking...

But first , my first steps with Contrast paints.
Yesterday I posted some findings on contrast paint.
And today I'm going to add some more findings...
Color test 2 : In the pictures above I used different primers. From left to right : Gorax white , Gorax white with White Scar highlights drybrushed , Grey Seer and Wraithbone.
And here in the same order , all in the same contrast paint :Warp Lightning. The best result for me is the second one : Gorax White drybrushed with White Scar.
Test 3 : Some Abyssal Succubi from Manic Games.
The figure on the right is just contrast paint (Flesh Tearers Red ) and the figure on the left is the next step , drybrushed with Evil Sunz Scarlet.

WARNING ! Contrast paints are not a faster nor better way to paint miniatures. It does not mean you can't win some time , but it will not save you hours. ( Some claim to paint a miniature in 4 to 6 minutes = Bull-crap ! ! ! ) It's another way of painting that will level up like any other skill or technique you use to paint miniatures.
Second : Contrast paints leave white spots in cracks and other places and it needs to be corrected to get a good result. So far I only had white spots with the red and purple contrast paint. With the purple one to be the worst ( picture below ) , but a positive side : When careful , you can't see the corrections. 
On the left some Basilea troops from Mantic Games in Purple contrast paint ( Shyish purple ) , dry-brushed with Phoenician Purple and Genestealer Purple. You can see the white spots that need to be corrected.
And on the other pictures I started on a Seraphon Warrior. I tested another contrast paint on its skin : Creed Camo. Then drybrushed with Elysian green and some scale highlights with Moot Green and Warpstone Glow. The drum is also a contrast paint : Aggaros Dunes.
That's all for that subject for now...

Back to my ever growing want to paint more miniatures...
First off , I changed my paint table setting again. I moved all GW paint to the table ( including the new ones / all 66 ).
And I got a second Räskog for the rest of my paints from Armypainter , Vallejo , Scale75 and Green Stuff World.
I can hear you say , that will not increase your painting numbers. Perhaps , but it's not all I came up with...
A second idea , instead of one paint table ... I created 3 paint tables ( with protection box , warding off hairs from the doggy's )
 Now I can work on 3 x the miniatures as before... and when I don't feel one paint table , I just swap them and continue painting on another one.
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1 - Paint Table Saturday 291th edition.
2 - Second half of Paint Table Saturday 292th edition.
3 - Today's paint table.
So now we've come to the end of this edition of Paint Table Saturday.
See you all next week !

8 comments:

  1. Nice job Mario, love the night goblins...

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  2. We love the goblins, your contrast paints!
    Bravo Mario!
    :-)
    But... We are very jalous because We have only 1 Räskog! ;-)

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    1. Thank you very very much L'Empereur.
      I may have 2 Räskog but my wife has 5 of them for her hobby stuff. ;-) ;-)
      Greetings

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  3. I have three Räskog for my own hobby needs ^_^

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  4. You've got some really cool projects going on. Very nice work!
    I have no idea what a Räskog is though, sounds Swedish.

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    1. Thank you very much Wouter !
      Räskog is a storage tower on wheels from IKEA. It helps me to store all my paints.
      Greetings

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