I’m like 50 seconds into the video, but huge YES to your comment on putting these things into application on actual minis instead of just bases(or the ever present plastic spoon). It helps so much more to see a Knight painted up, rather than what the effect/paints look like on the back of a utensil…

Thanks for the video, these new metallics and effects look the business!

Great video, you did make it look easy ,nice one.

Not that you need to change anything here (this demonstration and final product is awesome!), but Contrast/Speed Paints are fantastic for adding shadows to metallics via the airbrush. I use Gor Grunta Fur 50/50 with airbrush thinner to shade anything that is metallic yellow/green/red.

That green is marvelous. I'll want some of that when it becomes available!

These look good. Hopefully they go on sale soon for the masses

That Copper and Rough Iron ends up like Vallejo Tin Tin. A color I adore and use often.

Ayo those look good!

A really Lovely Metallic scheme, i hope we’ll see this one come out in plastic one day

The previous metallics used entirely mica, the new ones use a mica/aluminium powder mix.

Fantastic rundown of these, especially thanks to putting them into practice on a nice model, rather than painting a bunch of bases and calling it a day. Just one bit that's kind of a pet peeve of mine, so I apologize for going into it quite a bit: you said you like the machinery 'dark and grimy' as a reason to put down rust - but rust is the opposite of 'grimy', not in a visual sense, but in how a machine reads in terms of its health: grime and oil are healthy, rust is not. You want your machinery and moving parts greasy and grimy and oily, specifically because it prevents mechanical damage and corrosion, while rust *is* very damaging corrosion. A model of machinery painted with rust effects will read as uncared for, damaged, and stuck (in case of valves/joints/hinges); A model with grease and black grime will read as the opposite. Obviously the 'rule of cool' applies, and the resulting rust after drying is very subtle, but I feel like keeping details like that in mind helps add this extra bit of depth to your miniatures, since it's an additional layer of 'storytelling', by letting you show if the machine has been cared for or not (and for how long), and 'storytelling' is the main point of any and all weathering, I think. To show what a character, or machine (or place), went through in the past. But yes, sorry for the rant; and thanks for a genuinely great and practical review!

Oh boy this looks awesome, thankyou for posting this. I was always a fan of the color Rough Iron, and to see it being used in multiple different ways is interesting. For me I was thinking of trying out the new Death Metal color on some space marines. Might have to figure the rest of the scheme... black shoulders with steel trim. Red or Blue cloth (for the reds I was looking at some color swatches and was thinking the darkest color I could use the color Carnelian Skin. Will have to follow if you do some more fun paintjobs with this new range of colors. How well do they paint on without the Airbrush on larger surfaces?

Just wanted to give you a like and make a comment I enjoyed this video I was curious about their metallics paint cuase the old ones were junk and I am a user of more fancy brands, so thank you for the video and sweet pant job easy technique and simple scheme

Didn't realize you were saying Patina. Pa-tea-na ❤ great video on the paint though.

What did you use for the weathering on the green armor? Is that streaking grime or a dark brown oil? Thanks! Amazing work as always.

I think a small circle of bright yellow underneath the blood effects might have given it a look of a light behind it. Overall. a very nice job. Thanks for sharing.

What thinner did you use for the Army painter stuff?

Atropos!

Did you prime these parts grey, or just apply straight to the resin?

So far with anything I’ve seen with the fanatic range, I haven’t see anything that’s put me off buying these. They seem really solid, I’ve only used one of the blue ones The metallic coloured metallics seem really solid too! Have you tried the fanatic white/yellow yet, what are they like?

Just discovered your channel bcs of me searching up for these paints, I love your channel but I sometimes have to slow it down a bit for my small brain 😂

I came here literally to check the streak effect... And the video skips the streak effect entirely. GJ

Just so you know, AP said the wash formula hasn't changed, just new colors were added

Did you not thing the metallics for the airbrush?