Thank you Sir🫡 I’m glad you like the vid!

Excellent! You’re very welcome 🙂

Thank you sir 👍🏻

Thank you for subscribing! That is a great suggestion too. Do you think that as an alternative to diluting contrasts, that an additional white drybrush over the white primer (prior to the contrast) can enhance the contrast effect? I’ve seen some KZfaqrs do this but not tried it myself 🤔

@@rawhammer80 well, no =) And thats becouse the white scar is very white, and even though there are whiter white, the contrastpaint is "very" strong. it would not make much difference in the end. It could make some difference if you used a cream color primer, and then add a white heavy drybrush or over brush before the contrast. I prime my tyranids wraithbone. Contrast (3:1). Drybrush with wraithbone. Then i drybrush select parts with palid wych flesh. After that, on "hero" models i go over the models with thinned down wraith and or palid to paint to paint over some of the eventual "chalky" parts from the drybrush. Make it smooth and clean. The gounts and smaller models dont get this treatment, only the bigger monsters and the "hero" models. But thats me, one of the reasons i started a tyranid army was due to the GW leviathan color scheme, the contarst between the purple and the bone color. I have painted the carapace 2 layers shyish purple instead of the one GW use, to get a deeper purple for example. And my advice is to continue with your scheme if you like it. That is the beauty with the hobby, that we paint our armies they way we like. =) I would however advice to use contrast medium for many contrast paints and never paint stright from the pot. Paint a 2 layers of diluted contrast layers. It easier to work with, and much easier to avoid "coffee staines" that is one of the issues many have with contrast straight out of the pot. Water works to dilute contast, but it can change the way the medium in the paints works, its "capilary effects". But have used water when i run out of contrast medium. With all that said, i have no issues with the finished result on you model, or your painting skills. The result was great while not spending hours upon hours painting, and for most of us, thats the what we want, we want to get our minis battle ready. If you have any spare testing model, try it out. My first time using contrast paint ended with me dipping my models in paint remover, to start over, they looked like shit compared to my other models painted using the regular paints, base, layers, shades and glazes. Now i use contrats most of the time, only using normal paints to highlight or change some parts of the paintwork. The rest is just nitpicking =)

@manic_racoon that’s awesome, I would love to paint a Norn one day they look really technical! I hope this method works for you, let us know how it goes! 🦖

Cheers captain! Next project inbound soon. Haha, I’ve had to ‘rescue’ so many of my own units in the past, probably the reason I use this fail safe technique these days! 🙂

Ah that’s awesome, I hope they turn out nicely 🙂

@jadenpaber1952 fantastic, Old One Eye is the archetype for the Behemoth scheme! You’re very welcome sir 👍🏻

@@rawhammer80 yahhh but i wanna make it like its a cloned version of the OOE but made for the leviathan fleet hahaha (i just wanna use the paints available already instead of buying new ones)

Yes of course, I thought I was commenting on the Tyrannofex video 😂 Your OOE will look epic in the Leviathan scheme, and please let me know if you find any better (faster) ways of getting models battle ready! 🙌🏻

@@rawhammer80 just finished the leviathan OOE heheh wish i can share it with ya

Fantastic! You could send a pic to my Insta account 👍🏻

@dcsaustin2 I think maybe the Genestealer Purple drybrush takes any shiny (ness) away to give a more matte finish. Let me know if this works for you 🙂