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		![[Post New]](/s/i/i.gif)  2012/04/02 22:34:03
	  
	    Subject: GW Paints & Gold effects 
	
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                            Infiltrating Naga
	 
 
 
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									Me again      
 
 I have new experience with the new  GW paints but I'm having to head down to my local to pick up a mail order of supplies, while im down there I'm looking to grab some paints... What I need exactly is a couple of paints that I can combine to make a really nice gold effect and highlighting... I'm not to bothered whether the actual method / combination uses metallics or not but yeah...
 
  Any colors / combination suggestions with  GW's new paint range for a good looking gold effect?
 
 
 
 
  P.s. Pic's or examples of how the effect is supposed to look would be really nice too >.<
							  
							
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		![[Post New]](/s/i/i.gif)  2012/04/03 06:21:27
	  
	    Subject: Re:GW Paints & Gold effects 
	
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									I don't think anyone is going to have any example pics just yet.  Here is a studio pic and there formula though.   GW's paint chart online gives the same suggestion.
 
   
							 
							
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		![[Post New]](/s/i/i.gif)  2012/04/03 09:56:07
	  
	    Subject: GW Paints & Gold effects 
	
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                            Infiltrating Naga
	 
 
 
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									There gold looks kinda brassy :S
							 
							
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		![[Post New]](/s/i/i.gif)  2012/04/03 10:04:41
	  
	    Subject: Re:GW Paints & Gold effects 
	
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									Personally I prefer a mix of 50-50 between shining gold and dwarf bronze with a wash of Gryphonne Sepia or Devlan Mud depening on how I want to show. I will try to post a pic as soon as I get back home   
							 
							
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		![[Post New]](/s/i/i.gif)  2012/04/03 10:54:20
	  
	    Subject: GW Paints & Gold effects 
	
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                            Infiltrating Naga
	 
 
 
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									That would be awesome thanks   
							 
							
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		![[Post New]](/s/i/i.gif)  2012/04/03 11:43:51
	  
	    Subject: Re:GW Paints & Gold effects 
	
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									I prefer a basecoat of P3 Hammerfall Khaki (you can use Bleached Bone), then Shining gold, then a wash of Gryphonne Sepia, then a drybrush of Burnished Gold, then maybe doing tips in Mithril Silver. No idea what the newfangled equivalents are called, unfortunately. 
  
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								 This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2012/04/03 11:46:31 
							
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		![[Post New]](/s/i/i.gif)  2012/04/03 15:15:49
	  
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									Thats more like what I'm going for... I might be able to get ahold of some of those paints at clearance value saying that now that the new paints are in.
							 
							
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		![[Post New]](/s/i/i.gif)  2012/04/03 17:59:50
	  
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									Sasa0mg wrote:There gold looks kinda brassy :S  
 
 I 100% agree... that was my experience also, check out my HUGE GOLD experiment hehe:  http://atticwars40k.blogspot.com/2011/10/great-gold-rush-quest-for-best-gold.html
							 
							
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		![[Post New]](/s/i/i.gif)  2012/04/03 18:17:09
	  
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									Good article Gunzhard. When are you adding your experience with Vallejo Liquid Gold series? I see you mention it, but that you are not covering it now.
							 
							
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		![[Post New]](/s/i/i.gif)  2012/04/03 20:37:02
	  
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                            Infiltrating Naga
	 
 
 
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									Go figure I actually like this one best: Vallejo Model Colour method3
  
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  GW paints "Mathieu Fontaine" method: 
  
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  Vallejo Model Colour method 2
  
  Do look nice and are very similar. If I can get ahold of the right paints I might be able to do that one sooner. If not it looks like I'm ordering from vallejo again.
							 
							
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		![[Post New]](/s/i/i.gif)  2012/04/03 21:15:38
	  
	    Subject: Re:GW Paints & Gold effects 
	
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									Albiet who knows with the new paint range, but the old paint range, how I liked to do gold (alot due to my gold paints always failing when I needed them) 
  was to paint the surface mithril silver, then 2 washes of gryphon sepia and it gets a nice burnished gold almost bronze look without the flaky shine.
							 
							
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