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How to: Drybrush a Great Looking Copper Metal - GFN Studio Workshop

Most paint lines don't carry a true copper color, so in this video we show you a quick and simple way to produce a great looking copper color for your miniatures.

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Thank you all for your input, it's really appreciated. I'll see what I can do about adding stills at the beginning and end of the video. Would it be better to have a picture of the model pre-paint and then automatically switch to post-paint?