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Speedpaints - an experiment (cont. again)

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I then tried a few more freehands on the back.

In the last Freehand I had painted Blood Red over the Fiery Giant Orange and that is a very aggressive red.

Conclusion: The Speedpaints from Armypainter do what they are supposed to do and as they are advertised. And that for a quite reasonable price. 34€ for 10 colours and a good brush are a worthwhile investment. Will I paint everything with them now? No, there are still too few colours for that and I don’t want to paint my armies differently “in the middle”. However, future projects and especially board game miniatures will probably be painted with it. A clear buy recommendation if you keep in mind the limitations and protect the minis with a layer of varnish from time to time.

As a reminder, here is the video of Army Painter itself:

[1] A small drop of bitterness: The 28-page painting guide stated on the package only has 24 pages. Has someone miscounted or should there be a new version of the guide that also contains the Speedpaints? They are missing.

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torros
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I’ve seen some videos where they didn’t get the painting guide at all

zorg
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the final result does look good for quick results @sundancer

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