My experience is only with Space Marines however YOUTUBE shows someīrilliant Tyranid results where you can paint a huge Swarm in literally hours.Ī pair of Pliers and somewhere outdoors to do it all.ġ. Most applications are best served by STRONG Tone which is what I have used below, it works well on Darker MiniaturesĪnd extremely well on Tyranids and Orks. Where a STRONG tone would muddy and ruin a light toned miniature or color scheme.
With light/bright coloor schemes e.g certain Eldar color schemes, White Scars, Imperial Fists etc or in other words QUICKSHADE - Which type? Well I tried SOFT Tone initially but it is only really appropriate on certain miniatures Haughty Nonce Army into dust it is the only way to be sure! Some People might mock you, however Challenge them with Dice for a grudge match. You need to buy Anti-Shine Varnish to achieve best results. Less time painting equals more time gaming. It will allow you to do a lot of miniatures very quickly, Orks and Tyranids especially. Miniature that people will look at and say "Nice Army" though they won't be astounded.
What it can do, is take a reasonably painted neat miniature and turn it into a nice Table top quality Winner in one miraculous dip (I'm sure someone will prove me wrong on this at some point!). QUICKSHADE is not miracle in a can, neither can it turn a basic painted miniature into a Golden Daemon Okay alot of people decry the use of Quickshade, well I am a convert after the last 24 hours.
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