TMM - How to Paint 3 Types of TRUE Metallic Metal, FAST!

Accessible colour schemes for painting armies: How to paint three types of TMM! In this video I go over my favourite types of true metallic metal to paint; a bronzey, brassy gold, colour tinted metal and beaten old silver!

If you have any questions about True Metallic Metal, don't hesitate to leave them in the comments!

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Painting True Metallic Metal!
00:10 Bronzey, Brassy Gold
02:00 Colour Tinted Metal
03:12 Beaten Old Silver
04:32 Outro

MUSIC:

Far Away by MK2

#warhammer #miniaturepainting #gamesworkshop

[jonathannelson]

I've found that you can acheive some amazing results by simply adding a drop of color to your metallics. A little brown and red makes it look old and rusted. Blue is good for a knight's armor, green for elven armor. Etc.

[myminiitch]

Great tutorials and love that idea of using glazes to tint the metals, will definitely need to remember that one!

[YouAreAsleep]

The third one is exactly what I was looking for! My Slaves to Darkness are going to look amazing in that metal!

[GuilHelmus]

Awesome, i get my first 3d printer next week and most paintstyles are way to colorful for me and i love metallics. This is the first video in 3 days that makes me feel like i found something i would like to settle for. Now to order some paints, print some busts and start painting :).

[AdamEllershaw]

This is a brilliant tutorial! Clear camera angles, well explained techniques, and a great result.

[wilhelmeniabilliedoherty]

This video was EXACTLY what I was looking for! And with it, I've found your channel- which I love! Subscribed

[greatsouthernancientminiat]

Thanks mate. Best metallics video I've seen !

[GhoblinCrafts]

Great little pieces to show off these effects!

[paulgreen]

Fantastic !! I have been painting for a while and i have tried this out today and my metal's look much better, , much smoother using this method . Thank you for the video 👍

[dicesagas]

awesome vid! got plenty of Stormcast to paint up so found this very useful

[philRminiatures]

Looks superb and so real, excellent work!

[Albion]

Really enjoyed this! Though I use some of these techniques already, I picked up some great tips from this video. Will definitely be using them on my Bretonnian project!

[CosmicDuskWolf]

I really can't wait for P3 to come back. Molten Bronze comes out looking Rose gold over a white and a really rich bronze over a black or another dark color. This first example I really like, reminds me of an ancient gear or something.

[_RaVeN_]

Looks like a really fast and impressive metal effect, might use this for my grey knights

[itAedifexREWIND]

Great tutorial! I typically use models from different war games for DnD so I'm not super familiar with individual armies, so oddly specific question: What models are those armor pieces from?

[Ba_stard]

great video, thanks for the new techniques!

[Dscustomcolelctables]

Great video and personally I loved the last one the most 🔥

[theminijourney]

May have a take on the armour for my stormcast! I love the third one, but may switch bulb oil with streaking grind! We will see!

[carlosroca]

Great inspiration for my stormcast palladins ❤

[rareappearance]

Thank you so much for the video. Its very helpful and well explained. How long do i have to wait between the individual layers? Is there a recommended time? I guess it varies depending on the type of layer? (Shade, Base etc...)

Kind regards,
Karl