Airbrushing Army Painter Speedpaints - Painting a dragon!

I'm glad videos like this exist to really hammer home how badly I suck at painting minis.

That is a gorgeous dragon… and I LOVE the idea of using bone white and leather brown highlights on the fleshy parts of the wings, I’ve been struggling with what I will use for my nozuls young blue dragon!

Don't think i've seen anyone use speedpaints with an airbrush yet, it looks so smooth and vibrant :face-purple-wide-eyes:

Once again, fantastic work!

Just found this. It's really useful for a dragon I'm working on right now. I learned several techniques, and your end result is awesome. Thank you!

I wanna see how you don’t the one on the far left as a shorts video please that looks amazing

Dragondragondragondragon ❤❤❤❤❤ Seriously though, great technique for getting really nice results with speed paints on such a large surface area!

Great video mate 👍

Dang the quality of this channel is amazing, keep it up! I'll be watching.

Thanks for this one! Was looking for some inspiration to tackle my drakes with an airbrush and hadn't seen much, but this was just what I was looking for

I'll will be using this for stormcast dragon and middle earth one. Great vid

Dude, you're a god. I'm painting the wizkids adult black dragon with craft paints. Can't believe I didn't use speeds through the airbrush.

This was very helpful, I just finished my first resin print , it's a dragon bust, and I'm using some of your techniques but with a darker scheme (I want to paint a darker dragon with red highlights). It helped me also with my airbrush that I haven't used so much yet.

Cool

I tried the speed paint with an airbrush on a Gundam once, came out fantastic. Honestly something about speedpaint and it came out fantastic

Wow nice and easy

I like your technique.

Just stumbled into your channel mate, it's fab! Thankyou :-)

Great tutorial.

I use speedpaints through an airbrush to do Ultramarine tanks Do your initial prime Spray all over with Highlord Blue Mix Highlord with some white or pale grey. Drybrush that all over the mini to bring up the edges Then with a large soft brush (cheap makeup brushes are ideal) stipple some more of the Highlord into the center of panels to get some gradient and a bit more depth After that, it's just detailing. I would suggest giving it a coat of matte varnish before you do the details though, as the speedpaint doesn't love being handled