Warhammer Painting: Alternative Paints - LifeColor range

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Here I present some alternative paints that I recently purchased from my local hobby store. These paints are truly amazing! They are a lot thinner than the Valejo range, and cover just as well (weather you use a brush or a air brush does not matter). The paints are from the Lifecolor range.

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• Warhammer 40k
• alternative paints
• alternative color ranges
• Warhammer Fantasy
• Warhammer 40K
• War at Sea
• painting
• warhammer hobby
• lifecolor

[flyboyfx]

You have a very soft voice... are you a girl?

[FunkyFiat]

Hehe, yepp, I'm a girl alright. :)

[WhiteKnight402]

A palmist would tell you, you definitely have artists fingers! Can you play the piano? :p

[FunkyFiat]

lol, thanks I guess. I play a little piano, but I've always enjoyed the percussion more. ;)

[thehalo3king]

nice i may try them out

[FunkyFiat]

Cool. Tried them yet?

[blacktemplar420]

I'm assuming as with everything that these paints can be bought off the net? Unfortunately for me, my local hobby shop closed down, so I can't go there to get them. What is the brand of these new paints you are using? I would love any info as far as website and price goes. I can tell your a pro, any Golden Demon entries?

[DuhMulti]

är assault on black reach bra 

[gooserex]

Cool. I recently picked up some LifeColor paints since the citadel paints weren't available, same price though but I have to say I prefer the LifeColor paints for their constancy and pigmentation.

[iHubble]

You Should Try Winsor And Newton Series 7 Brushes For Acrylics, They Are The Finest Quelity Brushes You Can Get. They Are Not That Cheap. The Smallest Brush Costs Around $15 USD, But They Are Worth The Price.