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Bright Red from The Army Painter's Speedpaint 2.0 range. The latest episode of our Speedpaint 2.0 testing series. Just two more paints to go before we've finally worked our way through the entire range. And thankfully, Bright Red is a pretty good one. Over Wraithbone, we get a beautifully vivid, almost blood-red finish with excellent coverage, smooth application and some lovely darker shading in the recesses. There's very little coffee staining, and the colour has retained its vibrancy really well. Over the drybrush, we're getting a slightly more muted red, but with some excellent contrast between the highlights and shadows. Both versions have turned out really nicely, although I think Wraithbone takes this one for its brighter, smoother finish. I also mention in this video that I'm red-green colourblind. It's something that occasionally comes up in the comments when people disagree with how I describe certain colours. So if my interpretation of a particular shade seems a little unusual, that's probably why. I'm doing my best to describe what I'm seeing, but your eyes might genuinely be picking up something mine aren't. Which version do you prefer? If you're enjoying these paint tests and would like to help support the channel, I've got a Patreon and Buy Me a Coffee. I buy the paints and models for these tests myself, and as you can probably imagine, working through entire paint ranges can get pretty expensive. Any support goes directly towards picking up more paints, models and supplies so I can keep testing new products and sharing the results. There's absolutely no pressure to contribute. Just watching, commenting and sharing the videos helps enormously, and I'm genuinely grateful to everyone who's been following along. Links are in my bio.
Bright Red from The Army Painter's Speedpaint 2.0 range. The latest episode of our Speedpaint 2.0 testing series. Just two more paints to go before we've finally worked our way through the entire range. And thankfully, Bright Red is a pretty good one. Over Wraithbone, we get a beautifully vivid, almost blood-red finish with excellent coverage, smooth application and some lovely darker shading in the recesses. There's very little coffee staining, and the colour has retained its vibrancy really well. Over the drybrush, we're getting a slightly more muted red, but with some excellent contrast between the highlights and shadows. Both versions have turned out really nicely, although I think Wraithbone takes this one for its brighter, smoother finish. I also mention in this video that I'm red-green colourblind. It's something that occasionally comes up in the comments when people disagree with how I describe certain colours. So if my interpretation of a particular shade seems a little unusual, that's probably why. I'm doing my best to describe what I'm seeing, but your eyes might genuinely be picking up something mine aren't. Which version do you prefer? If you're enjoying these paint tests and would like to help support the channel, I've got a Patreon and Buy Me a Coffee. I buy the paints and models for these tests myself, and as you can probably imagine, working through entire paint ranges can get pretty expensive. Any support goes directly towards picking up more paints, models and supplies so I can keep testing new products and sharing the results. There's absolutely no pressure to contribute. Just watching, commenting and sharing the videos helps enormously, and I'm genuinely grateful to everyone who's been following along. Links are in my bio.

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