Nuln Oil is DEAD and here's BETTER OPTIONS for warhammer



Today I’ll compare the new and the old nuln oil and tell you why this product is now useless
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23 thoughts on “Nuln Oil is DEAD and here's BETTER OPTIONS for warhammer”

  1. I use nuln as an opposite to my edge highlights. Go right next to the highlight on hit the recess under it with a thin line of the shade the another until your desired "pop" is achieved. Bathing the entire area is easier/faster, but inferior looking.

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  2. I am a mini painter and military modellers so for me I have a huge variety of selections in my tool box. I found watered down Jo Sonja's an absolutely fantastic wash for all occasions. I still have my original citadel inks in perfect condition, even after all these decades, and Rowney Kandahar inks.

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  3. I really really want to use oil wash/enamels/panel liners. Only issue is i was told all of these have a chance of causing cancer which makes me avoid using them. Rly sad cause if it doesnt i would jump straight away to use them since they are so much better.

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  4. also… WHY DOES EVRYTHING STILL COME IN POTS?!?! They don´t close properly, they let paint dry out, they are a pain with wet pallets, they get all over your brush and all that for no reason!!!

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  5. Nuln oil is generally a speed painting crutch for me, anyway. I get much better results when I gloss varnish and then blackline/pin wash with oil, but on stuff that I just want to get done quick, I get lazy and wash the whole thing with Nuln Oil or Agrax Earthshade.

    So now I guess I'll just have to do a better job all the time. Shucks.

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  6. I don't know. I have worked with a lot of paint and never had anny problems with it. I think it depents how you work with it. But if I had to pick I prefere the old 1. Because I need less off it.

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  7. I rather have a light wash, because if its not dark enough you can always put a 2nd coat of wash. I also like paint the mid tone, then use 1st wash, then a highlight, then a 2nd wash so not being too dark lets the 2nd wash coat be perfect darkness, then follow up with highlight again, with a brighter highlight in very small areas. 2 coats of wash give your models even more depth and color variations after all is done. 😉

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  8. I have been using the Tamiya panel line for a lot of my Astra Militarum models but there are a few washes that I've not found alternatives to. I still find using agrax earthshade for some bits quite useful.

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  9. Oil washes changed my whole approach to painting minis. The blends that I have been able to get with just oil washes over a zenithol base really impressed me. I've been painting minis for around 20 years. I've used all kinds of stuff for homemade washes. I've even used tattoo ink of varying colors, cheap folk art/apple barrel acrylics mixed with flow aid, there's so many great options out there. Higgins black magic ink is probably my favorite black ink that I've found and used. Great video btw!!! Keep it up!!!!

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