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Old Gold onto the plates of a Warhammer 40k Imperial Knight with the “True Metallic Metal” technique, following a few simple steps.  \nJon Gómez ([Pintureando.com](Pintureando.com))  \n1 Paint the entire area to be covered with gold color, using Metal Color Gold 77.725.  \n4  \nUsing the previous mixture of Game Ink Sepia 72.091 and Model Color Amaranth Red 70. 829, one more washis applied to blend and soften the previous highlights.  \n2 Next, apply a wash using a mixture of Game Ink Sepia  \n72.091 and Model Color Amaranth Red 70.829.  \n5  \nA wash of Game Ink Violet 72.087 is applied to the areas with deep shadows and rivets.  \n3  \nA mixture of Model Air Metallic Gold 71.066 and Model Air Metallic Chrome 71.064 is applied to the areas with peak highlights.  \n6  \nFinally, all edges are outlined using a mixture of Model Air Metallic Bright Brass 71.067 and Model Air Metallic Chrome 71.064.  \nDifferent examples of armor plates painted with this technique.  \n[www.acrylicosvallejo.com](www.acrylicosvallejo.com)","cbCaiaLCIsNz1Y2h","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaLCIsNz1Y2h","pdf",2085211,"English","# Old Gold True Metallic Metal Technique\n## Step-by-Step Painting Guide","[{\"question\":\"Which base color is used to start the Old Gold painting process?\",\"answer\":\"The entire area is first covered with Metal Color Gold 77.725.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of applying a wash of Game Ink Violet?\",\"answer\":\"A wash of Game Ink Violet 72.087 is applied to specifically target deep shadows and the areas around rivets to add contrast.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the peak highlights achieved in this technique?\",\"answer\":\"Peak highlights are achieved by applying a mixture of Model Air Metallic Gold 71.066 and Model Air Metallic Chrome 71.064.\"}]","Vallejo - Old Gold True Metallic Metal Painting Tutorial | PDF",1791335346]