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A secondary recommendation is to look at the badger [metalsmith](https://usaairbrushsupply.com/t/badger-metalsmith) line (They are unfortunatly a little hard to find). I wouldn't focus on the whole system, but the ores they offer (Gold Ore, Bronze Copper Ore, Carbon Iron Ore, Blue Ore, Red Ore) can be mixed into VMC to tint them. The same can be said for nearly any line of inks, along with the [Badger Minitare Ghost Tints](https://amzn.to/2W6Pp7u). Using either mixed in tints like this, or glazing over the top of VMC, you can achieve any of the colored metallics. Be sure to first learn how to do this over the silvery VMC colors before you try at all over gold or copper.
## References
References:
* [Miniac: What to Thin Metallics With?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OGFJst94Lw)
* [Miniac: What's the Best Undercoat for Metal?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iaca4TlvuC8)
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Army Painter Quickshades are a fairly unique product for miniature painting. They are fairly close in formulation to something like a Minwax wood finish. They come in three colors: Soft Tone, Strong Tone and Dark Tone. Dark Tone is a black wash, Strong Tone is a brown wash and Soft Tone is a Sepia Wash (or close to it). These are intended for super fast army painting, and are a pretty heavy hammer to be hitting with. They leave a thick gloss coat on your minis, which can be handy for protection, but honestly doesn't look awesome. That can be mitigated through matte varnishes, but still, it leaves the miniature kind of chunky. This stuff takes about a day to fully dry. If you plan on using it, expect to have the wash be the last step of your paint job. I do not recommend these. Don't confuse these with their line of Army Painter Quickshade Washes, which are quite good.
References:
* [Miniwargaming Jay: Miniature Painting 101: Part 40 - Dips](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbnqzB89CzY)
* [Sorastro's Zombicide: Black Plague Painting Guide Ep.1 - The Zombies](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMOTmOchKyQ)
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Greenstuff world inks have black, red, blue, flesh, purple, green earth (brown) and sepia. This is a pretty standard line up.
References:
* [Vince Venturella: Product Review 32 - Green Stuff World Wash](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVzt6ZN-LAQ)
## Warcolours Shades