How to paint Oxide effect

Hello everyone and welcome back to my channel. After a month of not uploading any videos because of personal reasons, I am happy to be back sharing with you all my tips and tricks for miniatures. In this tutorial, I show how to recreate oxidation on bronze and copper if you wish to use this technique for any steampunk miniature diorama you may be working on. please subscribe, like, and comment for some support thank you.
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[@joejoe4601]

This looks great!

[@FALCONMINISTUDIOS]

Thank you! 🙏

[@Hello-1814]

Great tutorial! Made this mini beautiful!

[@FALCONMINISTUDIOS]

Thank you!

[@TYang3D]

That copper is fantastic wow, once the brush hit the model I was wide eyed at how bright and smooth it was applying. My history with Metallics has been "chunky". Thanks GW. Lol

[@FALCONMINISTUDIOS]

Thank you! These metallics by Vallejo are great they do apply fantastic! Glad you like the video!

[@puppets1979]

Army Painter Air Metallics line is great. Wish they just made those the Fanatics line too but they didnt.

[@richardstiers9010]

Just FYI.Most likely, no outdoor sculpture would be made of copper. (Statue of Liberty, excluded). Rather it would be bronze. Bronze oxidizes a different color. Copper turns green, bronze a more turquoise color.

[@puppets1979]

did.. did you make a custom citadel dropper?

[@FALCONMINISTUDIOS]

Yes I'd did, I just switched the paint over to a dropper bobble and put the original sticker on it.