Aging Bronze painting help?

[General Strike]

Anyone have a technique or advice on how to achieve this on a miniature?

 

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[Redking]

Nihilakh Oxide technical paint from GW.

[Semper Fortis]

Nice sample! I've never had much luck with nihilakh oxide as it comes out of the jar. I dilute it to a wash and have had good luck that way.

[Subtle Discord]

Nihilakh Oxide is a good example of where GW gets things right with their technical paints; many of their normal paints I could take or leave, but several of their technical paints are just awesome. I use it 'neat' but you need to paint it on with a bit of care just where you want it and not treat it like a wash unless you're going to do a wet wipe of it. it's a nice way to get a somewhat pronounced effect of the oxidation, but just in the nooks and crannies so it doesn't overwhelm the metal. 2-3 selective applications can give you great control to build it up a bit as well, but you're right and it will go overboard very easy if you don't use it sparingly.

[Lucio]

That looks like GW's standard brass recipie

 

Warplock Bronze Base

Agrax wash

Brass Scorpion

highlight with runelord brass

 

Then to age it, apply Nihilakh Oxide, I prefer a two brush approach, wash on, then use a clean brush in a drybrush pattern to take it back off. Leaves a milky residue but removes most of the colour

[Jackalwolf]

Scale 75 metal range and Vallejo verdigris or Nikilah (heavily diluted with lahmian medium!).