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Zarkov Cortez posted:Awesome Is that the new smog stuff  ?PaintVagrant posted:The manowars are the best troop models in the entire PP range The Retribution disagree  Actually I quite like the Forgeguard. Edit, these: 
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Danger - Octopus! posted:Hello new project (crossposted from warhammer thread) Sweet, they look well done. What is your general opinion on them? How prompt did they ship to you? Do I Really want to buy some? (Most likely answer - yes)
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Does anyone know a good recipe for verdigris / weathered bronze?
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asbo subject posted:Need some advice on thinning my paints. You can lever off the vallejo lids with a small screwdriver or something. Try going to your local chemist and pick up an eyedropper or empty syringe. I use the latter to transfer paint when I run my airbrush.
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From my experience I have had no problems with tap water, it probably depends on how hard your local water supply is.
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For super pro action: Paint a metal layer Stipple latex masking fluid with a piece of sponge Paint over the metal/mask what ever colours you wanted Rub mask to remove No Pun Intended fucked around with this message at 22:15 on Nov 13, 2009 |
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Nov 13, 2009 22:09
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I quite like plastic glue - I prefer anything with a brush applicator (Tamiya in this case) or the Revell Contacta Professional and its needle applicator (although that is prone to clogging). My Keyboard doesn't like plastic glue though   Click here for the full 700x545 image. Not mine but I really love that Inquisitor No Pun Intended fucked around with this message at 06:22 on Nov 18, 2009 |
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Nov 18, 2009 06:17
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Really nice chariot there Zakov! Thanks I for the tutorial too, I think I was one of the people asking for one, since I really love what you did with the armour there.
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Nov 21, 2009 22:31
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I always thought you'd pull on the base and not the mini itself.
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Aranan posted:This guy did these models with drybrushing and washes. Color me impressed ( Those are really nice actually. The thing I like most is the dude has painted a 180° facing line on the bases.
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Zarkov Cortez posted:Where can I find a good set of micro files? People have mentioned the GF9 micro files, I got a set of the "diamond" ones and quite frankly I don't like them.
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I have always done black rims. Anything else looks odd to me, especially old school goblin green.
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PaintVagrant posted:As much as I like the big ship, the 2 smaller classes look too alike and a lot of others have pointed out how the miniature range is quite samey. Yes I know that this was the case with BFG too, but the it was hidden better by their nature of being giant space cathedrals. The clean nature of that range makes it really stick out. I know some of it is done for ease of identification for similar groups of ships but for some reason the sizing down of an existing ship just irks me. (Those Grey Knights look good for just a coat of primer) Edit - Those medium ships look they are designed to fit additional broadside weapons, is this the case or not?
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PaintVagrant posted:Nah, the terran cruisers are as-is. Pity, I think they should have more guns; everything needs more guns. PaintVagrant posted:The GKS have a shade on top of the primer Amazing 
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Not sure about suggestions, but those ideas are looking awesome BL.
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Dec 20, 2009 10:23
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Does anyone here use a specific lighting setup to paint under?
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Dec 24, 2009 02:01
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Posting pros and cons about the various putties you have used would be useful.
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drat those are some sexy GKs there PV. How did you do the silver? If there is one thing I am never happy with is my metals. Any words of wisdom?
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He has been shot (this is why you don't stand at the front people).
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A blue, green or red are good clan colours. E: Tin bitz / Brazen brass & Sepia wash for making gold out of silver ala PV
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I love the Blue Warpstone PV. Also Arlaharen where did you get those bases?
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moths posted:
Great warband! (Mordheim  ) But I really like these dudes.
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What I have seen people do is glue it to a cheap wooden serving tray. It gives you rigidity + handles for easy transport.
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Metal Steam tank. I have that still half assembled because I need to unglue it and take a power tool to get some of those surfaces smooth.
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The weather is really conspiring against me getting some spraying done  .
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I like it, go for it as it would be nice to see something different. I remember in escalation there was a grey alternate Cygnar scheme which was pretty bitching. That reminds me I have a PP plastic heavy warjack kit to magnetize.
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Anyone know of any good tutorials for painting FoW US Tanks?
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So how many times have you taken a big ole gulp of paint water instead?
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Aranan posted:/312dcf12e7db620e55328a7d3e564bfcb89d0693/2.jpg]THIS[/url], would you guys say that looks any better? Is that one of the new plastic kits? If so what is your opinion on them? To answer your question I think the one in the link looks better
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It is on the Chaos Warriors sprue.
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Arlaharen posted:This is glorious. And so much other sweet stuff on this page from the oathing thread, great work people! I must say you did a good job on this. I especially dig the glasses.
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Gravitas Shortfall posted:HARDER FASTER BETTER STRONGER This is an unnervingly apt phrase for Slaanesh 
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It depends on what you want them for? (I quite like the valhalla).
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I like your bone (let me guess Menoth base and Sepia wash?). As for the basing on the Cryx; I think PV mentioned earlier and I agree, that those lipped PP bases would be good for some sort of water effects. I think that a swamp base would look good with your Cryx, patches of ground (Sand) and patches of whatever your preferred water method is. No Pun Intended fucked around with this message at 06:35 on Mar 6, 2010 |
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Bleached bone (or off white of your choice) + Rotting flesh would be my guess.
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enri posted:Seconding this, I'll never forget the time I got a piece of epic scale ork battlewagon in my eye I hope this didn't result in an embarrassing trip to the doctor/ER
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Cricondentherm posted:Anyone know of a decent stippling brush tutorial? I was going to try adding a dapple effect to my Tyranids, but then I realized I had no idea how to do it. My first attempt was just random splotches of color and it looks awful. Well first you'll need a stippling brush (GW does sell one *snicker*), you can make one by trimming down an older stiffer brush (short and straight bristles). As for the method, it is basically drybrushing* but with a stabbing motion  . *As in you want to wipe the paint off your brush.
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crime fighting hog posted:Exactly. Though I'm going to stick with a slightly darker red than straight blood red because that's too orange for this. I'm terrible at painting flat armor but metals and cloth I'm not too bad at. Great minds think alike, I am going to paint my high elves in a more traditional scheme, but with red instead of blue (Red trim, red crests, white cloth). Probably with bronze mail too.
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enri posted:Seconding this, you should never spray for more than a fraction of a second or something stupid like that. I agree with this 100%. Short bursts with a sweeping motion. Usually my process, is spray one side, leave it to dry, rotate and repeat until you have primer on most of the surfaces. I wouldn't worry if you miss the hard to get places either as you should really touch the model(s) up with a brush after.
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crime fighting hog posted:So I painted some Woah, Totally not what I expected when you first mentioned your scheme but  those are some awesome looking elves. What did colours did you use on the mail as I uh would like to know for uh research 
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