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I'm deployed to Afghanistan and trying to paint up an Imperial Guard army while I'm here since I work two out of the twelve hours I'm on shift. Even with that much open time, I really don't enjoy using a brush to prime my models, super tedious. I can't order any spray primer since it would end up on a plane at SOME point. That being the case, can anyone give a suggestion on how to save time on this part of the hobby? I was thinking maybe airbrush since we have a giant air compressor here, but I thought I'd fish for ideas first. Now that I'm to the end of this post though, its looking like hand painting or airbrushing are probably my only options, hah.
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Fast_Food_Knight posted:Are you priming by hand with paint or gesso? because if you're using pint try gesso, much easier. I'd never even HEARD of gesso. I'm using Vallejo paint and white primer
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Jan 10, 2010 06:51
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I can get just about anything through the internet/mail order. Except things that have been determined to be dangerous on a plane, ie. spray cans. Maybe I'll look into that at least if its easy to use though.
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