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Watching this stage with very great interest Tim. Keen to pinch as many ideas as possible.
Not much I could teach you about real painting Peter. Perhaps I can teach you how to cheat though LOL....Watching this stage with very great interest Tim. Keen to pinch as many ideas as possible.
Nout wrong with cheating if it makes painting figures easier!Not much I could teach you about real painting Peter. Perhaps I can teach you how to cheat though LOL....
True, but I do it to make a decent finish faster to achieve Andrew, not necessarily to make easier to do .Sometimes the two coincide though, like in face painting........Nout wrong with cheating if it makes painting figures easier!
Thanks Tim. I really am looking forward to seeing these done. That flesh awash you suggested was such a have changer for me I can't wait to see what you do.True, but I do it to make a decent finish faster to achieve Andrew, not necessarily to make easier to do .Sometimes the two coincide though, like in face painting........
AndyWell I've already learned an important lesson thanks Tim, so I'm looking forward to more hints & tips.
I've tried using Vallejo model wash, but found it too "strong". Watering it down did exactly what you describe - it didn't flow at all well, and dried with blotches and stains. I have some AK glaze medium so will experiment to see if they're compatible.
Useful to know Tim. Thx as always.Glad I could help Andy. All of the other game washes (model wash is different by the way) are fine at full strength, as is the black for some applications. I just don’t like it for this one because it darkens the primer surface too much, making it closer to black primer.
Don’t think I’ve come across that Pete. Is it like Army Painter dip?Tim, have you tried the Vallejo Dipping Formula wash?
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Amen to that comrade! It really is the bees knees!I love the Game Colour Wash 73.204 you recommended for flesh Tim, its been a game changer for me.
I don't know Tim, I've not seen the Army Painter one. The reason I was asking is that I tried the Vallejo one and it left a thick coating on the figure I dipped, almost like a toffee apple. I cleaned most of it off with a damp brush and it looked OK afterwards, but I was wondering if it was just me or if others have the same trouble.Don’t think I’ve come across that Pete. Is it like Army Painter dip?
Thanks for the confirmation Tim.Hi Andrew. Yes it is, I find the wash smooths out the transitions. You won’t get away with this at Peter Day scale, but it works OK up to about 1/35. To be honest, at 15mm I wouldn’t use highlights either. I would simply use the mid tone as a base because the figures are too small....
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