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Random, short thoughts about miniatures wargaming conflicts in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
3 comments:
Looks great Scott, thank you for sharing.
Are you using dip?
Helen
Not dip but basically the same level of sloppiness (sp?).
I use about three different methods for painting figures. For the KAR figs (and some other similar uniforms) I can't find the shade of Khaki I prefer "out of the bottle" so I sprayed with an Army Painter can of paint and then used GW Gryphon Sepia as a wash to get the tone I wanted. On a few figs it looks good (usually when I brush again with a dry brush to pick up the excess) on most it looks sloppy. The bases look terrible. but that's because I haven't done anything to them & the NCO is on a working base not his real base.
Hi Scott,
Thanks, I use the GW Gryphon Sepia too an afterwards I go back over with drybrush and then pin point highlights.
I could se they were working in progress miniatures and the photos you took looks very good.
Thanks for the reply,
Helen
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