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94940
Can any of you help me to identify a good way of getting a really matt finish on my 15mm wargames figures? I don't like sprays (expensive and wasteful - in my ...
Charles Kirke
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Jan 1, 2006
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94941
According to Charles Kirke, on 1-1-06 15:07 the word on the street was... ... You could try an acrylic varnish mixed with Tamiya Flat Base -- this is something...
Gurth
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Jan 1, 2006
2:40 pm
94942
I work in a lab an use the one in there often. I put the mini in a beaker with benzyl alcohol and let 'er rip. I usually gets all but the tiniest bit of...
John Lee
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Jan 1, 2006
4:15 pm
94943
Hi, Charles ~ I have a lot of faith in Golden's Polymer Varnish - Matte with UVLS (Product #07720). It produces a sturdy, truly matte finish that does not...
Judith Northwood
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Jan 1, 2006
11:16 pm
94944
Gurth, Judi, Many thanks for two great suggestions. I will let you know how I get on. I wish it was my technique - that if I changed something in the way that...
Charles Kirke
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Jan 3, 2006
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94945
According to Charles Kirke, on 3-1-06 13:12 the word on the street was... ... TBH I never had a problem brushing on Humbrol Matt Cote straight from the bottle....
Gurth
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Jan 3, 2006
12:47 pm
94946
Cor, I'm jealous now! I still want to get the FW chaos dragon. Having put together the FW fire dragon, all I can say is pinning is a must, since the joins tend...
kittykat23uk
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Jan 3, 2006
1:43 pm
94947
Kat, Thanks for the advice. I definitely want to pin it. Not too familiar with resin, however, can I use a dremel without too much fear of breaking? When the...
Bethany
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Jan 3, 2006
2:24 pm
94948
... I don't remember if anyone's said this before, but wear a respirator when you work with resin--the dust is carcinogenic. Not just a dust mask, but a good...
Daniel Holmes
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Jan 4, 2006
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94949
According to Daniel Holmes, on 4-1-06 05:15 the word on the street was... ... A point to note here is that it's the _dust_ that's the problem. Slivers and...
Gurth
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Jan 4, 2006
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94950
Thank you for the advice. Resin is a whole new world for me. :-) Bethany www.wyvernstale.com ... breaking? ... when ... but a...
Bethany
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Jan 4, 2006
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94951
Wet huh? That's a new piece of advice. Thank you so much. Hopefully with all the tips I've aquired, this thing may turn out alright in the end. Now if I could...
Bethany
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Jan 4, 2006
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94952
This miniature was painted as a test of my current level of painting. With this in mind, I kept as closely as possible to the colour scheme used by the Rackham...
David Bibby
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Jan 5, 2006
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94953
I used a dremel for my fire dragon and didn't have too many problems. I don't know if its the same with yours, but all the spikes on his spine needed to be...
kittykat23uk
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Jan 5, 2006
9:35 am
94954
Hello All: I'm busy painting a GW figurines that I have given a purple robe using Citadel purple. Its a playing piece, so I'm not worrying much about blending....
Jacques Gerber
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Jan 5, 2006
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94955
There are only a handful of spikes that need to be attached to his spine. Though every single claw (wing, feet and hands) needs to be glued. This guy will...
Bethany
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Jan 5, 2006
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94956
You can cheat... Highlight with bright yellow, like sunburst yellow Then wash with purple ink Or if you want to be a little more conservative, go with either...
Cheddar Monger
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Jan 5, 2006
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94957
You don't want to know, it'll just discourage you! (I think it took me about 8 months in total). Heres some more info on him: ...
kittykat23uk
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Jan 5, 2006
2:06 pm
94958
I love the diorama! Eight months isn't so bad. Mine most likely won't be done for 16 months. ;-) I'm looking at it like a labor of love. Take my time filing...
Bethany
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Jan 5, 2006
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94959
Thanks Bethany, I must have gone through every emotion when painting this beast, from complete elation to total despair! It is truly one of the most ...
kittykat23uk
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Jan 5, 2006
3:47 pm
94960
Howdy, If your using Liche Purple, I would suggest Warlock Purple to highlite. This is the combo which I use & it really brings out the darker Purple....
outdoor_nut1961
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Jan 5, 2006
4:29 pm
94961
Oh I can imagine. I have a couple large Reaper dragons sitting on a shelf waiting to be painted. I'd love to do some lighting techniques with them. Truly I...
Bethany
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Jan 5, 2006
4:53 pm
94962
Kat, I'd say you pulled it off! Looks awesome :) Very fitting name for him, too... Justin ... From: "kittykat23uk" <jodale22@...> To:...
Justin Lyman
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Jan 5, 2006
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94963
... I tried white and it was a disaster. Yellow seems to work best. Any other options?...
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Jan 5, 2006
5:55 pm
94964
If you are using warlock purple, palid flesh mixes in real well to produce a nice highlight. ... __________________________________________ Yahoo! DSL –...
Andrew Dyer
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Jan 5, 2006
6:18 pm
94965
Depending if you have a warm or cool purple, use white with a bit of red (for a warm purple) or blue (cool purple). Dave...
Dave
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Jan 5, 2006
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94966
... From: <mjreuter@...> To: <mini-painter@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 11:41 AM Subject: Re: [mini-painter] Re: Highlighting purple ...
Beatha Sellman
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Jan 5, 2006
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94967
Thanks Justin. He certainly was popular with the crowds on the day! ... from ... but ... <wyverns_tale@l...> ... <jodale22@h...> ... to ... needs ... many ... ...
kittykat23uk
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Jan 6, 2006
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94968
... Looks good, looks good. You can see where you hit the colors and missed them. . . I always have trouble with exercises like this because I have no desire...
Joel Patton
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Jan 6, 2006
2:52 pm
94969
Purple is always a tough one. I've traditionally done what the others suggest: I add just a small bit of a caucasian color, or just a dab of ivory to lots of...
Joel Patton
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Jan 6, 2006
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