This is my first post since joining this group... I have added some photos for comments (Melbourne folder). Please take a look and let me know what you think. ...
Can anybody recommend a good step by step plan for painting sandy blond hair utilizing Vallejo Model Color paints. All of my prior attempts have come out way...
That's some truly beautiful work. I thought the pics turned out well. Looks like you're using a white paper background, that always helps. You can make a...
Tim, I am not sure what colours to recommend, but I have picked up a useful technique: 1. Paint the hair the final choice of colour. 2. Wash with burnt umber...
... I'm no great painter, but I do paint lots of 28 mm Vikings, Saxons, and Brits for ancient combat games. One quick method for blond or sandy hair is to...
Hi Tim Try using tan or light khaki as your base coat. Then paint using yellow and yellow ochre. Finally use a very thin wash of olive green over the entire...
What kind of repairs? I'm pretty good at pinning, even tiny things like antenna. I engineer my minis better than I paint them :) ... 5/25/2007 12:32 PM...
I tried experimenting with longer shutter speeds, but IME (and I've discussed this with others) 1 second is FAR too long unless you have a huge aperture...
What a great tutorial! I've always had problems photographing my mini's thats why none are online. Ive got a small digital cam and it's always taking fuzzy...
... The trick is to find a balance between light levels, f/stop and shutter speed that gives a good result. I usually shoot at f/22 or greater to get good...
Hi, I just posted this over at 1listsculpting and thought I'd drop a note here too: - Personal photo section: yahoo is ending its yahoo photo service. For more...
I want to simulate dirty flying from under a wheels of a motorcycle as it tears across the landscape. Ian Chang did a battle scene for his 2004 GD entry anyone...
Having baked my share of pies in this lifetime, it looks like some kind of sculpting material (Sculpey?) that's been rolled out flat, then likely propped on...
I know it's close, but their website is a bigger disaster than usual and I'm wondering if there are any painting events at Origins this year. Thanks....
There's paint-n-take, as usual, and I know I've heard mention of a painting competition, but there won't be any seminar-type events this year, at least that I...
Does anyone know a good method for removing or dissolving superglue? I have some minis that I had assembled a ways back, and when I stripped the paint, I had...
I have had good luck with dynamite, blast furnaces, and air hammers . . . oops, my bad. We're talking about pewter and lead minis, aren't we . . . There are...
Any good hobby shop will have superglue remover. Just look for products like 'CA Debonder' in the name. Also acetone-based nail polish remover will work, but...
Use acetone - otherwise known as nail-varnish-remover. It's very cheap and does the job. Most proprietory (if not all) superglue dissolvers are chemically no ...
I have had good results using "Z-7 Debonder", a superglue remover mader by Pacer (the folks that make Zap-a-Gap). When you apply it, the superglue turns into a...
I've soaked minis in pure acetone to remove super glue. I place the mini in a coffee can and cover it with "tin" foil. Takes about eight hours to ensure a ...
... If the miniatures are made of plastic you can't use Acetone. you can however soak the miniature in NaOH which causes the superglue to become brittle and...
This may not be a question for this forum, but does anyone have a quick and dirty way to "cast/copy" shields to replace shields that are not suited for the...
Thanks for the tip on cleaning plastic figures. Will this work with any plastic, like the HO scale soft plastics or is it strictly for the "hard plastic"...
Please give me your comments (the photo taking is still in the development phase). These are 15mm Orcs, from the Demonworld range, now discontinued. Check the...