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Post by Prince August on Sept 16, 2004 11:35:21 GMT
No, We find the range of Vallejo Acrylic paints to be very comprehensive and suitable for all our miniatures. The range has recently expanded again with more exciting colours. Why would we look elsewhere?
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Post by wheezer on Sept 18, 2004 7:21:21 GMT
I would like to learn more about weathering a project...the solution is evading me...any suggestions would be greatly appreciated....  |
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Post by Prince August on Sept 20, 2004 21:29:37 GMT
I would like to learn more about weathering a project...the solution is evading me...any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.... Can you be more specific. I can make it part of a tutorial if I can. I will ask Eileen and Peta about it. |
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nick
PA Sergeant
you only live once!
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Post by nick on Sept 22, 2004 18:59:29 GMT
Hi i'm nick but i use GAMES WORKSHOP paints seeing as i used to collect the figures and after an undercoat prince august figures take quite well to GAMES WORKSHOP paints ;D
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TomSauer
PA Corporal
Perilous to us all are the devices of an art deeper than we possess ourselves
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Post by TomSauer on Sept 25, 2004 10:49:32 GMT
Hi i'm nick but i use GAMES WORKSHOP paints ... what's the connection between being nick and using or not using GW colors?  seeing as i used to collect the figures and after an undercoat prince august figures take quite well to GAMES WORKSHOP paints ;D ... I even use Vallejo together with GW (not having mixed them yet, however) and they both work sufficiently for my modest purposes. If you compare the names of GW colors and some from Vallejo's "Model color" line, you even begin wondering if they may not be the same. |
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Post by acecsr on Oct 4, 2004 14:13:15 GMT
I use Mayco paints, which are cheap and have a wide range, to paint both 25mm and 54mm and I'm quite satisfied.
Carlos.
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