Hi Jim
Shame on you Jim no gear on your butt and no painting. I stock also a little bit now.
I have repainted my figure (rider napoleonic artillery train). The little Grass-paroquet was flying and sit on my figure. The figure fall and broke his head hahaha.
So it had to be glue agian but the old glue had to be removed. So the head
was painted again and than also the other parts of the figure. I really want to start with the horse but I take some lessons from Larissa Tamberg with a new painting technique with acrylic paint from decoart and wit a other brush. See show me how you can blend the highlight with the base-colour instantly. The effect is outstanding.
I looks very naturel and it goes fast and you can make direct a correction when it goes wrong. Second this method feels that you really are painting. The vallejo method (with the drops) give me sometimes not a satisfactory result. So I will keep you informed with this mather.
Keep Fort Nox defended
See you later
Dick
Shame on you Jim no gear on your butt and no painting. I stock also a little bit now.
I have repainted my figure (rider napoleonic artillery train). The little Grass-paroquet was flying and sit on my figure. The figure fall and broke his head hahaha.
So it had to be glue agian but the old glue had to be removed. So the head
was painted again and than also the other parts of the figure. I really want to start with the horse but I take some lessons from Larissa Tamberg with a new painting technique with acrylic paint from decoart and wit a other brush. See show me how you can blend the highlight with the base-colour instantly. The effect is outstanding.
I looks very naturel and it goes fast and you can make direct a correction when it goes wrong. Second this method feels that you really are painting. The vallejo method (with the drops) give me sometimes not a satisfactory result. So I will keep you informed with this mather.
Keep Fort Nox defended
See you later
Dick
