Jason W.
A Fixture
The following sbs will be on my current approach to painting caucasian flesh with acrylics, namely Reaper and Vallejo paints.
I've been using Reaper flesh colors on the past 10 or so figures and I can't speak more highly of them. They are, in my opinion, superior to Vallejo. One of the appealing characteristics of Reaper paints, is there is little to no pigment seperation once mixed. They blend woderfully and with the variety of tones, there is no need of mixing colors.
Being a quick and messy painter, I often don't take the time to wipe off access paint off the "nipple", so even the bottle cap structure is far better than Vallejo. There is no large cavity between the cap and nipple for paint to build up and make it difficult to open and pulling the nipple out of the bottle. Thus the nipple dispenser is rarley clogged and is relatively clean every time I open it.
Plaese note that I will "spoon feed" this sbs and should have something new every day. This will be a "run on" post so I will not title this sbs with each segment, so those following via planetFigure, please continue to visit.
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I've been using Reaper flesh colors on the past 10 or so figures and I can't speak more highly of them. They are, in my opinion, superior to Vallejo. One of the appealing characteristics of Reaper paints, is there is little to no pigment seperation once mixed. They blend woderfully and with the variety of tones, there is no need of mixing colors.
Being a quick and messy painter, I often don't take the time to wipe off access paint off the "nipple", so even the bottle cap structure is far better than Vallejo. There is no large cavity between the cap and nipple for paint to build up and make it difficult to open and pulling the nipple out of the bottle. Thus the nipple dispenser is rarley clogged and is relatively clean every time I open it.
Plaese note that I will "spoon feed" this sbs and should have something new every day. This will be a "run on" post so I will not title this sbs with each segment, so those following via planetFigure, please continue to visit.
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Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that Cavalry Brown by Vallejo?
