Bravo for your minis, your project is a great one, go on!
Can I add a link to your site on my blog? And can you do the sme. As you will see, we have the same centers of interest. Except that you have a much more best planning! My site http://20mmsoldiers.over-blog.com/ Adios.
I use a black spray undercoat after the minis are washed with soap water and dry. They can sometimes accidentally bend (spears or swords, when moving them) and the acrylic paint will not even move.
My only experience with hard plastic are GW´s plastic figures, and I use the same technique :)
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Always a pleasure to come back to vist your blog to see the updates.
Some very nicely painted miniatures here.
Keep posting.
John
Bravo for your minis, your project is a great one, go on!
Can I add a link to your site on my blog? And can you do the sme. As you will see, we have the same centers of interest. Except that you have a much more best planning!
My site http://20mmsoldiers.over-blog.com/
Adios.
Eric (From France)
of course, I´m adding your link now :)
Nice painting :-)
How do you stop the paint from chipping off the soft plastic? That is what has alway put me off using the figures.
Are there any hard plastic figures available that you have experience of?
Best wishes
Thanks for the comments.
I use a black spray undercoat after the minis are washed with soap water and dry. They can sometimes accidentally bend (spears or swords, when moving them) and the acrylic paint will not even move.
My only experience with hard plastic are GW´s plastic figures, and I use the same technique :)
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