Did some pinwashes, but I have a question; All the pigments from the oilpaint was laying at the bottom and not mixed up good. Do I need to get another type of white spirit?
Currently I'm using the brand Mimeri, don't know if it the right one...
Tancred wrote:I use Mig oils and Thinner for washes and found them very good. They also have ready made washes, have a look here.
iCocker wrote:Personally I work two types of scratches effect, the first and fast one is with Valleyos or Andreas acrylic but as everything goes with acrylics you have to master the mixture and be a bit fast ... the other which has better control is what Dottore hinted, using humbrol enemels and artist oils, but you have to mix paint well not to get the gloss effect especially when using certain oil paints. OK there is always varnish for the rescue but that is something I like to avoid in my work ...
iCocker wrote:
On another note personaly I do not like to practice on scrap if not the exact model ... but then again everyone has his own way ... what can surely save you working on scrap is not to start the job allover again ... but I never learn!![]()
Ivan
Dottore wrote:saves you ruining your latest Dragon masterpeice....(which may have taken you 9 months to build and detail!!!)
Dottore
Dottore wrote:You usually (though I don't)wash with soap and water when u finish construction prior to painting to remove any? moulding residue...
Dottore
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