I get quite a few emails by readers wanting a step by step tutorial on how I do my thang. Since I do things a bit cack handed to everyone else what with medium rich tints and all that. Well, since I was undercoating and prepping a heap of figures, I though it would be fun to finally do it.
However, I decided to have a bit of retro fun and... well, Behold, a lost article from a more civilised age.
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| Hmmm... that looks familiar. |
Next one will indeed be covering tinting and mediums!
Excellent, cheers Dave. I'm looking forward to the next one, this is a technique I'm getting increasingly interested in.
ReplyDeleteExtra kudos for the old school layout.
Looking forward to the next one as well.
ReplyDeleteI'm reading intently :)
Inspired revival :}
ReplyDeleteSpent many hours gazing at pages like that (once upon a time).
Holy rendered retro pages Batman!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant stuff, made me chuckle. Been interested in your technique for older era miniatures. Await the next instalment :)
- Tael.
"Holy rendered retro pages Batman!"
ReplyDeleteExactly. Apologies for a little bit of necro-threading. Seeing some of those classic Perry Dwarfs is almost as nice as reading good, do-able tips on how to actually achieve a good finish when painting them.
I always thought you used a really nice flock blend for your bases.
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