I got an airbrush!! Hype to start painting vehicles and basecoating like a civilized member of society. Couple questions tho:
I have vallejo air paints. Do they need to be thinned? I have the thinner.
I should do this outside if I don't have a mask, right? I don't want paint on my shit/in my lungs.
Jordan Ortiz
I just magnetized my first LR up and about to put the parts together and glue so I can prime it.
What would be the best way to smooth out any lines from the plates?
Mason Rodriguez
I did it the same way I did the flesh, but with a 50/50 glaze of bloodletter and lahmian medium over the whole thing to give it a pinkish look. I then went over the whole thing with gloss varnish to make it look wet.
Benjamin Brown
>gloss varnish well that'd do it
Adam Parker
I just bought an airbrush kit too, got sick of rattle can primer. Comes in tomorrow, looking forward to it.
My understanding is that vallejo air paints typically don't need to be thinned, but it depends on the size of your needle. I'm sure a more experienced user can elaborate further.
Which airbrush did you get?
Noah Campbell
>I'm fucking stumped, I'm trying to do a Darkstrider conversion and I just have no idea how to customize the chestpiece to make him stand out and not look like a fancier pathfinder (even though technically that's exactly what he is).
>I'm giving him a repose, a larger 32mm base all spruced up, an eyepath and a bandanna but otherwise his armour and weapons are the same. The fuck can I do? Something that seems "sneaky"
Nolan Myers
Saw a guy paint orks with human eyes. Holy fuck
Henry Flores
Meh, not so scary. I personally paint my Ork eyes red due to current artwork, but I prefer 'umie eyes because they're more expressive they're less generic they used to be actually be like that
Jose Hall
Havent assembled him together yet, working on the base, but hows he look? Ignore the missing arm.
Hamelin from malifaux, for use as a generic wizard in d&d
