Thing is, i mostly paint iron warriors and drukharis at the moment who both require a silver basecoat, which can easily be achieved by using rattlecans. And the minor details are almost too small to do with airbrush

But i really want to give it a try and see what is achievable by using one. But buying an expensive one might be a waste of money

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Ironically, the blond dude is the most out of place at a festival

Told you its peak

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Interesting. I didnt expect the scratcheson the vest to be made with white but more with beige brushwork.

Glazing would be contradictionary to the idea of slap chop being a fast painting style. Also im not sure if it will really work out good in practise as most contrast colours dont synergyze well with being overpainted.

What airbrush do you use? And how big is the distraction of the generator? Ive been wanting to gwt into airbrushing for quite a while now

The genie flooded the world with bodily fluids because he confused the words peace and urine

Sad week for me due to some suprising deaths in my family. Everything sucks right nos

Youre absolutely right about making pictures, its a thing i really have to get into asap. I tries the white paper background in my first hobby posting but couldnt really make it work out with the lighting. If you have good tips, im all ear.

Nice work with the anniversary captain.its a really nice mini i missed out on. Prot tipp for purity seals: instead of making wiggely lines, you can acieve way more realistic results by making small, irreglular dots. Also try mixing in some roman numbers or ultramarine u's can give some really good looking results

It is a suprisinlgy simple method for painting. Technically, drybrushing isnt even necessary as you can achieve similair effects by using just rattlecan sprays or airbrushes instead - kinda like the white spray from above.