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2013/05/17 15:17:53
Subject: How to paint Plaguebearers using mostly washes
Very nice and quick too if you use a hairdryer to dry the inks.
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2013/05/20 23:39:38
Subject: How to paint Plaguebearers using mostly washes
"'players must agree how they are going to select their armies, and if any restrictions apply to the number and type of models they can use."
This is an actual rule in the actual rulebook. Quit whining about how you can imagine someone's army touching you in a bad place and play by the actual rules.
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2013/05/22 15:32:46
Subject: How to paint Plaguebearers using mostly washes
I already do something like this for all my daemons, but the spot variation is something new to me. I was trying to figure out a quick, wash-oriented way to get something like that done, thanks!
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2013/05/23 11:46:32
Subject: Re:How to paint Plaguebearers using mostly washes
Yea thats a great tut. Ive been teaching my son to paint starting with washes and at age 8 he has pumped out a couple rather impressive minis using a similar method. Just washing everything.
2013/05/26 19:25:46
Subject: How to paint Plaguebearers using mostly washes
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2013/06/01 03:52:42
Subject: Re:How to paint Plaguebearers using mostly washes
This is really useful to someone like me who is terrible at painting . I have a question though did you use multiple coats of camoshade when covering the white i'm sorry if this is a no brainier question i'm new to the hobby.
2013/07/28 03:28:25
Subject: How to paint Plaguebearers using mostly washes
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. I have a question though did you use multiple coats of camoshade when covering the white i'm sorry if this is a no brainier question i'm new to the hobby.