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Omaha (or West of the Mississippi and just afew miles south of Sanity)
Hey if anybody could give me some pointers for how to effectively use a flesh wash on my figures I would really appreciate it. Cause right now it looks more like the guy has a nasty sunburn, so any tips would be really appreciated. Thanks
Gareth
FOR RUSS AND FOR THE WOLFTIME!!!!!!! *HHHHHHOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!*
Personally I use drybrushing. Have you tried that. It works well for me. I have heard a lot of negative things about fleshwashing on skin. Milking ive heard is a much better technique.
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