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2010/02/13 17:06:05
Subject: Painting an Ork Boy - Elbaz [Updated 14/02/2010 - Part 4]
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"DashofPepper's Location: in 'ur list picking it apart"
Get outta my list DoP and leave my nobz alone!
2010/02/13 23:11:08
Subject: Painting an Ork Boy - Elbaz [Updated 13/02/2010]
Very close to how I paint my boyz. I dont do as much highlighting on the edges, I prefer a darker ork.
Its a great way of doing it as it gets them tabletop ready and at a higher than normal level I think.
Looking forward to the rest of the parts.
~Toxic
I <3 my bits box
2010/02/13 23:31:50
Subject: Re:Painting an Ork Boy - Elbaz [Updated 13/02/2010]
The part that connects the head and the arms for example , if you dont apply additional paint on it , you can still very easily
file off the primer coating , and use plastic cement later to glue them.
And i like the soothing music , makes it easier to sit and enjoy a tutorial xD
Its hard to be awesome, when your playing with little plastic men. Welcome to Fantasy 40k
If you think your important, in the great scheme of things. Do the water test.
Put your hands in a bucket of warm water,
then pull them out fast. The size of the hole shows how important you are.
I think we should roll some dice, to see if we should roll some dice, To decide if all this dice rolling is good for the game.
2010/02/14 00:08:03
Subject: Re:Painting an Ork Boy - Elbaz [Updated 13/02/2010]
The part that connects the head and the arms for example , if you dont apply additional paint on it , you can still very easily
file off the primer coating , and use plastic cement later to glue them.
And i like the soothing music , makes it easier to sit and enjoy a tutorial xD
I use Hard Plastics glue from halfords (uk) that bonds through the acrylic. Plus the flow improver i use gives a slightley more plastic finish to the paints. I find GW paints easier to stick than Reaper or Vallejo.
Part three is encoding!
El.
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2010/02/14 20:37:03
Subject: Painting an Ork Boy - Elbaz [Updated 14/02/2010 - Part 4]
